That one is available again if anyone is interestedThe last one labeled as QS is NOT one.
The only one with same stepping R0 than OEM/retail is the E5-2630Lv4 ES QK3K you should buy now,
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That one is available again if anyone is interestedThe last one labeled as QS is NOT one.
The only one with same stepping R0 than OEM/retail is the E5-2630Lv4 ES QK3K you should buy now,
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I understand the principles but the explanations on how to do it aren't crystal clear to me... Could someone please post a tuto on how to modify a Z10PE-D16 WS in order to obtain this? So far I have seen only partial explanations for X99 MB - or maybe I am not skilled enough to understand themI know this trick...
I have a problem with Asus Z10PE-D16 WS I tried to delete microcode but...
... it doesn't work. And the first bios is already patched one.
Wow. That's amazing. What's the ballpark idea of how much you might be thinking of selling off?I have two configurations with (OEM and ES2) and I am quite happy with both, but I am thinking of getting rid of one set: Asus Z10PE WS D8 and 2 x 2698 V4 (QHZD) and 128GB REG ECC. I was wondering if there still demand for these puppies or it's now something else popular ??
Pretty much the same amount I paid for it (add up prices from ebay)... I had an opportunity to buy almost the identical configuration thru the company and claim that as en expense, so i don't need this one. PM me. (sadly, I am in Europe, so sending it to US will have un-necessary export-import fees)Wow. That's amazing. What's the ballpark idea of how much you might be thinking of selling off?
Maybe move this post into non ES (engineering sample) thread, unless you talk about ES samples. I can't talk about V3 ESs, but V4 ESs seems to be damn good value for the money.Hi everyone, new member here.
I am looking into buying 2x E5-2683 v3 so was wandering if I should choose revision M0 (stepping 2) or R2 (stepping 2)? I intend to use it with Supermicro 7038A-i mostly for architectural visualizations/rendering.
Well that the part that's confusing me most as I have seen both versions mentioned and marked as QS, ES and even production (sspec SR1XH).Maybe move this post into non ES (engineering sample) thread, unless you talk about ES samples. I can't talk about V3 ESs, but V4 ESs seems to be damn good value for the money.
Very useful info, than you. These e5-2683v3 seem very good value. I have been looking at e5-2678v3 and various v4 ES cpus but production e5-2683v3 at around 700usd for pair are my current favourite choice.There is two different CPU-Z versions in both of those listings that's why they are reporting M/R steppings. If you look at both listings the seller has provided HwInfo64 screenshots in the picture gallery and they both report that it is a production C0/C1 stepping processor. This is why for details you shouldn't be relying on CPU-Z as while it provides general information has issues with it's reporting and information. None of those E5-2683 V3 are suspicious at all. The HwInfo64 screenshots are what you should be relying upon for details and that is provided for both listings. The CPU-Z only shows that it is a production processor from a C0/C1 stepping (note the stepping 2 and the absence of [ES]).