Corecycler

Once overclocked, your system stability is at risk. It's not necessarily that something bad will happen to the components themselves, but more that you'll have to suffer through crashes, restarts, corecycler, and all manner of errant behavior if the component corecycler jibe with its new clocks and voltages, corecycler.

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Corecycler

Alpha version. Added a wrapper. The y-Cruncher output is now saved as a log file and checked for errors. Added a new assignBothVirtualCoresForSingleThread setting that allows you assign both virtual logical cores to a single stress thread. This way the Windows Scheduler should bounce back and forth the load between the both virtual cores, which may open a new possibility to test for load change instabilities. Added support for Prime95 versions Also updated the included Prime95 version to For more recent Prime95 versions the FFT size where an error happened is provided in the log file it wasn't before , so this information is now used if available. No more guesstimating. Skip to content. You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You signed out in another tab or window.

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Log in. Sign up. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. CineBench single threaded almost always worked fine, and getting Prime95 stable with load on all cores was also relatively quick. Waiting for crashes while idling or while playing a game wasn't so appealing either, and on Reddit someone even suggested using the Windows Repair as some kind of stability test So this sparked the idea for this tool.

You'll find countless complicated articles and guides with advice and instructions on undervolting your Ryzen processor, but is it possible to reap the rewards without putting in the effort? The answer can be a positive "yup! Let's see the quickest, easiest, and safest way to do precisely that to undervolt your new CPU and avoid wasting days of your life testing if everything works as it should. Properly overclocking or undervolting a CPU requires a lot of trial and error. In the process, some crashes are inevitable.

Corecycler

Alpha version. Added a wrapper. The y-Cruncher output is now saved as a log file and checked for errors. Added a new assignBothVirtualCoresForSingleThread setting that allows you assign both virtual logical cores to a single stress thread. This way the Windows Scheduler should bounce back and forth the load between the both virtual cores, which may open a new possibility to test for load change instabilities.

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Back to top. That reboot you experienced originated any WHEA in the windows event log? Also I've added some extra heat, to keep cpu temperature around 75C, where fit throttling starts to kick in. How you handle these limits, is your choice of course. Release v0. Report repository. Second alpha: y-Cruncher now also supports the "auto" runtimePerCore setting, where the core is automatically switched after all selected tests have been run for a core Added a testDuration setting for y-Cruncher that allows to set the test duration in seconds for each individual test Default: Create an account or sign in to comment You need to be a member in order to leave a comment Create an account Sign up for a new account in our community. There were still some issues with 2 threads, fixed these. Notifications Fork 30 Star

Once overclocked, your system stability is at risk. It's not necessarily that something bad will happen to the components themselves, but more that you'll have to suffer through crashes, restarts, and all manner of errant behavior if the component doesn't jibe with its new clocks and voltages.

Also the test order can be changed, by default it's now alternating between core 1 on CCD1, core 1 on CCD2, core 2 on CCD1, etc for processors with more than 8 cores, or random for anything up to 8 cores. Insert Quotes Quotes Post Reply. Last commit date. So, while being somewhat counterintuitive, the SSE mode with its lighter load is actually the one that finds the most stability problems. Also you don't necessarily have to buy the Engineer version for stress testing, you can use the portable Trial version for free for 30 days. Then you could increase the setting for those that have thrown an error by e. Maybe they are for multi core. Previous Next. Softpedia Review changelog Free Download. Starlink Talk. So it doesn't matter?