Making a Ryzen 9000 V/F Curve | SBCP#2

Today, I want to show you how I put together the Ryzen 9000 V/F curves I’ve been using in all my SkatterBencher guides. These V/F curves are not only useful to visualize the impact of tuning with Curve Optimizer and Curve Shaper, but they also help me better analyze instability when tuning the processor.

I will use the Ryzen 9 9950X3D as an example because it’s a dual-CCD processor with two distinctly different CCDs since CCD 0 has 3D V-Cache and CCD1 is the highest binned available for Ryzen 9000.

I will walk you through the entire process and provide some notes and tips along the way. By the end of the video, I hope you’ll be able to do this for your own processor as well. Let’s get started!

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