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***Haswell -E Owners Thread***

my plan is to run at 4Ghz with the lowest voltage possible for 24/7 and clock down my ram from 2400 to 2000Mhz and try tighten the timings. this should eat games alive, while preserving the system for future overclocks.

is there anything i should be careful with trying to do this? i have never tryed to tighten timings before, could i brick the ram if i over do it?
 
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is it just me who avoids any motherboard with a "killer" network adaptor?:D

Always found these branded network adaptors to be more about marketing than actual performance (seem to recall a "specialist" gamer network card for hundreds of £ a few years ago with similar marketing, that didn't actually perform any better than standard Intel cards)
 
4.3 @ 1.3 passed max temps 67
103 bclk x 43 = 4429 didn't make it to desktop
4.5 @ 1.35 = 2mins of stress before bsod (code 124)
4.4 @ 1.4 passed temps maxed at 77.

Only playing with the multi, vcore and a teensy run on the bclk. Need more time to explore!

Gonna have another play this weekend :) iiiiiiiiitching to go watercooling again....but can't yet.

So far I've only tampered with vcore and multi, I'm running 4.3 @ 1.3v with xmp at the minute.

The performance is insane....it's more than halfed my encoding times :D

I want more! So those of you with an asus board; any tips? I don't think 4.5 is far off but is 1.35v okay as long as my temps are decent?
 
I'm at 4.1ghz on 1.2v on my set up with xmp on. When gaming my temps don't go above 40degress on my h110 so pretty happy with that. Happy going from my 2500k to this setup, even though it was one hell of a chip. Sold it to my brother to find upgrade :)

Ps using the corsair 780T case..... ITS HUGE LOL
 
5820K
EVGA X99 MicroATX
Avexir Platinum 16Gb
Corsair Hydro H105

BOOM! posted first time, windows installed. flying machine! All at stock, aint overclocked yet, il let it run in for a few days.

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5820K
EVGA X99 MicroATX
Avexir Platinum 16Gb
Corsair Hydro H105

BOOM! posted first time, windows installed. flying machine! All at stock, aint overclocked yet, il let it run in for a few days.

E0F78yh.png

If you use the GT version of RealTemp 370 it should show all 6 cores on your CPU.

It shows 6 of the 8 cores on my 5960X so hopefully you will get all 6 of yours.
 
Hey Kaapstad,

It is annoying - I preffer realtemp, but only shows 6 of 8 cores, bah.
However coretemp does show all 8 - just thought I would mention it.

Finally got my system up and running - had a duff board first off, but all seems well now. Not clocking yet - letting her settle for a few days first, but I reckon I have a poor cpu though - it is going to be volt hungry etc.

Mark
 
Hey Kaapstad,

It is annoying - I preffer realtemp, but only shows 6 of 8 cores, bah.
However coretemp does show all 8 - just thought I would mention it.

Finally got my system up and running - had a duff board first off, but all seems well now. Not clocking yet - letting her settle for a few days first, but I reckon I have a poor cpu though - it is going to be volt hungry etc.

Mark

It can't be any worse than mine. 1.3v and the max it will do is 4.2Ghz. Tried 4.3Ghz and 1.35v and no dice. Shame as my first one did 4.4Ghz at around 1.312v. Win some you lose some i guess.
 
I will let you know how mine pans out ;)

Mark

Please do mate. I'm considering buying another one to see if i get better luck. :p I probably won't bother, but it's tempting.

I might be able to squeeze 4.3ghz out for the odd benchmark run but i think 4.4ghz looks impossible without 1.45v+. From looking around i seem to have picked a terrible batch for clockers. :D
 
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