40% slower.I want to ask you ... if I just change I7 5960x with Xeon 2686 V3 or Xeon 2698 V4 QS. What will be improvement in all apps ??? About 40- 50 % or just the same ?
40% slower.I want to ask you ... if I just change I7 5960x with Xeon 2686 V3 or Xeon 2698 V4 QS. What will be improvement in all apps ??? About 40- 50 % or just the same ?
it will be slower in single threaded applications but faster in multi-threaded applications. Here's an example using Geekbench:40% slower.
For EVGA you should probably look for a QS sample for best compatibility or a production sample.hi all, i am new here
do you guys have experience with motherboard evga x99 micro?
does it have compabilities issues with xeon v4 es?
i have a plan to buy xeon e5 2680 v4 es
sorry for my bad english
thank you
it will be slower in single threaded applications but faster in multi-threaded applications. Here's an example using Geekbench:
For EVGA you should probably look for a QS sample for best compatibility or a production sample.
If the application can take advantage of the multi-threaded nature of the cores and isn't clock speed reliant then yes it will be faster. However if it is single-threaded and clock speed dependent it will be slower.In sintetic benchmarks 2698 V4 is about 48 % faster. I am asking in real apps ???
there are 2 version of 2690V4, QH2M turbo all core 2500MHz (1600cb) and QHV5 3000MHz (2100cb). with same price and speed I suggest 2683 V3 oem instead of QH2M.Hi guys,
We are thinking of upgrading our render farm (using 3dsmax and Vray) and we are thinking of doing it through the use of ES CPUs.
I was thinking of getting either :
The ASUS X99 WS supports the B0/M0/R0 stepping only for Xeon V4 processors and that means QS or production only. It doesn't support earlier steppings.What's about ASUS X99 WS Motherboard ??? It is compatible with Xeon V4 ES Cpus ???
It accepts non-ECC RAM, it just requires registered DIMMS. Though you normally don't find non-ECC RAM that's registered.I tried also 2 sticks, 1 stick 1 CPU etc... Looks like this board wont' accept non-ECC RAM...
So asrock ws is only that support SE V4 ???The ASUS X99 WS supports the B0/M0/R0 stepping only for Xeon V4 processors and that means QS or production only. It doesn't support earlier steppings.
AsRock and MSI X99 (certain models with latest bios) are the best ones that support ES V4.So asrock ws is only that support SE V4 ???
Any MSI X99 ??? And any asrock x99 ???MSI X99 works with E5 v4 ES cpu.
ES Xeon DiscussionAny MSI X99 ??? And any asrock x99 ???
ASRock: X99 series (all models with BIOS 3.00 or above or above)
ASRock: EPC612 series (all models with BIOS 2.10 or above)
ASRock: FH-C612NM (BIOS 1.10 or above)
MSI: X99 Godlike Gaming Carbon (BIOS 2.4 or above)
MSI: X99 Godlike Gaming (BIOS 1.6 or above)
MSI: X99A XPower Gaming Titanium
MSI: X99A Gaming Pro Carbon (BIOS 1.1 or above)
MSI: X99A Gaming 9 ACK (BIOS 3.4 or above)
MSI: X99S Gaming 9 ACK (BIOS 2.8 or above)
MSI: X99S Gaming 9 AC (BIOS 1.B or above)
MSI: X99A XPower AC (BIOS A.5 or above)
MSI: X99S XPower AC (BIOS 1.B or above)
MSI: X99A/S Gaming 7 (BIOS H.E or above)
MSI: X99A/S MPower (BIOS M.A or above)
MSI: X99A/S SLI Krait Edition (BIOS N.7 or above)
MSI: X99A/S SLI Plus (BIOS 1.C or above)
MSI: X99A Raider (BIOS P.4 or above)
EVGA: X99 Family (all models with BIOS 2.01 or above)