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Processor | AMD Ryzen 9800X3D |
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Motherboard | Gigabyte Aorus Pro X870E |
Cooling | Cooler Master ML360R AIO w/ 6 fans in push/pull |
Memory | 64GB G'Skill DDR5 6000 CL30 |
Video Card(s) | RTX 4080 FE |
Storage | Samsung 960 Pro + Samsung 980 Pro |
Display(s) | Alienware 38" AW3821DW 144Hz |
Case | Corsair Obsidian 800D |
Audio Device(s) | X-Fi Titanium Fatal1ty Pro + Maverick Audio TubeMagic D2 DAC |
Power Supply | Superflower Leadex III Gold 850w |
Mouse | Logitech G600 |
Keyboard | Corsair K55 |
Software | Windows 11 Pro |
I'm just curious what the maximum Curve Optimizer offset is supposed to be?
With my 9800X3D and Gigabyte Aorus Pro X870E, I have it set as -60 (all core) in the BIOS (anything -61 or more returns "invalid input range"). But Ryzen Master reports Curve Optimizer as still being set as -50. I've rebooted multiple times to confirm that it's still set at -60 in the BIOS, but I'm not sure which one is correct. Up until -50, both the BIOS and Ryzen Master always reported the same value.
Searching the internet, I found one post from about two years ago from a supposed AMD employee claiming that the Maximum in a then current AGESA update was -50 for Zen 4 CPUs. Whether that is/was true, or whether that still applies to the current AGESA, Zen 5, and/or X870E, I don't know. I've also found posts from owners of other motherboards (including other brands) that claim their boards also allow values up to -60.
I'm not sure how else to confirm what the Curve Optimizer offset is actually set at other than Ryzen Master, to know if it's actually at -60 (as set in the BIOS) or -50 (as reported by Ryzen Master).
With my 9800X3D and Gigabyte Aorus Pro X870E, I have it set as -60 (all core) in the BIOS (anything -61 or more returns "invalid input range"). But Ryzen Master reports Curve Optimizer as still being set as -50. I've rebooted multiple times to confirm that it's still set at -60 in the BIOS, but I'm not sure which one is correct. Up until -50, both the BIOS and Ryzen Master always reported the same value.
Searching the internet, I found one post from about two years ago from a supposed AMD employee claiming that the Maximum in a then current AGESA update was -50 for Zen 4 CPUs. Whether that is/was true, or whether that still applies to the current AGESA, Zen 5, and/or X870E, I don't know. I've also found posts from owners of other motherboards (including other brands) that claim their boards also allow values up to -60.
I'm not sure how else to confirm what the Curve Optimizer offset is actually set at other than Ryzen Master, to know if it's actually at -60 (as set in the BIOS) or -50 (as reported by Ryzen Master).