What if I want to break the dynamic profile in CTR 2.1 RC5? (Patreon)

Published:

2021-04-06 09:09:57

Imported:

2021-05

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Testing dynamic P1 profile. Maximum aggressive mode of CTR OB (over-boost). Automatic prediction of the maximum stable frequency in a few ms.

Note 1. The difference between frequency at default and HYBRID OC more than 475 MHz(!) at lower voltages(!).

1222 mV @ 4288 4288
1175 mV @ 4775 4600

Note 2. I set P1 profile to a base frequency of 3800MHz, but got 4775MHz for CCX1 and 4600MHz for CCX2.

Note 3. The activation of P1 occurred while the load was present in the system without crash.

Note 4. Dynamic profile can also effectively reduce the frequency so that the system is always stable.

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CTR 2.1 RC5 developer notes 3

Testing dynamic P1 profile. Maximum aggressive mode of CTR OB (over-boost). Automatic prediction of the maximum stable frequency in a few ms. Note 1. The difference between frequency at default and HYBRID OC more than 475 MHz(!) at lower voltages(!). 1222 mV @ 4288 4288 1175 mV @ 4775 4600 Note 2. I set P1 profile to a base frequency of 3800MHz, but got 4775MHz for CCX1 and 4600MHz for CCX2. Note 3. The activation of P1 occurred while the load was present in the system without crash. Note 4. Dynamic profile can also effectively reduce the frequency so that the system is always stable.