Overclocking 5960X,RVE and 3000mhz Dom Plats

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I know very little about these CPUs

My main concern at the moment is to get the raw CPU speed up, I can tune the RAM later.

Is there any obvious things that I should be doing if starting from scratch.

Thanks.
 
I'd be interested in getting some advice/tips as well, pretty much got the same setup as AMDMatt (currently un-fettled)
 
5930K here - just about got it all up and running (after 2 BIOS changes and a leaking reservoir:mad: ). Had a quick play with 1.3 V-core it stayed alive for an hour of Realbench / Aida64 @ 4.6Ghz. Really wish I had more time to play! I too would be interested in advice / tips on the haswell-e platform :p

* Quick edit to say my Heaven bench is actually down nearly 100 points coming from a 4.5Ghz 4770k! More tweaking required me thinks!
 
At the moment I'm using a EK Supremecy CPU block going into a Black Ice SR-1 480 Rad from my old setup (I know it's probably overkill as it's only the CPU, but probably going to add a MB block to the loop at somepoint)
 
I'm surprised at how well the H110 is coping with a stock 5960X. I guess the real test will be once i start overclocking though.
 
I'm surprised at how well the H110 is coping with a stock 5960X. I guess the real test will be once i start overclocking though.

The H110 gets a lot of flack, but it's genuinely very good, one of the best coolers without going to a full-blown WC setup.
Get some decent fans on there in push-pull.
 
I'm also interested, except I went with the SOC Force over the RVE.

Cooling via custom loop, quad rad, triple rad, EK blocks and two 290X's.
 
Barely had time for any clocking yet and I'm still not sure what to use to stress stability (using Rog Realbench for now), but I've discovered that VCCSA needs quite a healthy bump (1.2v) from stock to get the board to boot at 3200Mhz 16-16-16-36-1T.
 
I used Gregster to sort my 4930k out

I have my 5930k at 4.4Ghz and 1.3V currently. I could try and reduce the V for that speed. My RAM is at 3000MHz but loose timings

My H100i seems to be up for the job tbh. I have 1900rpm Scythe fans on it

Any help would be appreciated
 
I used Gregster to sort my 4930k out

I have my 5930k at 4.4Ghz and 1.3V currently. I could try and reduce the V for that speed. My RAM is at 3000MHz but loose timings

My H100i seems to be up for the job tbh. I have 1900rpm Scythe fans on it

Any help would be appreciated

I'm running 4.4 at 1.3v too and with XMP at 3200. Testing stability now and seems stable. Running Rog Real bench max temp so far after 5 minutes 73c with next highest at 70c. Not too bad i guess. Having quite a few problems though with a bd or bf q code on boot. Seems to be vcssa related, but just as i find the perfect setting for it change core voltage or frequency seems to require a new vcssa setting to avoid those q codes. This could take me a while to master.
 
I'm running 4.4 at 1.3v too and with XMP at 3200. Testing stability now and seems stable. Running Rog Real bench max temp so far after 5 minutes 73c with next highest at 70c. Not too bad i guess. Having quite a few problems though with a bd or bf q code on boot. Seems to be vcssa related, but just as i find the perfect setting for it change core voltage or frequency seems to require a new vcssa setting to avoid those q codes. This could take me a while to master.

Sorry ask Matt but could you share your main BIOS settings here?
 
Sorry ask Matt but could you share your main BIOS settings here?

Will do mate once I've got things stable, far from that yet Lol! Seems my cpu just does not like 3200mhz so may have to dial back to 3000mhz. Even with vcssa at 1.225v no dice.
 
XMP to 3000Mhz, CPU to 32 multiplier, voltage to 1.3V.

Will try some benching and see how temps are.

Core temp keeps acting weird on my system.

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