That's the most important.But yes that is on a confirmed board.
Because old ver. MCU? Full clocks 3.8GHz is crazy, but that's may not possible on supermicro.Slowly seem to be getting my Q0KG working with full clocks 3.8GHz now with old bios.
That's the most important.But yes that is on a confirmed board.
Because old ver. MCU? Full clocks 3.8GHz is crazy, but that's may not possible on supermicro.Slowly seem to be getting my Q0KG working with full clocks 3.8GHz now with old bios.
Core ratio Auto to -Core ratio by core usage mod,dont work with these processors?QYFU QYFX = SPR-SP = locked
but they can half the core count full turbo clock.
this is the ES, the accelerator and the UPI is different from prod. unit, we never confirmed Q03J could work normally 4 or 8 way. And don't expect E0's accelerator will work good. it's just a 60 core E0 CPU, far from 8490H. also Q0KG/Q0KL is just a 52core E0 cpu but can work with all C741 board.Well i get your point but 8490H E0 (official price 20k) will maybe have better reselling value than 8470
xeonCore ratio Auto to -Core ratio by core usage mod,dont work with these processors?
Okay.xeon
you can not expect SPR-WS features if you use them on W790
Not all cores 3.8. But before no one core went over 3.0GHz, just never, not even with single thread benchmark. In HWinfor history max clockspeed history was 3.0GHz, never anything over it. Tried many bios settings, did not get it to work. But with other bios 1.02, and cmos reset, i get it working normally, but of course only 3.8GHz if other cores not active. Still have to try if disabling half of cores gives 3.8 on 26 cores. Maybe tonight or tomorrow.Because old ver. MCU? Full clocks 3.8GHz is crazy, but that's may not possible on supermicro.
On Asus w790 i am quite confident you can change BCLK for that cpu. But how much depends on the silicon lottery, and if you want to run it with a gpu or not. On the forum heared of factors 102-104. In my opinion not really worth it. Especially since 13 and 14 gen intels (with the same/similar cores) are in the news for getting unstable when high PL settings are used. Now Mainboard manufacturers should offer intel profile, with nominal (lower) thermal settings, reducing performance. See for example the link here or here.Maybe BCLK oc unlocked?
yes on ASUS W790, but your GPU is the funblocker. some don't work above 103mhz.Okay.
Thank you.
Maybe BCLK oc unlocked?
you can not realy compare this with SPR. above 5ghz you can think about.Especially since 13 and 14 gen intels (with the same cores) are in the news for getting unstable when high PL settings are used
I have 14900KF without problem.On Asus w790 i am quite confident you can change BCLK for that cpu. But how much depends on the silicon lottery, and if you want to run it with a gpu or not. On the forum heared of factors 102-104. In my opinion not really worth it. Especially since 13 and 14 gen intels (with the same/similar cores) are in the news for getting unstable when high PL settings are used. Now Mainboard manufacturers should offer intel profile, with nominal (lower) thermal settings, reducing performance. See for example the link here or here.


I dont like the Z790 platform.have fun !




dual CPU should be double the bandwidth thought.
Yes, i understand but they got more than double 550GB/s read vs my 234GB/s read.dual CPU should be double the bandwidth thought.
AIDA64 is a guess meter. multithread bandwidth report.Yes, i understand but they got more than double 550GB/s read vs my 234GB/s read.
I am not complaining, it was just interesting for me. with Q03J i got 270GB/s read, on Asus w790 sage. Same memory, also on 4800MT. 234-270GB/s still a bit of a gap.
Interestingly enough dual Q0KG is reported to have around 90K CB R23, while a single one already does 66K.
there a loss in dual socket config. cbr23 can not utilize good over sockets, cbr24 is better.Interestingly enough dual Q0KG is reported to have around 90K CB R23, while a single one already does 66K.
OK, but it is the only comparison i have against another Q0KG. The screenshot of the seller.AIDA64 is a guess meter. multithread bandwidth report.
you can have lower band but more power. only this value form AIDA64 says NOTHING,
This was also a good point.you can not realy compare this with SPR. above 5ghz you can think about.
gen 13,14 8P-cores 253Watts
vs
SPR 48 P-cores 350W
if you want to compare your Q0KG with them you need same board/RAM/AIDA64(wlicense)OK, but it is the only comparison i have against another Q0KG. The screenshot of the seller.
I also included the passmark score. In the next week i will try to do this stream memory test on Linux that Civiloid was speaking about.
Probably best would be to visit them, and plug my Q0KG in their board, keeping everything else the same. But seriously i just wanted to compare my Q0KG setup against anything that also had a Q0KG to see if the performance is about right. Yes, true. maybe also the AIDA64 license part makes a difference.if you want to compare your Q0KG with them you need same board/RAM/AIDA64(wlicense)