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DR4G00N · Feb 12, 2019

Mr.Scott said:
You'll puke when I tell you I got that entire setup for *cough* 75 bucks.
Some people don't know crap about hardware. lol

Sometimes they just wan't to get rid of stuff quick, there was someone a few hours drive away from where I am that was selling their SR-2 for $100 cad. They knew it was worth double that at least but they just needed it gone.

lexluthermiester · Feb 12, 2019

Mr.Scott said:
You'll puke when I tell you I got that entire setup for *cough* 75 bucks.
Some people don't know crap about hardware. lol

(Lex enters drool mode..)
That is a screaming deal!

phill · Feb 12, 2019

Mr.Scott said:
You'll puke when I tell you I got that entire setup for *cough* 75 bucks.
Some people don't know crap about hardware. lol

I had a days drive to get my SR-2, was worth it I think, 48Gb of ram, two 7970's in it.. What more could a guy ask for??

But it was sadly a shed load more than $75!! lol That just makes me sad

Zyll Goliat · Feb 12, 2019

phill · Feb 12, 2019

Nice video

Makes me want to test out my SR-2 again lol

Although I did find his overclock a little poor. Managed a score very similar to his in Cinebench, 400Mhz slower on each thread... Kind worrying

Zyll Goliat · Feb 12, 2019

phill said:
Nice video Makes me want to test out my SR-2 again lol Although I did find his overclock a little poor. Managed a score very similar to his in Cinebench, 400Mhz slower on each thread... Kind worrying

Well sure.....but also you need to reconsider that he still menage to do all of this +OC&testing in very short period of time.....I guess his result can only get better with time

lexluthermiester · Feb 12, 2019

Zyll Goliath said:
Well sure.....but also you need to reconsider that he still menage to do all of this +OC&testing in very short period of time.....I guess his result can only get better with time

He should have used a pair of 6 core Xeons and a better GPU.

Zyll Goliat · Feb 12, 2019

lexluthermiester said:
He should have used a pair of 6 core Xeons and a better GPU.

He did used 2x 6core Xeons(X5690)....tho yes I guess he could use even more powerfull GPU then "oldish"GTX 980TI

phill · Feb 12, 2019

Zyll Goliath said:
Well sure.....but also you need to reconsider that he still menage to do all of this +OC&testing in very short period of time.....I guess his result can only get better with time

I'd sure hope so, but he needed to put that unicore up higher and try tighter ram timings, should have made a decent improvement

It's not always about the clock speed

I'm surprised the CPUs didn't go a bit further to be honest, I thought they'd be better clockers than that.... 4.42Ghz is a little low I would have said... Maybe he needed more time with the system to overclock and I'm surprised at the temps also.. Touch warm they be....

lexluthermiester · Feb 12, 2019

Zyll Goliath said:
He did used 2x 6core Xeons(X5690)....tho yes I guess he could use even more powerfull GPU then "oldish"GTX 980TI

Oops! For some reason I thought the X5690's were quad cores. Was thinking of the X5687. My bad..

Eddielawson666 · Feb 22, 2019

hi guys, hello to everyone. I bought a couple of days ago an Intel s5520hc and I'm waiting for 2 x5675.actually i'm using with a x5550, but I got some problems about which cpu cooler can use; the s5520hc has its own backplate, so not all the coolers can fit....any suggest about which one could I use? thanks

phill · Feb 22, 2019

Eddielawson666 said:
hi guys, hello to everyone. I bought a couple of days ago an Intel s5520hc and I'm waiting for 2 x5675.actually i'm using with a x5550, but I got some problems about which cpu cooler can use; the s5520hc has its own backplate, so not all the coolers can fit....any suggest about which one could I use? thanks

Welcome to TPU

You'll need to give us a little more info than what you have done there, since we've no clue what board you're using

Give us some more info and we'll do our best to help

lexluthermiester · Feb 22, 2019

Eddielawson666 said:
hi guys, hello to everyone. I bought a couple of days ago an Intel s5520hc and I'm waiting for 2 x5675.actually i'm using with a x5550, but I got some problems about which cpu cooler can use; the s5520hc has its own backplate, so not all the coolers can fit....any suggest about which one could I use? thanks

phill said:
Welcome to TPU You'll need to give us a little more info than what you have done there, since we've no clue what board you're using Give us some more info and we'll do our best to help

Welcome to TPU! As Phill was saying, detailed info would be helpful, pictures would be helpful too.

Eddielawson666 · Feb 23, 2019

phill said:
Welcome to TPU

You'll need to give us a little more info than what you have done there, since we've no clue what board you're using Give us some more info and we'll do our best to help

lexluthermiester said:
Welcome to TPU! As Phill was saying, detailed info would be helpful, pictures would be helpful too.

hi guys, thanks for your reply. so, the motherboard that I'm using is this, an intel s5520hc

https://ark.intel.com/content/www/it/it/ark/products/36599/intel-server-board-s5520hc.html

and as you can see has it's non removable backplate, which is a problem to install some cpu coolers (or cooler with clips for example). so I'm looking for a cooler that could fit (and perform well) to cool down my 2 x5675

phill · Feb 23, 2019

I've just done a bit of Googling... Found these...

Page 29

I think you'll be a little limited with the board and what you can fit too it

Eddielawson666 · Feb 23, 2019

I've seen that coolers, but I'm looking for a way to install a "regular" 1366 cooler on it...for examples I've read that I can install aio systems like Corsair h60...and I hope to find a way to install some kind of tower cooler

phill · Feb 23, 2019

I'd guess they'd work as you'd just attach 'screws' to the parts coming through the board and then clamp them down when you have them in place. It would work just like a standard water block I believe...

Just like this

lexluthermiester · Feb 24, 2019

Eddielawson666 said:
and as you can see has it's non removable backplate

Actually, those are removable. What's holding them on is double-sided adhesive paper(or something similar). You can take them off if you get a hair-dryer, warm up the backplate and carefully pull the plate away from the board. After they're off, you should be able to fit a wide variety of heatsinks. However, looking at the hole spacing you should be able to mount a good number of heatsinks that have their own backplates. Just use the existing ones. The screw threads are standard so are very likely to be compatible.

Eddielawson666 · Feb 24, 2019

that's an interesting info! I thought that the backplate was just attached with some kind of tapes, but I don't force to pull out....using an hair dryer could be the way...thanks!

hat · Feb 24, 2019

Every once in a while I look for a cheap x58 board... and I never find one.

DR4G00N · Feb 24, 2019

lexluthermiester said:
Actually, those are removable. What's holding them on is double-sided adhesive paper(or something similar). You can take them off if you get a hair-dryer, warm up the backplate and carefully pull the plate away from the board. After they're off, you should be able to fit a wide variety of heatsinks. However, looking at the hole spacing you should be able to mount a good number of heatsinks that have their own backplates. Just use the existing ones. The screw threads are standard so are very likely to be compatible.

The CPU LIF retention hold down is attached using the backplate on those so you'll need to find a couple regular 1366 backplates to use them. That way you can use any 1366 cooler you want.

FireFox · Feb 25, 2019

hat said:
Every once in a while I look for a cheap x58 board... and I never find one.

I am tempted to get this one:

I could make the seller a 200€ offer

HUSKIE · Feb 25, 2019

Do it! Do it! Do it! Lol

Eddielawson666 · Feb 25, 2019

one question. which temps should I expect from a x5675 @ default? in idle and full load. thanks!

FireFox · Feb 25, 2019

Eddielawson666 said:
one question. which temps should I expect from a x5675 @ default? in idle and full load. thanks!

Depending on voltage and the cooler you use?

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System Name	Not so complete or overkill - There are others!! Just no room to put! :D
Processor	Ryzen Threadripper 3970X
Motherboard	Asus Zenith 2 Extreme Alpha
Cooling	Lots!! Dual GTX 560 rads with D5 pumps for each rad. One rad for each component
Memory	Viper Steel 4 x 16GB DDR4 3600MHz not sure on the timings... Probably still at 2667!! :(
Video Card(s)	Asus Strix 3090 with front and rear active full cover water blocks
Storage	I'm bound to forget something here - 250GB OS, 2 x 1TB NVME, 2 x 1TB SSD, 4TB SSD, 2 x 8TB HD etc...
Display(s)	3 x Dell 27" S2721DGFA @ 7680 x 1440P @ 144Hz or 165Hz - working on it!!
Case	The big Thermaltake that looks like a Case Mods
Audio Device(s)	Onboard
Power Supply	EVGA 1600W T2
Mouse	Corsair thingy
Keyboard	Razer something or other....
VR HMD	No headset yet
Software	Windows 11 OS... Not a fan!!
Benchmark Scores	I've actually never benched it!! Too busy with WCG and FAH and not gaming! :( :( Not OC'd it!! :(

System Name	Minotaur
Processor	Intel I9 7940X
Motherboard	Asus Strix Rog Gaming E X299
Cooling	BeQuiet/ double-Fan
Memory	192Gb of RAM DDR4 2400Mhz
Video Card(s)	1)RX 6900XT BIOSTAR 16Gb***2)MATROX M9120LP
Storage	2 x ssd-Kingston 240Gb A400 in RAID 0+ HDD 500Gb +Samsung 128gbSSD +SSD Kinston 480Gb
Display(s)	BenQ 28"EL2870U(4K-HDR) / Acer 24"(1080P) / Eizo 2336W(1080p) / 2x Eizo 19"(1280x1024)
Case	NZXT H5 Flow
Audio Device(s)	Realtek/Creative T20 Speakers
Power Supply	F S P Hyper S 700W
Mouse	Asus TUF-GAMING M3
Keyboard	Func FUNC-KB-460/Mechanical Keyboard
VR HMD	Oculus Rift DK2
Software	Win 11
Benchmark Scores	Fire Strike=23905,Cinebench R15=3167,Cinebench R20=7490.Passmark=30689,Geekbench4=32885

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