ES Xeon Discussion

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40% slower.
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it will be slower in single threaded applications but faster in multi-threaded applications. Here's an example using Geekbench:


XRzX said:
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
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For EVGA you should probably look for a QS sample for best compatibility or a production sample.
 
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Nanotech said:
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.
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In sintetic benchmarks 2698 V4 is about 48 % faster. I am asking in real apps ???
 
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In sintetic benchmarks 2698 V4 is about 48 % faster. I am asking in real apps ???
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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.
 
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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 :
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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.
 
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Hi everyone!

I started mounting my new rig with Asus Z10PE D16 WS, double E5-2683 V3... First problem : I thought the Asus MB could accept non-ECC RAM, it looks like it's not the case, I'm stuck with B1 QCode at booting. My RAM is G.Skill RipJaws 4 - F4-2400C15Q. Even with only 1 stick in I can't boot. Normal? Should I buy ECC RAM (must I?)...?
 
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The CPUs don't share memory, hence one stick won't boot two CPUs. This should be in your Asus manual.
 
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What's about ASUS X99 WS Motherboard ??? It is compatible with Xeon V4 ES Cpus ???
 
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What's about ASUS X99 WS Motherboard ??? It is compatible with Xeon V4 ES Cpus ???
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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.
 
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I'm looking for a CPU for workstation/gaming/development/compression use. What do people think about the 2689 V4 QK7Z ?
 
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Thanks for the answer CookiesLikeWhoa, this helped a lot. My RAM was not registered. I just ordered new one - ECC and registered. Didn't even cost a lot more. Rookie mistake.
 
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SUN75 said:
Any MSI X99 ??? And any asrock x99 ???
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ES Xeon Discussion

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)
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Thank You! This info is very useful for us. Can I use G.skill 3200 MHz with XEON CPU ? Or it is absolutely needed ECC memory ?
 
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