Optimizer for Curves. Core vs Per-Core performance.
Optimizer for Curves. Core vs Per-Core performance.
Hi, your setup with the 5600x curve optimizer running all cores at -22 seems unusual. Checking videos that show negative per core values around 5, 10, or 15 suggests you might be testing different configurations. For your Aorus Elite X570, the preferred core should typically have the lowest negative value to maintain performance and stability. Regarding overdrive scalar, it helps keep the boost clock running longer, but it depends on your specific needs and system tuning.
If you aim for per-core optimization, it's possible but may not significantly boost performance. Usually, the best core should have the smallest offset for stability. For my 5900X, one core can only reach -10 while another random core might hit -30. The others fall in between. I tested OCCT on each core individually to assess stability.