Artikel-Update: CoreCycler v0.8.1.0 erschienen
ComputerBase-Leser und Community-Mitglied „
sp00n.82“ hat das System-Tool
CoreCycler zur Optimierung des Curve Optimizers von Desktop-Prozessoren der Serie
AMD Ryzen 5000 (Test) in der Version 0.8.1.0 veröffentlicht.
Das Update bringt laut den offiziellen
Release Notes erneut kleinere Optimierungen und Verbesserungen mit.
- Added an [c]auto[/c] option for the [c]runtimePerCore[/c] setting. With this option all FFT sizes of the selected preset will be tested for one core before it continues to the next core, where it will also test all the FFT sizes, etc.
- For y-Cruncher and Aida64 the "auto" mode uses a fixed runtime of 10 minutes per core due to the lack of detectable progress.
- You can now also enter a custom FFT range for the [c]FFTSize[/c] setting in the Prime95 section, e.g. something like [c]36-1344[/c]. This eliminates the need to use the [c]CUSTOM[/c] mode to define a custom FFT range (although you can still use the [c]CUSTOM[/c] mode of course).
- The [c]verbosityMode[/c] setting has been renamed to [c]logLevel[/c].
- The script should now also work if started as an administrator.
- Fixed a couple of bugs with case sensitivity and trailing spaces in the config file.
- Rewrote the error detection for Prime95 log files, hopefully with more accurate detection.
- Improved error detection when CPU usage was too low.
Weitere Informationen liefert
die Projektseite auf der Entwicklerplattform GitHub.
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