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@@sneedsneed460 wow! Nice find especially on 14th gen. Yes I’d keep that as well.

@@PadPoet Mine is insanely stable, which is frankly why I love it so much, I use it daily for work and it never skips a beat. Apparently these CPU’s support a lot more than 512GB, level1techtips said that Intel lied on the spec sheet apparently, so I know they support (32GBx12) officially, so I can only assume they might just support (64GBx12) I am running 192GB in a (12x16GB Hexa Channel) G.Skill DDR4 3200CL14 Samsung B-Die. I run my ram overclocked to DDR4 3800CL14-16-16-36 with 1.500V and it passed Anta777 Extreme (3 cycles) even without a fan blowing at all, the ram was like 54-57C this test took about 5-6 hours alone, using no fan was done intentionally just to see if it would hold up, and it did. CPU stability is extremely impressive. Overclocking the CPU when needing to add more voltage to achieve stability, this is usually done and good to go with +/- 0.005 volts and things are good. It’s not like modern chips where we may need to add +/-0.020 volts to make something stable or not when overclocking. Speaking frankly here, this system doesn’t really need overclocking. It already is boosting up to 4.3Ghz, and 3.8Ghz on all 28/56. I’m enjoying mine so much. This rig cost me a good bit more than next gen Intel systems, and I’m having a lot more fun with this. The EKWB Velocity WS is very good as well! That’s what I’m using. Those Aorus C621 boards are insanely limited. They originally only produced (50) for retail sale, then they made (50) more. So roughly 100 boards out in the wild is what I was told by an expert/enthusiast of this platform. I have a video of proper CPU torque specs if you are interested, I never had any issues always obtaining hexa channel memory, and all dimm slots always work for me. If you have any questions do not hesitate to reach out. Thanks.

@@max1024 It is an excellent system for work and gaming lots of ram, lots of cores. Using Windows 11 for a lot of apps when working feels especially fast compared to something like a 14900KS, I do not know why this is, but it’s a crazy smooth and fluid system. For running faster memory speeds it probably can be done but with less ram obviously and preferably using single rank DDR4 ram sticks. So, something like using 6x8GB (48GB) or 12x8GB (96GB) would probably overclock much better than Dual Rank sticks. Then my current 12x16GB (192GB). I am only using 1.500V to the memory for DDR4 3800CL14-14-14-34 360 1T command rate. The bandwidth and latency is already so good using dual rank sticks and all 12 slots filled, that I’m quite happy with even just the stock XMP DDR4 3200CL14. So running 3800 is especially good! The platform is HEXA channel, just small ram overclocks provides pretty large improvements. I cannot get DDR4 4000 to work with 192GB of DDR4, though I have not tried all that hard. But I think 3850-3900 would probably be the limits.

@@kazuki_tempest9529 Okay, absolutely I can give this a try. What resolution? What graphics settings?

@videocardzrule354 basic reso 1080p and normal setting,i want to make it for my lil brother so he can play with me

That sounds like a great idea!!! I can only assume the 9950X3D will be really good. AMD is slowly getting better and better with their 3D cache CPU, the 5800X3D was already amazing, 7800X3D was much better. The 9800X3D will probably be a home run. The only reason why I built this platform, was because I more or less refused to buy a Z890+Intel 285K. I do not understand Intels direction lately. I miss the old days of AMD VS. INTEL. There isn’t a single thing exciting about a LGA1851/Z890 platform. Other than maybe someone upgrading from an older system like 10th/11th/12th gen. But for those of us who already had 13th/14th gen Intel. I don’t see the enticement.

@ I agree with everything you said. I have the 14900KS, Z790 Apex also. Only issue with my set up is that I can’t control the heat with a 360mm AIO and so it down clocks. The new microcodes keep it stable but have basically turned it into a 13900K. Cenebench scores are in the 38,000 range. I should stick with this CPU and go ahead and get a Chiller like you have so I can get the best out of what the Chip is capable of. I most likely will get the 5090 when it comes out also. It’s supposed to be a beast. I love my 4090 but the 5090 will offer higher resolutions and more bandwidth and other caveats.

@@excel1234a I have no idea. I do not have this board anymore. Your ram OC on the Unify-X will depend on your CPU IMC Quality. Super strong IMC can run 8200+. Average IMC will be 7600-7800 range.

this board can do 8200 with a golden sample?!?!?! That’s crazy for a z690 chipset. I found this board new in box for 280 euros

@@FreightFox 3175X Turbo Boost is 4.4Ghz default on my system. But I run it at 4.8Ghz all-cores with no issues thus far. I keep the mesh/cache at 3.2Ghz, and run (96GB) DDR4 3800CL14 Hexa channel. The system latency is only 53.9NS in Aida64, Bandwidth is 155GB, over 160,000 MB. It’s pretty well tuned and performs phenomenal in gaming, which really surprised me since I’m using a overclock 4090 lol.😆

@@olivcald1 The bios is on the latest one from June 2024. It is a tiny hardware issue as far as I know. Honestly it’s so minor I don’t care one bit. It really doesn’t even bother me.

@@videocardzrule354 That is true but if you put it in a case that will make it difficult thats what made me decide not to get it its an awesome board tho issues aside

@@ninjafrogtemple5290 It was $450+$50 shipping.

@@OneCosmic749 Torquing it is not bad. Just spin screws until they stop. “No torque should be applied when spinning them” then we torque it straight to 12 inch pounds in the correct order. Then I like to hit them again just for good measure in the same order. The hardest part is just removing the block. The block is large and hides the whole CPU, so if it dropped off the block and landed on the socket the motherboard would be ruined. The CPU itself self is very heavy lol. So you don’t really trust it. It’s fun to install and torque it. And I have to say mounting pressure and how even the block is, is far better than a latch. It’s just stressful and requires attention to detail I think.

@@lassekristensen385 Yep, that’s absolutely right. These chips are older CPU’s. It scores accordingly at these speeds in Cinebench R23. @4.5Ghz= 40,300 @4.6Ghz= 41,300 @4.7Ghz= 42,300 @4.8Ghz= 43,300 Now, there are a few upsides to this CPU. #1 being reliability. It is extremely reliable and stable as a platform. #2 it has so many performance cores that when I’m doing more it’s actually way faster and a lot smoother than a 14900. I don’t really know why that is.

@@videocardzrule354 I know.. I was also just teasing you! :) I know that this is kind of like enthusiast but not game enthusiast and I would love to play around with it for hobby. We have written a few times before- Always hugely impressed by you overclocks and chiller. I wish I could get one cheap that had the capacity for my system! But I am nervous that to keep up with my system I would need a 1000w chiller and they dont come around cheap. Also being located in Denmark we just dont have that stuff here. So I would have to get it shipped from another country which is a load of money in shipping due to it being big and heavy. I dont know if you read this comment but how may watt are your chiller AND do you know where to buy cheap brand and make? Can you chiller keep up with say 2 hours gaming high cpu gpu load? Many of my recent games pull 500w on my 4090

Work PC And play PC. Mainly running virtual machines and gaming.

Funny that a 13900k or 14900k scores more in CBR23... 42k for a good watercooled 14900ks is not unusual ...

@@FlamePerSecond buffer tank outlet/Chiller inlet/chiller outlet/pump/pump/pump/pump/pump/cpu/vrm/back to buffer tank. This method works extremely well.

@@videocardzrule354 5 pumps serial? Wow. How about if we only use 2 pumps?

15c

None. It is on auto.

@@ClayWheeler This is an older CPU I get that. However, I have tuned it very well as of now. I’m running 4.6Ghz on all cores, and 3.2Ghz on the mesh, with DDR4 3800CL14 in Hexa channel. I have gotten the system bandwidth over 150GBPS, and the latency to 58ns, The R23 score is also hitting over 41,000. Now, as for gaming we all know it’s not some hot rod gaming chip I’m not saying it is, it’s just an old brute man. But it can be used to game with. This platform is used for fun, not bragging rights, it’s an older system obviously. Now, I have noticed so long as it can push 95% or better GPU usage on my 4090, then I’m happy with that. Some older titles like Metro Exodus, I had to set proper core affinity and it maintains great GPU usage while only letting the game tap in to 10/20 cores instead of 28/56 cores. Most other games push the GPU perfectly fine and don’t need to be messed with. This CPU is not anything amazing it’s just really cool and interesting as a whole. I am merely impressed that it can handle the 4090 at 4K at all, and it does such at very reasonable power consumption.

@@premiumsomdier Why would you think I’m rich? I am not rich.

@@videocardzrule354 well you are richer than i am...i could only afford a 3060...its all relative

@@silvy7394 I never said it did. I think you came up with that. I am merely showing that a completely stock 6 year old CPU can push a 4090 to its full potential. I can’t go to 110% GPU usage. Unfortunately It stops at 100%.

@@videocardzrule354 Probably because Starfield isnt CPU intensive and playing at 4K will always max out your GPU. Now go play some other games and you'll learn how bad your single threaded performance and frame times are.

@@silvy7394 If you think starfield isnt cpu intensive, think again

@@papasmurf5598 Did some Research on it. And then I located the exact resistor that causes the problem. Apparently blowing once is enough. You can also hold your finger on the resistor for just a second or two and either option will warm it just enough for it to fire up. I do have the replacement resistor so I can fix it though.

@@arunkanda6374 Some Asus Dominus Extremes have the “Cold-Bug” There’s a small resistor that prevents the PC from turning on if it’s too cold. This only happens on cold morning. And only on the very first boot when the board is cold from sitting all night. I am blowing hot air on the resistor which warms it just enough to fire the PC up.