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On 3/2/2018 at 1:11 PM, DildorTheDecent said:

oooooh fast!

 

On 3/2/2018 at 1:31 PM, Jumper118 said:

you know someone is serious when they have windows set to high performance mode on windows 7 :P 

 

This chip is pretty decent. It doesn't clock super high at phase temps but it's running really strong landing in the Top 20 on HWBOT for each different bench I've submitted. Took 1st place GPUPI for CPU 100M - 4690K edging out someone running 5.7g when i was at 5.4g.

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E5-1680 v2 @ 4.6ghz, 1.4v

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811 and 165 at 4.7ghz 1.4something volts. Will get a h240x in a couple weeks so I can get cooler temps, but sandy runs super hot.

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8 hours ago, tbob22 said:

E5-1680 v2 @ 4.6ghz, 1.4v

 

Ooooo I always want one of these

8 hours ago, This kid builds pc said:

811 and 165 at 4.7ghz 1.4something volts. Will get a h240x in a couple weeks so I can get cooler temps, but sandy runs super hot.

 

Sandy runs really cool lol cos its soldered. If you think that's hot try anything after it xD

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5 hours ago, Jumper118 said:

Ooooo I always want one of these

Yeah, it's a nice little chip. I was finally able to grab one for a more reasonable price, seems like someone is parting out old Mac Pros :).
 

5 hours ago, Jumper118 said:

Sandy runs really cool lol cos its soldered. If you think that's hot try anything after it xD

That's what I was thinking, ha.

Although, I'm surprised how low the temps are on Ivy-E compared to Sandy-E. Package temps seem to be quite a bit higher (at least in my case).

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4 hours ago, tbob22 said:

Yeah, it's a nice little chip. I was finally able to grab one for a more reasonable price, seems like someone is parting out old Mac Pros :).
 

That's what I was thinking, ha.

Although, I'm surprised how low the temps are on Ivy-E compared to Sandy-E. Package temps seem to be quite a bit higher (at least in my case).

ivy-e is soldered as well. 

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2 minutes ago, Jumper118 said:

ivy-e is soldered as well. 

This 3930K is like 12c higher idle temps than my 4930K with exact same setup/config...

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Just now, Tech Wizard said:

This 3930K is like 12c higher idle temps than my 4930K with exact same setup/config...

it pulls more current at the same voltage because 32nm vs 22nm 

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9 minutes ago, Jumper118 said:

it pulls more current at the same voltage because 32nm vs 22nm 

Yeah, the difference is insane. 4930K @ 1.52V during full load didn't even spin my PSU fan, while 3930K @ 1.44V with one Cinebench is enough to start it.
Think I'm going back to Ivy-E and sell this Sandy-E.

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2 minutes ago, Tech Wizard said:

Yeah, the difference is insane. 4930K @ 1.52V during full load didn't even spin my PSU fan, while 3930K @ 1.44V with one Cinebench is enough to start it.
Think I'm going back to Ivy-E and sell this Sandy-E.

at least you had some fun with it :) 

 

maybe try a 4820k and 3820 next, they are really cheap and could be fun as well. 

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18 minutes ago, Jumper118 said:

at least you had some fun with it :) 

 

maybe try a 4820k and 3820 next, they are really cheap and could be fun as well. 

What's the point when OP isn't updating sheets? :P

 

3820 as in BCLK?

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48 minutes ago, Tech Wizard said:

What's the point when OP isn't updating sheets? :P

 

3820 as in BCLK?

the updates things every now and then :P also a 3820 is unlocked. you can run upto 44x and on 125 strap thats 5.5ghz :P 

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14 minutes ago, Jumper118 said:

the updates things every now and then :P also a 3820 is unlocked. you can run upto 44x and on 125 strap thats 5.5ghz :P 

Actually, it only goes upto 43x multiplier, at least with my P9X79. You have the option of 44x in the bios but it stays at 43x in the real life. I have my old one sitting on the shelf... I should check how far the thing can go :P

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1 minute ago, Tam3n said:

Actually, it only goes upto 43x multiplier, at least with my P9X79. You have the option of 44x in the bios but it stays at 43x in the real life. I have my old one sitting on the shelf... I should check how far the thing can go :P

only 5.375ghz boo hoo :P 

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8 minutes ago, Jumper118 said:

only 5.375ghz boo hoo :P 

Lol, you may still try to adjust the bus speed up with strap applied :P

Around 5.6 GHz should be possible if the bus can still take 5 % oc. The 166 strap didn't work for me last time I tried :D

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3 hours ago, Jumper118 said:

ivy-e is soldered as well. 

Yes, of course. :)

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2 hours ago, Jumper118 said:

the updates things every now and then :P also a 3820 is unlocked. you can run upto 44x and on 125 strap thats 5.5ghz :P 

Oooo. 4820Ks are going for $130, but I found a 3820 which has been used for 4 years straight for $40. Hmmm

2 hours ago, Tam3n said:

Actually, it only goes upto 43x multiplier, at least with my P9X79. You have the option of 44x in the bios but it stays at 43x in the real life. I have my old one sitting on the shelf... I should check how far the thing can go :P

You should check indeed, to support my decision of buying this 3820.

2 hours ago, Tam3n said:

Lol, you may still try to adjust the bus speed up with strap applied :P

Around 5.6 GHz should be possible if the bus can still take 5 % oc. The 166 strap didn't work for me last time I tried :D

My bus can't go above 134 no matter what :(

http://hwbot.org/submission/3800217_tech_wizard_reference_frequency_x79_deluxe_133.98_mhz

 

 

Is the 3820 soldered btw?

 

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28 minutes ago, Tech Wizard said:

Is the 3820 soldered btw?

 

Every HEDT CPU is soldered. Except for the really new 78xx and 79xx gear.

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24 minutes ago, Tech Wizard said:

Is the 3820 soldered btw?

Yep, also look at the 1620, very similar to the 3820.
http://hwbot.org/hardware/processor/xeon_e5_1620/

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Also look for e5 1650 they are unlocked like 3930/4930k. 

 

Mine will do 5.6ghz on not so crazy voltage and it's a e5 1650 v1

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4 minutes ago, Jumper118 said:

Also look for e5 1650 they are unlocked like 3930/4930k. 

 

Mine will do 5.6ghz on not so crazy voltage and it's a e5 1650 v1

Yep, they are fun. I don't have the cooling to push my 1660 very far (safely :)) but it would do 5ghz @ 1.4v without much fuss.

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33 minutes ago, tbob22 said:

Yep, also look at the 1620, very similar to the 3820.
http://hwbot.org/hardware/processor/xeon_e5_1620/

28 minutes ago, Jumper118 said:

Also look for e5 1650 they are unlocked like 3930/4930k. 

 

Mine will do 5.6ghz on not so crazy voltage and it's a e5 1650 v1

 

1620s are going for $65, and 1650s are going for $120. Think I'll stick to this $40 3820 :P

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I tested my 3820, and got reminded that it's not so great clocker. I managed to boot to Windows at 5.25 Ghz with high voltage but that was about it. 5.375 GHz was a no go. Tried upto 1.7 Vcore with one core active :P Silicon varies from chip to chip,  and you could buy one for experiments if you get it for cheap... But otherwise there is not too much value in 3820 in my opinion, considering the age of it and high platform cost just for a 4 core. I'm keeping mine for a spare...

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3820 ordered for $25 boiiis!

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1 hour ago, Tech Wizard said:

3820 ordered for $25 boiiis!

Nice price

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