AMD 7900X3D and 7950X3D Core-Parking problems FIXED once and for all!
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winjer
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LOL, as if Microsoft would ever fix their own crap.
Setsuna Mudou
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Simple... just put vcache for all cores next time. Boom, problem solved
Magic Carpet
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If only I could find better parking here at work. Sometimes it's a long walk.
twilo99
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They've never fixed a single problem in their 5 decades of software development… it's astonishing how they are even in the business to be honest.
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Core parking. Geezo, that still a thing. I remember those type of issues being present a decade ago. I used to use a cpu tool which would stop cores being parked. And also could be set to decide which cores would be used for some games. I remember the likes of Far Cry 3 didn't like specific cores of my i7 being used.
OverHeat
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Celcius
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I mean we all expected it to happen but I never realized the difference was that massive. Why am I being called out here lol
SonGoku
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Waste of money since jumping across CCDs would negate the gains of vcache
If AMD wasnt so cheap what they could do is offer one CCD with vcache and the other CCD with compact cores that are lower clocked avoding scheduling issues and providing better total multithreaded performance
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StereoVsn
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We need one large CCD with 12 cores! More Power!
marquimvfs
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To hell with Intel's bodge. Just make 1 ccd 16 core with CPU vCache right away. Let the more than one ccd CPUs be used only on were needed, and stop doing the nonsense of asymmetrical cores.
SonGoku
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If you are making single CCD CPU I agree with this path BUT if you have a 2 CCD CPU might as well make the second CCD pack more cores by sacrificing a lil frequency to maximize multi threading performance which is the point of these multi CCD designs.
Compact/E cores are the future of multithreading because they pack more performance per mm2 of die space used
I agree with this tooWe need one large CCD with 12 cores! More Power!
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winjer
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More like journalist issue.
Like that non-sense about having to reinstall Windows if you change CPU.
Just use a program like Hibit or Revo uninstaller to clean up the old driver.
Or do it the old fashion way, using device manager and remove the old driver.
Mithos
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People should really take a look at Revo Uninstaller.
I had serious issues with a software before and I kept uninstalling and re-installing trying to fix the issue, it didn't work.
So tried using the uninstall through Revo Uninstaller and when I then re-installed the software it functions flawlessly again.
Apparently the official uninstallers for the software/windows leaves trace registry entries and actual files on the system even after a uninstall (we are talking hundreds of registry keys and hundreds of files (almost 800MB) for the specific software I had problems with), using the uninstall through Revo Uninstaller all of those registry entries and files on the hard-drive where removed.
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winjer
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I use Hibit software. Does similar things.
And yes, I agree with you that this type of software is very important to keeping Windows clean and in working order.
The normal Windows uninstaller process leaves too much stuff behind, such as registry entries, old files and folders, empty folders, etc.
And it gets worse with drivers. That is why a program like DDU isso important when updating drivers, and much more when upgrading to a new GPU.
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