Asus Rampage 3 Gene Xeon X5675 overclock?

[DirtyBiker]

No it won’t.

it did to two of the X5675's I have kept this one @ 1.30v see the results. have any stats to back that up?

 

[freeagent]

it did to two of the X5675's I have kept this one @ 1.30v see the results. have any stats to back that up?

No stats, I spent nearly a decade with mine, mostly running with QPI/VTT at 1.39 using llc on both qpi/vtt and cpu core. My x5690 was an es as well, so an early model

 

[DirtyBiker]

No stats, I spent nearly a decade with mine, mostly running with QPI/VTT at 1.39 using llc on both qpi/vtt and cpu core. My x5690 was an es as well, so an early model

Im not saying it will not work but your performance will suffer and require higher voltage to maintain stability I only have experience on the X5675 I have no experience with X5690 apples and oranges 95w vs 130w

 

[freeagent]

Less wattage because lower speed. Same cpu. All good though, you are “safe”

 

[DirtyBiker]

Less wattage because lower speed. Same cpu. All good though, you are “safe”

I will go back and test those other CPU's I have this one dialed in now see if the errors come back with these settings, testing with a cheep 3 pipe 80mm air cooler thinking about going to a 5 pipe 120mm down draft to keep air on the chipset and VRM when its in the case

anyone tried an AMD Wraith prism cooler on 1366 board

 

[freeagent]

How did that get mixed up with my name?

 

[Mr.Scott]

Im not saying it will not work but your performance will suffer and require higher voltage to maintain stability I only have experience on the X5675 I have no experience with X5690 apples and oranges 95w vs 130w

I'm with Freeagent, and I have X5675 experience. I am well over all of your supposed danger voltages and have been for years. My 5675's still don't miss a beat.

Vcore 1.35v
QPI/VTT 1.35v
Vdimm 1.7v

 

[freeagent]

That is such a badass setup

 

[Mr.Scott]

Pic just for you.

 

[freeagent]

We should introduce our systems to each other.. and if they like each other enough one thing will lead to another and hopefully make beautiful chiplets together

She is super sweet man. She has moved from gold to unobtanium

 

[Toothless]

Pic just for you.

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It still makes me a bit sad that I can't run my SR-2 build without nearly melting the wall socket from the combined power draw. 200w idle with a 400w+ load.

I do have the dual 2698v4 and main rig on the same strip. Thank goodness the power was redone before moving in.

 

[Mr.Scott]

It still makes me a bit sad that I can't run my SR-2 build without nearly melting the wall socket from the combined power draw. 200w idle with a 400w+ load.

I do have the dual 2698v4 and main rig on the same strip. Thank goodness the power was redone before moving in.

With a Kingpin GTX 980 in it, I drew 740w at the wall running Heaven benchmark full tilt overclocked.

 

[Toothless]

With a Kingpin GTX 980 in it, I drew 740w at the wall running Heaven benchmark full tilt overclocked.

I'll have to see what mine does with the GTX690 in there. Been too scared to try.

 

[DirtyBiker]

I'm with Freeagent, and I have X5675 experience. I am well over all of your supposed danger voltages and have been for years. My 5675's still don't miss a beat.View attachment 224688

Vcore 1.35v
QPI/VTT 1.35v
Vdimm 1.7v

Why such high voltage for 4.3GHz? what's your Cinebench R15 score?

How did that get mixed up with my name?

I don't know

 

[freeagent]

I don't know

All good... I was at work and was like wtf when did I say that. I don't have time to say that lol

 

[Mr.Scott]

Why such high voltage for 4.3GHz? what's your Cinebench R15 score?

Because that's what it takes for these to be stable. Not all CPU's are created equal you know.

 

[DirtyBiker]

Because that's what it takes for these to be stable. Not all CPU's are created equal you know.

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That's exactly the problem I was having after I overvolted the qpi dram it started requiring more voltage to remain stable when initially it scored very high and then degraded rapidly. Are those scores from a dual socket motherboard?

 

[freeagent]

That's actually not bad. 1.35 was 4200 on my x5690, and I needed 1.375 for 4300, 4400 @ 1.4, 4500 @ 1.45, 4600 @ 1.5, 4700 @ 1.55, 4800 @ 1.6v. Ran out of cooling at that point..

 

[DirtyBiker]

That's actually not bad. 1.35 was 4200 on my x5690, and I needed 1.375 for 4300, 4400 @ 1.4, 4500 @ 1.45, 4600 @ 1.5, 4700 @ 1.55, 4800 @ 1.6v. Ran out of cooling at that point..

I have 3 X5675's that clock 4.5GHz@1.35v but I always keep the qpi/vram at or under 1.3v all three running the exact same voltages except my main rig has g-skill 2133 1R dims 4X6 24gig under clocked ddr1944 they run @1.5v vs 1.54v on the 1866 2R 8x3 dims

 

[freeagent]

Sweet man! 4200 @ 1.35v lol.. I really wanted a W series. I should have got one.. I sold the system last summer, and I still miss it. Its been on the shelf long enough to get dusty. She said let someone else enjoy it.. it pretty much paid our fuel from Manitoba to Alberta and back. Sad face.

I paid as much for that CPU, Mobo, and 3x2 GB STT Chrome Hypers as what I paid for my 5900X, Strix, and 16GB ram. Just over 2K for each.


Edit:

Lol no I think I paid more for the Xeon board and ram than I did for the AM4 parts, even with 32GB.

 

[Mr.Scott]

W series is overrated.
I have W's also and the only difference I see with them is they run hotter. Yes, if you cool them better they clock better, but I need to be at least on the chiller for that to happen.

I have 3 X5675's that clock 4.5GHz@1.35v but I always keep the qpi/vram at or under 1.3v all three running the exact same voltages except my main rig has g-skill 2133 1R dims 4X6 24gig under clocked ddr1944 they run @1.5v vs 1.54v on the 1866 2R 8x3 dims

You have a few very good chips.

That's exactly the problem I was having after I overvolted the qpi dram it started requiring more voltage to remain stable when initially it scored very high and then degraded rapidly. Are those scores from a dual socket motherboard?

Yes. SR-2 Classified.
My single socket board is a P6T7 WS SuperComputer board.

 

[DirtyBiker]

The others were just as good was getting excellent scores @4.2GHz wasn't until I upped those voltages that they degraded and wouldn't run stable even at 4.2 with the previous settings where they ran stable for months

 

[freeagent]

W series is overrated.
I have W's also and the only difference I see with them is they run hotter. Yes, if you cool them better they clock better, but I need to be at least on the chiller for that to happen.

Interesting.. I was only interested because I have a decent set of STT Hyper 2000C8, and a couple of sets of good G.Skill 2133 BBSE. 1 bios is for STT and the newer one is for BBSE. Or was.. I should try to find another R3F. Those W series had the dividers I craved

 

[DirtyBiker]

W series is overrated.
I have W's also and the only difference I see with them is they run hotter. Yes, if you cool them better they clock better, but I need to be at least on the chiller for that to happen.


You have a few very good chips.


Yes. SR-2 Classified.
My single socket board is a P6T7 WS SuperComputer board.

Are you using ECC memory in that dual socket rig?

 

[Mr.Scott]

Are you using ECC memory in that dual socket rig?

Negative. Not required on the SR-2.