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2 questions for the sake of knowledge

1 can you oc buffered, registered or ecc ram

2 how can the asrock x99 extreme11 and the asus x99-e ws support 4 way sli with all four card running 16x pci lanes on a 40 lane cpu and does anyone of these mb support oc

thanks :D

Both support OC'ing of RAM CPU and GPU.

 

They're not all running at 16x - 4-way runs at 16x/8x/8x/8x.

 

As far as ECC ram OC'ing, I'd imagine you could but since stability is the reason to get ECC, there'd be no logical reason to OC ECC.

2 questions for the sake of knowledge
1 can you oc buffered, registered or ecc ram

2 how can the asrock x99 extreme11 and the asus x99-e ws support 4 way sli with all four card running 16x pci lanes on a 40 lane cpu and does anyone of these mb support oc
thanks :D 

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2 questions for the sake of knowledge

1 can you oc buffered, registered or ecc ram

2 how can the asrock x99 extreme11 and the asus x99-e ws support 4 way sli with all four card running 16x pci lanes on a 40 lane cpu and does anyone of these mb support oc

thanks :D

Both support OC'ing of RAM CPU and GPU.

 

They're not all running at 16x - 4-way runs at 16x/8x/8x/8x.

 

As far as ECC ram OC'ing, I'd imagine you could but since stability is the reason to get ECC, there'd be no logical reason to OC ECC.

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Both support OC'ing of RAM CPU and GPU.

 

They're not all running at 16x - 4-way runs at 16x/8x/8x/8x.

 

As far as ECC ram OC'ing, I'd imagine you could but since stability is the reason to get ECC, there'd be no logical reason to OC ECC.

if you check the site for each mb you will find them both saying 4 way sli 16x/16x/16x/16x on 40 lane cpu

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if you check the site for each mb you will find them both saying 4 way sli 16x/16x/16x/16x on 40 lane cpu

lol well the slots are x16 but the CPU's cant support more than x40 all together.

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Plx chip perhaps?

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