It's been awhile since I booted into Windows 10 but I thought the AMD Ryzen master utility also reads out temperature information. There may be more details in the documentation on what the readouts are measuring.
Looking at HWiFO64 on my main rig individual core temp's aren't listed, I've got CPU (tctl/Tdie), CPU Die (average) & CPU CCD1(Tdie) (whatever that is!).
I also looked at Core Temp & that only lists one CPU temp reading CPU #0.
So it seems their is only 1 core reading available, at least going by those 2 programs. That would explain all your CPU cores reading the same temp's, which would otherwise be impossible.
If you got that 47C on the CPU, then the cooler you got is far better than mine! (my fan's also at 100% btw).
So it is 47 without the Noctua? That is impressive, even with the clock speed cut in half. I only have 2 NH-D15's in operation at the moment, on 3950X chips. One was reading mid 50s after running for a day, the second was hitting 71 immediately after installing...I didn't give the paste time to settle down before going to Linux on that one, surely it is running cooler now.
But if you were not in eco mode, the stock cooler would be showing you 95C or so. That is hard to get used to, but it is well within spec.
I like big tower coolers a lot too. I've got NH-D15S on the Xeon E5s, some of which might draw 200 W 24/7 at times. In my Xeon E3 desktop, I've got a Thermalright Macho for quiet operation.
These tower coolers have a drawback of course: Unlike top flow coolers, they don't push air downwards to VRMs and RAMs. I therefore took care to have good air flow from the side in the Xeon E5 computers. And in watercooled computers, I suspended a 90 mm fan or two in the middle of the case to push air onto the processor socket area. Just a little forced airflow (or proper guidance of the case air flow) can make a big difference to component temperatures.
Ryzen master....Its official, i am back up and running with fresh format of W10 and just got Boinc going on the 3900x in Eco mode. Been running all over the house working on friends rig with my old 7700k as well which is also back up and running Htpc i will reinstall windows on later. But its completely together at least.
Will do more testing on temps and clocks later when my games are done downloading, i question the temp numbers on MSI AB they are very uniform in nature. The cpu does seem to hit 57cel-59cel and all the threads move together in sync on those temps like clockwork. I got a 100% fan profile on stock cooler for when the cpu hits 47cel.
The cpu clocks between 3.8ghz-3.9 depending on cpu usage. I currently got like BOINC going at 50% usage with F@H pushing the 1080ti while Origin also downloads games. I spike to like 60%.
Could MSI AB be right on those temps or do i need to consider another program?
This was incredibly helpful. I was having issues getting enough Universe@home WU's to last a couple days so I could try to bunker NumbersFields@Home. I added the NumberFields@Home URL to point to 127.0.0.1 in the host file and now I can grab Rosetta WU's, keep trying for Universe@home WU's, etc. without affecting the NumberFields@home bunker.PS,
a potential benefit of the firewall method and /etc/hosts-method over the "suspend networking method" is that the boinc client remains able to access other projects while you are bunkering for one or another project.
Ryzen master....
#!/bin/bash
t[10]=0 t[11]=0 t[12]=0 t[13]=0
t[20]=0 t[21]=0 t[22]=0 t[23]=0
while read line
do
case ${line} in
"project URL: "* )
case ${line#*"project URL: "} in
"https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/" ) p=10;;
"https://universeathome.pl/universe/" ) p=20;;
esac
;;
"state: "* )
case ${line#*"state: "} in
"downloading" ) ((t[p+0]++));;
"downloaded" ) ((t[p+1]++));;
"uploading" ) ((t[p+2]++));;
"uploaded" ) ((t[p+3]++));;
esac
;;
esac
done <<< $(boinccmd $@ --get_tasks)
printf " downloading downloaded uploading uploaded\n-------------------------------------------------\n"
printf "Rosetta %7d %7d %7d %7d\n" ${t[10]} ${t[11]} ${t[12]} ${t[13]}
printf "Universe %7d %7d %7d %7d\n" ${t[20]} ${t[21]} ${t[22]} ${t[23]}./count.sh downloading downloaded uploading uploaded
-------------------------------------------------
Rosetta 0 8 0 0
Universe 0 0 0 0./count.sh --host localhost:31422./count.sh --host bigiron:31422 --passwd "abc123"watch -n 120 ./count.shCurrent server_status shows 3 ULX ready to send, and 57,738 ULX in progress. I assume (or hope) that Krzysztof is not putting more ULX work on the server until the clog has undone itself, or perhaps better, until the City Run is over.Krzysztof 'krzyszp' Piszczek said:We have 1Gb/s line shared with storage server (where results go from main server as it comes).
One ULX result is various from 4 to 50 megabytes each (BH's are small)....
Once most ULX comes back uploading/downloading will speeds up.
The problem comes with bunkered WU's as thousands of it coming simultaneously and temporary block line. This should solve itself soon.
This was incredibly helpful. I was having issues getting enough Universe@home WU's to last a couple days so I could try to bunker NumbersFields@Home. I added the NumberFields@Home URL to point to 127.0.0.1 in the host file and now I can grab Rosetta WU's, keep trying for Universe@home WU's, etc. without affecting the NumberFields@home bunker.
You have it set to game mode, since it only sees 6 cores and 12 threads.OMG I LOVE THIS SETUP RIGHT NOW! i Figured out the sorcery and magic that is Ryzen Master and those profiles you apply,test and apply and reboot for. I would have to hate to be sitting at 3.8ghz loading up 73% of the 3900x and its only sitting at 60 cels at tops. I applied the default settings, let it test and apply and reboot and after about 27 minutes we have this. I have the clients set to auto run on boot in this config. I am making a bedtime profile tomorrow consisting prob of eco mod as i will be running BOINC at 90% instead of the current 50%. Don't wanna burn up the chip quite yet on the stock cooler.
You have it set to game mode, since it only sees 6 cores and 12 threads.
I recently discovered a program called CoreTemp that I really like. CoreTemp will not only show the readings of the temperature sensors in the PC, but it will actually show separate temperature readings for every core in the CPU(s) if the processors support it. I haven't tried it on very many computers yet, and haven't tried any AMD processors yet (still waiting for a couple of parts for my 3900X system), but it has worked on of the Intel systems that I have tested, ranging from a 10-year-old dual Xeon server to a 9th gen i7 laptop, and multiple varieties in between.Yeah so the days of each cpu having its own temp like Intel chips are over and its just the single reading? Oh the fan kicks on at 100% when the cpu hits 47cel but its loading upwards of 59cel currently with top end cpu usage hitting about 73%.
MSI AB does have the overall cpu usage and cpu temp OSD displays i guess i could stick to those and remove cpu0-24 from cluttering up MSI AB and its side monitor.
I recently discovered a program called CoreTemp that I really like. CoreTemp will not only show the readings of the temperature sensors in the PC, but it will actually show separate temperature readings for every core in the CPU(s) if the processors support it. I haven't tried it on very many computers yet, but it has worked on all that I have tried so far.
It even has a remote monitoring tool called Core Temp Monitor that will let you watch the results on multiple computers at the same time.
Nice! I have noticed on the dual Xeon (24 cores) machine I mentioned, that it does take a while to get all of the cores running sometimes. And some projects never run the cores at 100% for some reason. I'm not sure why.i switched over to Ryzen Master and the numbers posting in MSI AB Rivatuner OSD are confirmed so i could still use the OSD reliably. Still messing with profiles but i got the auto overclocking one enabled on a custom file. Waiting for BOINC to fully load the cores. I thought i had all them unlocked, i was stuck in game mode. Meh so much to explorer, its a bit overwhelming.
Since fixed i am at 70% cpu usage and i am at 4.04ghz and i am sitting at 78cel. BOINC using upwards of 67% usage . MarkFw told me it takes a while for Rosetta and BOINC to load the cores. Will find out how bad the temps get soon. Should be interesting.
Nice! I have noticed on the dual Xeon (24 cores) machine I mentioned, that it does take a while to get all of the cores running sometimes. And some projects never run the cores at 100% for some reason. I'm not sure why.
But you only want 22 tasks, to the video card has some CPU.Hopefully these all decide to load, i am at 10.4gb of ram out of 15.9gb used and well with the ram settings i made i got 8 tasks waiting on memory. Gonna configure like 3gb more. I guess despite thinking i was crazy for wanting 32gb as i rarely use over 8gb i really need this ram it looks like unless i could tweak its usage for the 24 tasks?
Yup that did it, i got 100% cpu usage and i am at 3.94 ghz . Cpu is currently 81cel.
OMG I LOVE THIS SETUP RIGHT NOW! i Figured out the sorcery and magic that is Ryzen Master and those profiles you apply,test and apply and reboot for.