CTR 2.1 RC5 ver. 14 - today's testing (3 pic) (Patreon)

Thank you all for your patience and help. Thanks to your results, I have been able to calibrate RC5. Today I have started the final testing of build 14 and you will be able to download it soon. I think it will be this Friday.

As a test processor I chose the hot 5800X and I was able to lower the temperature to 9(!) degrees with the standard CTR settings (picture with the 3D Mark Time Spy test). At the same time the cache latency decreased, the L3 bandwidth increased and the average frequencies increased. 

Let me remind you that dynamic profiles is an alternative to Curve Optimizer, allowing to achieve better frequency/voltage ratio and let the system run at lower voltages. Those of you who have used CO before know that changing the coefficients does not make the processor cooler. CTR allows you to control all of the key "boost" settings.

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I think many of you are wondering, how often does the frequency of the dynamic profile change? 

62 times per second in increments(or decrement) of 25 to 50 MHz.

The current frequency switching rate has overtaken Zen 1 and Zen + processors (33 times per second).

Will this affect CPU utilization? - No. CTR consumes up to 0.2% of CPU time during runtime and in most cases this value is 0.0%. 

There were many problems associated with this incredible ability which forced me to postpone the RC5 release. At the moment the project is not threatened by anything.