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What out of case cooling solution are you using for that overclock. Do you have a pet iceberg parked outside your house
Nice numbers though.
honestly think I've got a dud, probably going to RMA it, it's 10c higher in temp than it was 2 months ago at exactly same stock settings & actually lower ambient temperatures as it's no longer summer, I'm hitting 70c in blender at 3.8ghz stock with 25c coolant which doesn't seem right at all, using a MO-RA3 420+D5 next+4X noctua 200mm @100%We have sold a lot of these into B2B HPC, crazy performance especially in avx512 and great oc potential too. Tuning for different workloads is very comprehensive.
Your correct in saying the platform is more stable than trx40 but at a financial cost.
I mean I'm hitting 70c(hottest core) in avx256 workloads at 4ghz at 28c coolant, it just seems too hot considering the cooling, not sure what temperatures you guys are getting at 4ghz etc.We only ever run overclocked and all have been fine. In my experience none are duds.
How did you change your mind so much in 48 hours?
You say you've had it several months, yet it seems you only started testing it 2 days ago after you posted about how good it was.
This thread has turned completely on its head in such a short period of time.
What wattage does the chiller run at, out of interest?
No it is a good processor and far better than my old 3970x, even at stock but I got bad bin, also the chiller is an eiszeit 2000, uses ~600w.Sorry, you are missing my point.
You started this thread, to say how great your processor is.
Within a day, you have posted that you are not happy with it, even using a chiller.
Its not about when you shipped it.
Its the flip flop in the thread, in such a short period of time.
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it matters not
moving on
Oddly surprising.Low post count, bigging up Intel - shill checks out?
FYI, my 3960x has been rock solid stable - the only time it gets rebooted is for driver/windows updates.
My 3970X crashed in avx256 workloads lolAnother threadripper user checking it that questions this stability claim - Nothing wrong with the stability of TR. In fact my TR has been so good I now run epyc "rome" in the DC as well.
Current uptime 22 days and like amiga I only reboot for updates etc.
Run 4.5ghz in prime95 small fftI can assure you that mine doesn't. Neither do my rome chips. Not that the intel chip is bad but what is bad is claiming that the platform as a whole has issues when clearly there are many many people out there that are very happy with trx40 and x399 for that matter.
No what I'm saying AMD user, is run 4.5GHz in AVX256 workloads and let me know how stable that architecture really is with the lack of 256 bit data paths and registers.4.5ghz all core? So what you're saying is that your overclocked TR was not stable?
All cores obviously.I'm also an intel user. So run 4.5ghz on a single or on all cores? One is an overclock, one is stock. What is it?
It crashed at stock too, the IMC is trash, bandwidth is trash, L1 cache bandwidth is trash, gaming performance is trash, AVX256 performance sucks, non-existent AVX512, less efficient SIMD instruction sets, incomplete AVX256, need I go on? Or should I post a picture of the W-3175X beating the 3960X with 4 cores disabled at stock at lower frequencies?Then no more needs to be said. Your overclocked TR rig was not stable, it really is as simple as that. The 3175x is a cool (not literally) chip though so enjoy fiddling with it
I was just curious if anyone else on overclockers had the cpu and wanted to share OC's or summin but nah, people just wanna talk about their ryzen processors instead.Of course it is, nobody else is daft enough to argue a use case so small on something that antiquated lol