And my cinebench multicore score was 18975
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Yes, an I am looking for ways to tweak it for more efficiency
Your Cinebench multicore score of **18,975** is quite solid, but there are ways to optimize your system for better efficiency and potentially higher scores. Here are some key areas to tweak:
### **1. BIOS & Power Settings**
– **Enable XMP (Extreme Memory Profile)** – If you’re using high-speed RAM, enabling XMP ensures it’s running at the rated speed.
– **Adjust CPU Power Limits** – Some motherboards allow raising **PL1/PL2 (Power Limits)** for sustained performance.
– **Enable Precision Boost Overdrive (PBO)** – For AMD CPUs, this can optimize boost behavior.
– **Undervolting** – Lowering CPU voltage slightly can reduce heat and improve efficiency.
### **2. Cooling & Thermal Management**
– **Improve Airflow** – Ensure proper case ventilation and consider better cooling solutions (e.g., an upgraded air cooler or AIO liquid cooling).
– **Reapply Thermal Paste** – If your CPU runs hot, a better thermal compound (e.g., Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut) can help.
– **Monitor CPU Temperatures** – Use **HWMonitor** or **Core Temp** to ensure the CPU isn’t throttling.
### **3. OS & Background Processes**
– **Disable Background Apps** – Close unnecessary programs and services while running Cinebench.
– **Adjust Power Plan** – Set Windows to **High Performance** or create a custom plan.
– **Update Chipset Drivers** – Ensure the latest chipset drivers are installed for optimal CPU scheduling.
### **4. Memory & Storage Tweaks**
– **Increase RAM Speed** – Overclocking RAM or tightening timings (e.g., using DRAM Calculator for Ryzen) can boost performance.
– **Enable Resizable BAR (if supported)** – Can improve memory handling, especially for GPUs.
– **Use an NVMe SSD for System Drive** – Faster storage improves system responsiveness.
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I have a ryzen 9 5900 with 64gb ram and amd 6600 gpu on a tomahawk x570 MB
User has a Ryzen 9 5900 CPU, 64GB RAM, an AMD 6600 GPU, and a Tomahawk X570 motherboard.
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Your system is well-balanced, but there’s room for optimization. Given your **Ryzen 9 5900**, **64GB RAM**, and **AMD 6600 GPU** on an **X570 Tomahawk**, here are some targeted tweaks:
### **1. CPU Optimization**
– **Enable Precision Boost Overdrive (PBO)**: In BIOS, set **PBO to Advanced** and try **Curve Optimizer** (-10 to -20 on all cores for better efficiency).
– **Undervolt for Efficiency**: Use Ryzen Master or BIOS to reduce voltage slightly while maintaining boost clocks.
– **Check Cooling**: Ensure CPU stays under **85°C under load**; upgrade cooling if needed.
### **2. Memory Tweaks**
– **Enable XMP (DOCP on AMD)**: Ensure your **RAM is running at its rated speed** (e.g., 3600MHz CL16 is ideal for Ryzen 5000).
– **Tighten RAM Timings**: Use **DRAM Calculator for Ryzen** to tweak timings for lower latency.
### **3. GPU Efficiency**
– **Adjust AMD Adrenalin Settings**:
– Enable **Smart Access Memory (SAM)** in BIOS.
– Use **Chill & Radeon Boost** for better power management.
– **Undervolt GPU**: Use **AMD Radeon Software** to reduce voltage while keeping stable clocks.
### **4. BIOS & System Tweaks**
– **Latest BIOS & Chipset Drivers**: X570 benefits from the newest **AGESA updates**.
– **Disable Core Performance Boost (CPB) if using a manual OC**: Helps with stability.
– **Use PCIe 4.0 for GPU & NVMe**: Ensure PCIe settings are at **Gen 4** in BIOS.
Want me to check your uploaded file for system logs or further bottleneck analysis?
Here is the score along wh comparisons
Your **Cinebench multicore score is 18,573**, which is slightly lower than your previous **18,975** but still within an expected range. Here are some observations based on your ranking:
### **Comparison with Similar CPUs:**
– Your **Ryzen 9 5900X (12C/24T @ 3.7 GHz)** is outperforming older 16-core Threadrippers like the **1950X (16,135)**.
– You’re **close to 24-core Xeons (W-3265M at 24,243)**, which shows solid efficiency for your core count.
– The **Threadripper 2990WX (30,054) dominates with its 32C/64T** but is in a different category.
### **Possible Reasons for Slight Score Drop (vs. 18,975)**
1. **Background Processes** – Check **Task Manager** for any CPU-heavy applications running.
2. **Thermal Throttling** – If CPU temp exceeds **85°C**, performance may be limited.
3. **Power Limits in BIOS** – Ensure **PPT, TDC, and EDC settings** allow max boost.
4. **Windows Power Plan** – Switch to **High Performance** mode before benchmarking.
5. **Chipset & BIOS Updates** – Latest AGESA updates can optimize Ryzen 5000 performance.
Would you like to **run a second test after making tweaks** to see if you can regain that 18,975 score or even go higher?