Recent content by radosuaf

Go through your AC and DC Load Line settings and see how they're set. You can use HWiNFO for that.

Run ThrottleStop and check for reasons for throttling. Please see my thread for the possible solution: https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/edp-other-throttling-saga-continues-11900k.3863582/

Just to let you know, I swapped the Noctua cooler to Liquid Freezer III 240 and now the CPU is hitting ~50.9 multiplier, on average when testing, so very close to full 51. Looks like it must have been also a bit temperature related. So the current Cinebench multi-core is 925 :).

I looked through Z590 boards and are there either bad ones that are at decent prices or good ones that are at unacceptable prices :). So, I found this very nice guide on setting everything for 13th & 14th gen, but it is very handy for 11th as well...

Well, I cannot post in that thread because it's closed. And back then I had a 8+1 board where I could accept some throttling. This one I believe shoud be able to provide enough current?

This is my story from the thread https://forums.tomshardware.com/threads/i9-11900f-low-single-core-cinebench-2024-result-multi-core-seems-ok.3845242/ continued... With the help of @uWebb429 I managed to set my 11900K more or less correctly. But EDP throttling didn't let me sleep at night... :)...

Nothing more than what is already in this thread, I guess 0016 is the last version for me.

This is a very useful post, unfortunately only one (2021-11-25) of the files applies to my (B560-E) motherboard and does not solve the issue. I suppose it's hardware dependant. Are there any other version I could look for?

900 breached :). This program is a godsend! To summarize - changes from the defaults (only relating to CPU settings): IA AC Load Line: [Auto] -> [0.3] IA DC Load Line: [Auto] -> [0.3] Intel Adaptive Boost Technology: [Auto] -> [Enabled] PL1 Power Limit -> [Auto] -> [250] PL1 Power Limit ->...

We're getting there... Even got 895, so 900 is within reach... This is roughly 12600K level of performance. Important thing - you need to set Adaptive Boost to Enabled instead of Auto. All cores are boosting to 50.25 GHz, so close enough to 5.1 GHz.

I'm not doing any critical work, if it crashes, then it crashes :). And any crash will result in increasing the value, so it will be OK at some point :). More voltage means more power, more heat, more noise, so I'd have it lowest possible. Power limits are at max already, but PL1 stopped...

Sooo... I actually got a 11900K :). Long story, but it's sitting in my PC now. Unfortunately, results are slightly disappointing. Let's start with the results: Increases are like 2-3%, actually. I did the first test with default settings, CPU during the multi-core test in CB was an absolute...

Have I just bought a 11900KF?! Maybe... :) Will post some info when I get it and sit down to testing... ASUS sent me info on their BIOS settings. Of course they wrote they used defaults.

I do hope so. Difference in price is not justifiable for someone who wants to use discrete graphics card. I will do if I manage to find something at a decent price. That was the case with swapping i7-11700 for i9-11900F. I found one very cheap. I should be able to sell the i7 for more than I...

Ahhh... Now you made me look for a 11900KF :). I know it does not make much sense financially and it's 3-5% performance increase at best, but it's fun to test new hardware and used ones are at decent prices now... Is silicon quality of K and KF the same? Ks are a bit too expensive and I don't...