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Warduck

Hi folks,

does the 5700X3D even has that service included in the chipset driver?

I've uninstalled the last with revo and installed newest one.

Using MSI B550 A-Pro Motherboard.

The service is not to be found in my windows, nor does the amd installer show it.

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Warduck

FunkZ

My understanding is that service is needed for core scheduling on dual CCD X3D chips. It determines whether a process should be scheduled on the high frequency cores or the extra cache cores.

Since your 5700X3D has only one CCD it is unnecessary, and likely isn't even available in the 500 series chipset driver as there were no dual CCD X3D 5000 series chips.

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Warduck

Thanks for the AI answer.

BigAl01

Check out this discussion; maybe it will lead to a solution for you. Have you been checking Device Manager? Did you check your motherboard vendor's listing of downloads for a chipset driver package?

https://community.amd.com/t5/pc-processors/amd-3d-v-cache-performance-optimizer-amp-amd-ppm-provisio...

As Albert Einstein said, "I could have done so much more with a Big Al's Computer!".

FunkZ

My understanding is that service is needed for core scheduling on dual CCD X3D chips. It determines whether a process should be scheduled on the high frequency cores or the extra cache cores.

Since your 5700X3D has only one CCD it is unnecessary, and likely isn't even available in the 500 series chipset driver as there were no dual CCD X3D 5000 series chips.

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