indeed, at the time i wrote this i never realised there where differences in behave of E0 stepping processors.
depends on the type of FW.
I don't understand why you so interested in 60 cores CPU, Q0KM/Q0KL is also strong and cheaper, 100% work.
Well i get your point but 8490H E0 (official price 20k) will maybe have better reselling value than 8470 (official price 10k or so). And maybe if you are lucky some of the accelerators and fancy stuff is working. 60 cores 15% better than 52 cores. 3.5GHz 9% worse than 3.8GHz. That were my thoughts at the time. Price difference on ebay was minimal. For me Q03J negotiation was possible on ebay but for Q0KG not. But yes it is a risk. Higher clocks often more usefull than more cores (speaks for Q0KM). User Civiloid seems very happy with his Q03J. But yes that is on a confirmed board.
That's the most important.
Because old ver. MCU? Full clocks 3.8GHz is crazy, but that's may not possible on supermicro.
Core ratio Auto to -Core ratio by core usage mod,dont work with these processors?
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.
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.
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.
yes on ASUS W790, but your GPU is the funblocker. some don't work above 103mhz.
you can not realy compare this with SPR. above 5ghz you can think about.
I dont like the Z790 platform.
dual CPU should be double the bandwidth thought.
