How can this be even stable a@ 115mHz? Do you have NVMes running from PCI-E?CPU 115x34=3910,Mesh 25x115=2875,Memory ? maybe 5420
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HWinfo can show/detect this too by timer measurements. just set BCLK to XXX means not its taken on a non WS part.AIDA 64 and HWiNFO may not detect it, but overclocking does work.
only way to ne sure is to run a benchmark before after, if it scales with the higher BCLK or not.I am confused 2 pictures says different bclks. First picture says 115 mHz and other one says 100mHz. Which one?
Yes. Test it with benchmark before and after.only way to ne sure is to run a benchmark before after, if it scales with the higher BCLK or not.
ASRock Hyper BCLK Engine.ASUS W790 Ace BCLK 109, HWinfo knows...
Wow, this will be very interesting. Does this only kick in through the software under OS not without BIOS? Can you do BCLK 115 or higher with a modern PCI-E graphics card?ASRock Hyper BCLK Engine.
Set some voltage offset and limit the mesh freq it may can do higher bclk.
I'm just speculating. If it's AsRock Hyper BCLK Engine overclocking, PCIE should be not affected same as desktop platform.Wow, this will be very interesting. Does this only kick in through the software under OS not without BIOS? Can you do BCLK 115 or higher with a modern PCI-E graphics card?
I know that these Xeon chips have a hard limit at 4.1gHz. I think their voltage table ends there so so you cannot overclock them higher.
Risk and performance are always together. You need to be clear about what you're doing, it's ES + overclocking.@RolloZ170 warned me and I can confirm that these chips may die if you play with voltages and bclks. And this is not because of overheating only so be mindful with overclocking. But at $400, these chips are reasonably cheap to test out for their amazing performance.
Can we test that?I'm just speculating. If it's AsRock Hyper BCLK Engine overclocking, PCIE should be not affected like desktop platform.
I havd a D0 MCC ES, it can set voltage offset.
I don't have w790 ws, I'm just trying to analyze why ASRock can does 115 BCLK. You need to ask someone who is actually playing W790 WS. ASUS is not AsRock.Can we test that?
1. Are you using any PCI-E 4.0 device like a modern graphics card?
2. Can you reduce the multiplier limit to 30 (In Asus, I can limit the multiplier) and increase the bclk to 125mHZ?
3. What is the QXXX on D0 MCC ES? I believe you can set the voltage offset on all ES CPUs via AI Suite.