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Learn about vigilant mode.

The Gaming page's boost count matches its switches, and core scheduling's power plan note is no longer red.

Highlights

  • The ring counts every boost. With all nine performance boosts on, the ring now reads 9/9 (it read 8/8 because Ultimate Performance wasn't counted on a Ryzen X3D). The count follows every switch as you turn it on or off, and Boost now turns on every boost that's off, Ultimate Performance included.
  • A grey power plan note. In core scheduling's Details, the Power plan pill shows your plan in grey instead of red. Hover it, or the Ultimate Performance card, for how that plan affects AMD's core parking on a Ryzen X3D.

Feedback

Something not right? Open an issue with a screenshot and a CoreloomDiag report.

Verify your download: compare the file's SHA-256 with SHA256SUMS.txt (PowerShell: Get-FileHash .\<file> -Algorithm SHA256). The in-app updater does this automatically.

Installer (recommended): per-user install (no administrator rights needed to install), updates in place from inside Coreloom. Coreloom itself always runs as administrator, so Windows asks for approval when you start it by hand.
Portable zip: unzip anywhere and run Coreloom.exe; settings stay in the Data folder next to it.

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