DRAM Calculator for Ryzen v1.5.0.5

Verfasst vonpipin

Der “DRAM Cal­cu­la­tor for Ryzen” hilft beim Über­tak­ten des Arbeits­spei­chers auf Platt­for­men mit AMDs Ryzen-Pro­zes­so­ren, indem auf Basis der Daten des ein­ge­setz­ten Arbeits­spei­chers Vor­schlä­ge für die Ein­stel­lun­gen der Timings gemacht werden.

v1.5.0.5 (May 7th, 2019)

  • Fixed crash when you click “save set­tings” on Main tab
  • Fixed error in the names (RRDS / RRDL), tab MEMbench
  • Updated infor­ma­ti­on in the tab “About”
  • Fixed AFR save pre­set (3200–3333mhz)

v1.5.0 (May 7th, 2019)

Main Chan­ges

  • Added fea­ture to compa­re cur­rent sys­tem timings with recom­men­ded ones. Turns on with the but­ton “Compa­re timings”.
  • Added the abili­ty to sel­ect the topo­lo­gy of the mother­board. Sheet box with the name “Topo­lo­gy”. The mea­ning of this under­ta­king is a more accu­ra­te pre­dic­tion of pro­cODT / RTT set­tings. Of cour­se, the func­tion is not per­fect and with each update of the cal­cu­la­tor the pre­dic­tion accu­ra­cy will increase.
  • Par­ti­al­ly clea­ned the “Main” tab of infor­ma­ti­on that is not used and clut­ters the user inter­face. This is a small advan­ce towards the ease of use of this application.
  • SOC vol­ta­ge pre­dic­tion blocks have under­go­ne signi­fi­cant chan­ges for each gene­ra­ti­on of Ryzen processors.
  • Ano­ther recom­men­da­ti­on is tem­po­r­a­ri­ly added to the CAD_BUS block.
  • Recy­cling of most pre­sets for each type of memo­ry. The reason is simp­le — new bios make new adjustments.
  • Block “Misc items” recei­ved new pre­dic­tion algo­rith­ms. In par­ti­cu­lar, the GDM prediction.
  • Impro­ved sup­port for sys­tem con­fi­gu­ra­ti­ons con­sis­ting of 4 DIMMs.
  • Impro­ved algo­rithm for cal­cu­la­ting pro­files “Debug”.
  • Cor­rec­tions of sud­den crash pro­grams in the calculations.
  • Fixed a pro­blem when during the import of the html pro­fi­le the memo­ry type was auto­ma­ti­cal­ly swit­ched to Sam­sung b‑die mode.
  • Added but­ton link to sys­tem set­up gui­de using Ryzen DRAM Cal­cu­la­tor. This but­ton is loca­ted in the “Help” tab.
  • Updated infor­ma­ti­on in the “About” tab and added feed­back to me via Twitter.

Key fea­tures of MEMbench

  • Sup­port for pro­ces­sors with 1 to 32 threads (tem­po­ra­ry restrictions) .
  • Error within 0.5%.
  • Auto­ma­tic deter­mi­na­ti­on of the num­ber of threads in the system.
  • Uni­fied rating for desk­top and HEDT pro­ces­sors (AMD and Intel).
  • Qua­li­ta­tively imple­men­ted multi-threading.
  • Thanks to the HCI 6 ker­nel (free­ware), this pro­duct is free for the end user. I also want to note that this ver­si­on is not modi­fied (does not con­tain hacks).
  • Com­ple­te absence of the influence of the pro­ces­sor fre­quen­cy on the bench­mark result.
  • The result is affec­ted by each timing (pic­tu­re with the­mes, see below).
  • Abili­ty to work in the mode of ordi­na­ry memo­ry check with a fixed delay­ed stop at a cer­tain stage and this stage is deter­mi­ned by you.
  • Four pre­sets for ben­ching “Easy mode”, “Default mode”, “Cus­tom mode” and “Mem­test”.
  • Easy mode is desi­gned spe­ci­fi­cal­ly for sys­tems with a small amount of instal­led RAM.
  • Easy to use bench­mark, you need to sel­ect only MEM­bench mode and click “Run”.
  • Pro­vi­si­on of full-fled­ged sys­tem infor­ma­ti­on for the Ryzen pro­ces­sors (for Intel, the timing-deter­mi­ning block is not yet connected).
  • Abili­ty to save two own results for fur­ther comparison.
  • Dis­play infor­ma­ti­on in the chart.
  • A win­dow-table with infor­ma­ti­on about the cur­rent sta­te of ben­ching or memo­ry checking.
  • “Screen­shot” Button
  • All pos­si­ble pro­tec­tion against situa­tions of low memo­ry in the system.
  • Does not use swap file.
  • Loy­al stress CPU test in “Default mode”.

Down­load: DRAM Cal­cu­la­tor for Ryzen v1.5.0.5 — Win 10, 8, 7 (32 Bit & 64 Bit)

 

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