build in usa, sold from china, they get ES to build motherboards....
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One more question, which CPU carrier E1A/112l or E1B/64l re this chip
Intel Xeon Sapphire Rapids QYFS ES2 D0 56C/112T 1.9Ghz 350W LGA4677 CPU | eBay
This is an engineering sample (ES2) CPU. Tested on an Asus Pro WS W790-ACE and Gigabyte MS73-HB2 motherboards. These CPUs will NOT work on Supermicro and ASRock motherboards! The CPU is in perfect working order, with no missing capacitors or broken corners.
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E1A is printed on the heatspreader.
E1A = XCC 4 tiles config.
E1B = MCC single chip.
E1C = XCC + HBM
My one is up and running as well, does this seem okay? The only issue I have it seems the performance on desktop is low?
Bios is 0805 and also I had to disable the c states as mentioned by a member
https://instasize.com/LheR21JvUgIJj...8b518ca62e1700f8ac9ff96e47595ca0f1d7f7989a9aa
Bios is 0805 and also I had to disable the c states as mentioned by a member
https://instasize.com/LheR21JvUgIJj...8b518ca62e1700f8ac9ff96e47595ca0f1d7f7989a9aa
ASPEED drivers installed ?
the lag is also an issue with retail Xeon W's
windows energy profile high performance will help but increase idle power draw.
Aspeed drivers are not installed. Also did not reinstall windows after CPU swap, would that have an effect?
It's set to high performance
It's set to high performance
There’s a nev BIOS - 1202 available on the Asus website. Do not upgrade - that bios has most of the overclock functionality disabled, including manual memory speed and bcklk settings. Had to revert to 0805 to get them back working.
Just a PSA from a guy that does risky shtuff so you do not have to.
Just a PSA from a guy that does risky shtuff so you do not have to.
all SPR but not all very disturbing way. MCC (non chiplet) less lag.
imho it is also a windows thread-hopping issue. windows tends to swap threads from core to core to prevent worn out of single cores.
in idle all cores are way parked, wakeup takes time, even longer if the LLC/cache is also in lower energy states.
with my gigabyte ms33-ar0 8461v the lag is there, but I don't notice it anymore after some time.
profile highperformance makes is faster but I prefer to have less power consumption.
and do not expect much from a PCIe2.0 x1 ( from chipset ) bound VGA card, its just to have a screen not more.
this PSU has independent OCP for each +12V output (not a single rail)
this can cause issues.
Thanks everyone, this is my cinebench score
Does it seem reasonable
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Does it seem reasonable
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looks good. josef got 65000pts with 8 channel DDR5-6000(XMP)
My .02 about BIOSes - I was recently trying to talk to ASUS to make them expose the SNC setting in the BIOS, and after I've described to them why I need it, they sent me a test BIOS (date-wise seems to be a 1-day difference with 1202 and it has same ME version, so probably branched from there). However, it had all overclocking knobs password protected, so I wasn't even able to enable back XMP, however, SNC works fine in that BIOS.
So if someone is also interested in that knob, you might ask ASUS support for it. And I hope they'll eventually make it available in public BIOSes.
İs the stars normal next to these cores?
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Two Stars means "Best" core (those that can boost more), one star means "better" (that can boost more than rest, but not as much as Best). There is some official term for that (probably "favored cores" or something like that).
That is all because of Turbo Boost Max 3.0