@@nightspiderx1916 windows 10>11 windows

@@gamedaytoday1 Is it true? Because i saw some benchmarks with slightly better performance on Win11 with the latest Zen updates in some games.

@ is this hardware unboxed who said that windows update gave 35% better performance? Anyways I will do a proper windows 10 vs windows 11 analysis later. One analysis to rule them all with more information than what you can hope for

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@@gamedaytoday1 agw

@@WILLYMANFRAK No email with those 3 letters has subscribed. But there is a hotmail email that starts with bio that did not join the discord 1 months ago is that you?

Send me a message to my email

@@gamedaytoday1 I did not received an email from you and on your website I can’t see an email to contact you

If your i3-13100 crashes then it has nothing to do with degradation, it is something else. You would need to troubleshoot it and find out what the root causes is

Is the 285K a upgrade? I will get it occe its in store

Tuned

@@grigorkyokuto7546 that is the goal to test CUDIMM

@@jesusrdgz1ify it means tightening timings on the ram and disabling all the CPU power savings and locking the cores. Tuning is everything else besides increasing the frequency (overclocking)

Yes after My Go Fund me page reaches £1000

@@gamedaytoday1 can't wait!

The next Gen CPUs 9800X3D and Intel Ultra 9 285K are coming out in the next 2-3 weeks. They are expected to be at least 10% fester than current gen equivalent based on leaskes. So my recommendation is: 1. Wait 2-3 weeks for mainstream reviews + my tuned reviews 2. Evaluate which platform that makes most sense based on your budget and performance goals (what FPS do you want in star citizen at 1080P) 2.a) Do you need to tune or overclock to achieve the performance you want? If not pick the platform as is with XMP. 2.b) if you need to tune to achieve your performance goals, you can learn how to in my discord, or just test one of my pre-tuned BIOS profiles (if you have the same motherboard) or just pick up a consult. I am increasing my price by the end of the year to $250. www.game-day.xyz In the end without knowing too much about your star-citizen performance goals my assumption is that getting the 9800X3D + 6000mhz CL30 with a B650 board would make most sense. As it would for 90% of PC builders.

@@gamedaytoday1 thank you for fast response and recommendation. I'm not in a hurry, I'll wait.

@@anjelomichelangelo7726 you would most likely need to increase the voltage offset

Or just RMA the CPU

@@gamedaytoday1 ty for answer

i had crashes in fortnite after 0x129 code, but i also put ia vr limit to 1.375volts... then i ramped it upto 1.4volts, the game didnt crash for 2 months... now i updated to 0x12b code, the game crashes again even while setting higher voltages

It’s on unlocked TDP

@@gamedaytoday1 You should put that in the video title. When browsing on youtube, there doesn't seem to be any video out there with 105W tdp benchmarks.

Big L comment Stability is independent on whether or not your system is set at default/stock or overclocked/tuned. Why do you think Intel CPU got degraded on default settings? Why do you think the 7800X3D blew up on default settings when it was released. Why do you think people get cashes on XMP settings? Default/stock = does not equal stable or guarantees you not to get blue screens. Most people getting these issues because they leave their BIOS setting on default hoping it does the right thing. There are more people complaining about system instability who don't touch their BIOS than people who do. What do you think Intel's and AMD's boost algorithm is? Its a nice marketing term for used to disguised that their algorithm is overclocking for you.

I will answer this one so anyone trying to understand isnt left in the dark... The reason TUNED vs AUTO is a thing is because manufacturers do not want to be playing tech support when XMP or EXPO fails to launch because even just 1 of the timings is set slightly to tight for the individuals hardware Computer parts DO NOT!! overclock by the same amount as each other Also its pretty damn hard to kill a component or force rapid degradation unless either you as the user or the motherboard manufacturer or CPU the microcode applies TOO MUCH voltage You wont brick your system slamming the RAM frequency to 10,000 it just wont boot 5+ times in a row then will reset the bios and boot However go set the RAM to 2v it can 100% just obliterate instantly With PC hardware its VOLTAGE and TEMPERATURE that kill parts be it 1 or the other or both at the same time Simply tightening timings will not kill RAM as the timings change how the cycles are used and the frequency determines how many cycles there are, tune your RAM it can do more in the same amount of time and will not degrade it as the transistors are to damn small to physically shift or be oxidised you need high temperatures or super high voltages respectively

Did you see the AIDA results how do you think I got it to 6Ghz? What do you think is better Boosted TDP or Unlimited TDP?

Wrong. The standard profile limits boosts even though the cpu load is nowhere close to the configured tdp cap. PBO also doesn't increase power consumptions much in gaming loads, since most of the cores aren't under full load there. Gaming isn't cinebench, where all cores are running at 100% all the time.

Obviously you didn't watch the video, because it includes proof which contradicts your statements Zen 5 CPUs still don't offer as much value to the majority of users as Zen 4 CPUs do, but they clearly have a lot more potential for increased performance with tuning/ overclocking than any of the previous three generations. Zen 5 CPUs do also perform signfiicantly faster than Zen 4 CPUs in some applications, and even in a small number of games (up to 15% faster in games). Zen 5 has more new architectural features and changes over previous generations than any AMD CPU since arguably Zen 1, and it is not unusual for it to take a lot of time before a wide range of software is better optimized for new architectural features, so it's entirely possible that Zen 5 will pull further ahead of Zen 4 in a wide range of applications over time, but time will tell. For now, I'd highly recommend that people just go with a Zen 4 CPU, unless Zen 5 already offers a significant performance improvement over Zen 4 in some of their most used applications, but even then, Zen 4 is quite possibly still going to be more than good enough. Zen 6 is likely to be the last CPU architecture released for the AM5 platform, and it might make more sense to just get Zen 4 now, and then eventually upgrade to Zen 6 if or when you find that you need or want more performance. Then again, for all we know, whatever comes after Zen 6 might even be released on the AM5 platform as well.

@@syncmonism zen5 are failure in everything!! that stupid cpu are basically zen4 on 4nm and that is it !! HUB channel already prove it and on 43 games it have 2% more fps on average then 7700x and that is with 24H2 windows newest update and that 2% will be doubtfull if it doesnt have in few stupid unimportant games as rocket league and similar over 10% games while in most of AAA games performance are same or lower and in tasks such a zip and unzip which are pretty important task for ordinary persons on daily basis 9700x are even slower so wtf you talk about

@@Psi-Storm PBO increase on around 160watt consumption while performance stays same or 1% difference!! that cpu are crap and sale of it are disaster everywhere

@@Mr11ESSE111 You have no idea what you are talking about. 160W is power usage at full cpu load, which basically never happens in games.

Obviously you didn't watch the video, because what you're talking about isn't relevant to what this video is about, which is custom tuning and overclocking, not the windows update which improves performance of multiple generations of Ryzen CPUs. You can tune Ryzen 7000 CPUs for better performance, but you can't get nearly as much additional performance by doing so, especially with the X3D CPUs, which have very limited tuning options which don't come with huge risk of causing permanent damage. The X3D CPUs also don't benefit nearly as much from memory tuning either (and aren't hurt as much by using even very slow memory either).

Did *you* even watch it? Every graph had the tuned 7700x trailing just behind the tuned 9700x. He recommends *against* the 9700x because its just a 5% gain for 14% price premium. You people are worse than user benchmark.

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