ES Xeon Discussion
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I wouldn’t overclock the ES cpu’s
Someone correct me if I’m wrong but they been stressed already to the max.
And we don’t know what kind of minerals /material they made of. The word is going out that there made out of cheaper materials. They were made for testing purposes only.
So I wouldn't risk it. And If you would max 104 blck
well i agree but i'm asking did someone try??
and what is the max clock on e5-2630l v3 es?
i only need to make it reach to 2.4ghz
xeon E5 v3 can not be overclocked by BCLK.
Many other clocks are based on this BCLK, so memory/usb/sata/pciexpress will be crashing.
Just buy a different cpu with more Ghz.
from 1,8 to 2,4 Ghz is 600mhz, multi is 18, 600/18=33,3
you need BCLK 133mhz for that, absurd.
i never said i want to overclock the bclk i always leave it to the 100mhz
i meant the clock multipliers
its locked, and you can not OC by BCLK.
2630L is LOWVOLTAGE low wattage, low temperature(Tcase 60 degree celcius max)
Temperature isn't problem i'm using liquid cooling , what's the turbo max anyway?
the multipliers are locked.
what u need is a E5-2650v3 ES QEYN 10C, all cores at 2500mhz, single core turbo 2800mhz.
if the cpu-z screenshot is not a fake thats an OEM/Retail with stepping C0.
for ES there is a 1 as stepping value/revision empty showing in cpu-z
compare with screeshots in this Item
Intel Xeon SR1XH E5-2683 V3 CPU 2.0GHz 35M 9.6GT/s 14Core LGA2011-3 Processor
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Hello Everyone!
I'm new here an so far I was only reading the comments here as these days engineering samples started to interest me because of the performance they provide at a much more affordable price than retail versions. However, reading the comments, espacially the last few, a tought crossed my mind. Ok, these CPUs are cheap, but if i have to buy another in a year
I started to even think about them as for my work I need some decent calculation power (mostly simulations), which means that the CPUs are constantly under stress (although not under Prime95 like). I have an i7-3770, runing almost like 24/7, no problems, but it is a retail one.
So my questions is, what are your experiences with the longevity of these samples?
I'm new here an so far I was only reading the comments here as these days engineering samples started to interest me because of the performance they provide at a much more affordable price than retail versions. However, reading the comments, espacially the last few, a tought crossed my mind. Ok, these CPUs are cheap, but if i have to buy another in a year
I started to even think about them as for my work I need some decent calculation power (mostly simulations), which means that the CPUs are constantly under stress (although not under Prime95 like). I have an i7-3770, runing almost like 24/7, no problems, but it is a retail one.
So my questions is, what are your experiences with the longevity of these samples?
Most ES v3 came out of OEM servers during update to broadwell-EP v4 cpu.
They ran 2 years, so no one can expect how long they will live.
Haswell-EP processors are build for stable reliable servers.
IMHO: if u take a NEW motherboard, with good cooling new capacitors of course, these ES will live long.
The ES v3 currently on the market are not stressed intel lab samples, the X99/C612 platform exists since more than 2 years.
Because Intel can't inhibit sell/reselling of ES, they are lower performance to not compete than OEM/retail.
The chip I ordered on 30-7 will arrive on 4-8
(E5 XEON 2698 V4 ES QHUZ)
I’ll post my finding this or next week, for the ones who are curious
(E5 XEON 2698 V4 ES QHUZ)
I’ll post my finding this or next week, for the ones who are curious