"Adjusting this value is overclocking and may require other adjustments to STABALIZE." - nice spell check EVGA BIOS writers!! :) Nice vid Paul. I'm getting a 5930K in a somewhat cooling-limited configuration (120mm AIO water cooling only), but I am hoping to get to 4.5 GHz stable.
8:00 the "turbo switch" MCU Turbo is lit when on is deceptive as it is intended to force lower voltages via hardware meant for extreme o/c. IE: On so you can boot then when up and running turn up to crazy land. So, leave it set with light OFF or you will have a slow system that you will not figure out thinking you are in "Turbo Mode."
I would prefer video editing benchmarks, seeing I will bet most of us will be using the E's for. And you walking threw those bio's make me love my formula just that much more!
This is a thrilling overclock video. Not much fuss to get an 8 core CPU to 4.7+ Ghz? I can't wait to see the world record on the guy who wins the silicon lottery.
Could you try spreading out the thermal paste instead of using the pea method (as you showed on the last ALT-TAB show)? From what I understand from Logan's presentation (Logan from Tek Syndicate showed us a graphic), all of the cores surround the cache on the die on the 5960X; the pea method might not be reaching all of the cores.
Like the video. You should attempt to do the same testing to the other 2 processors as you did with this one. Plus, you should do long videos like this. Pretty informative, plus it gives a sneak peek into the future of X99.
You should be able to adjust the mem timings by disabling your XMP profile and configuring your memory manually... XMP is a little different from the secondary JEDEC alternatives that the dimms come preconfigured with from the factory. It's good to see that your XMP was easily enabled, people don't know or think to enable it. Unless they never really put the feature in the BIOS, that seems like a turn off if so... and I like EVGA.
I'd like to see overclocking of the 5820k on the MSI X99S SLI PLUS and maybe compare it to a high end board to see the difference in overclocking capability.
I'd love to see a video of the 5930K vs the 4960X with some benchmarks of 4K video rendering, audio and video transcoding and a run on CINEBENCH 15, then wrap up the video with you boxing it up and shipping it to my house. :-) I'd REALLY love to see, stock vs stock and OC vs OC how the new $550-$600 chip stacks up against the last gen $1,000 chip. I know it's not apples to apples (DDR4 and all that) but I'd still like to see what a side by side looks like.
I want to see how far all go them overclock and also how different coolers (single tower, dual tower, 120mm, 240mm CLC, custom water) can cope with the heat.
I heard that due to the binning process, the 5820 won't be able to overclock as well as its more expensive siblings. So it'd be interesting to see how much you can squeeze out of one. If it can keep up then it'd be a fairly compelling CPU value wise.
Nice OC! :) Regarding EVGA MOBO's back in the LGA 1366 day they were great, but lately I've had a tough time recommending their MOBO's when compared to the more refined ASUS counterparts.
I would personally love to see a video on the 5820k overclocked, running two copies of GW2 at once. Because that is my usecase running dualhead software to run two desks off one tower. Planning on upgrading to a 5820k if it can handle the load of two WvW copies.
2 things I like about this board, and why I ordered one: a) PCI-e switches. If you're buying a 5960X then chances are you have watercooling, and like you said it's a bitch to remove a graphics card from the system to find out if its causing problems. b) 2 8 pin CPU power connectors. I've had a 3770k consuming 300W of power by itself. That's what happens when you have no thermal limit and throw 1.6V at it. 5960X is 8 cores so it can theoretically be 600W. A single 8 pin connector that most of these boards have won't cut it.
The 5930k is a great middle ground. But it is not getting as much attention on youtube as the 5960k and 5820k. I would love to see some over clocking done on this chip.
Great video Paul. Very informative. Should really try to see what all 3 CPU's will overclock to within reason, and post some scores on performance comparing all 3 CPU's (such as real-world applications like rendering times of the same material).
I'm so jealous. My crappy Haswell E can't go one megahert above 4.4GHz, even when I crank up the CPU voltage to a silicon melting 1.4v. But strangely enough, it's rock stable at 4.4GHz with only 1.27v. I've never seen a CPU have such an insurmountable, clear cut wall like this one.
Yer I seem to have hit a wall with mine also, I managed 4.5ghz at 1.19v which I was more than happy with, went from 4.5ghz at 1.4v which the bios set when reaching that overclock and ran at 96c with aio cooler running cinebench r23....way too hot for my liking so decided to undervolt and low and behold I shaved a fair bit off and on full load with cinebench now I reach max temps of 70c on all cores with better performance than when it was auto set to 1.4v Cpu score in usernechmark is always 96.7% Cinebench is 10600 multi thread. I'm more than happy with it, especially upgrading from the 5820k that was also oc to 4.5ghz and for £50 for the 5960x it was a bargain.
If you have the time, I would like to see stock and overclocked benchmarks of all three of the LGA 2011-3 CPU's. Please include Cinebench and Handbrake. Thank you.
Great vid!!!, Loved the back ground music also. Could you please do a video on how to (step by step) on how to do a custom loop with the Swifttech 220x with x3 SLI? and CPU? Please keep doing the great work!
Good job Paul love the video love the information although you did say JJ can update the BIOS kind of shocked me being EVGA and all I would like to see 5820 k versus 4820k as long as you use the same board and memory for the results thanks for your hard work keep it up and I'll keep watching
Intel XMP sets the base speed to 125mhz when you set your RAM over a certain speed (2133mhz or more I think) to make it so the CPU can handle the memory or something. Combined with the multiplier means you get a small but stable overclock.
Your Memory Profile is set to automatic, that's why you cant adjust timings as its using a set profile, change that and the timing parameters should be adjustable.
I'm also want to see if you can do more with the base clock on all of these chips. I'm thinking the 5930k could almost certainly run a higher a base clock than the 5820k. I've heard people getting as high as 175mhz base on a 5960x which is impressive considering Intel has completely taken any base clock tuning on most platforms the past few years except may Ivy-X which could do around 140 to 150mhz if you had a good chip.
Kinda surprised that this chip was able to clock that high considering all those cores need to be stable and they require a lot of power for such a low TDP envelope. I kinda wonder what this beast would have been able to really do if the VRM's were on board rather than on die.
Please next time let us know what cooler you are using for this more extreme OC, at least you let me know in the last 30sec and it was the first time I had seen the x version and right now am going to watch an Swiftech H220X Unboxing and ...... You always do great videos, I just waited through most of the video for the cooler....
X99 come out at the right moment when I sold my rig last month. Was thinking to go for a 4770k from fx8350, but when x99 come out, it make me stop and wonder. A comparison benchmark will help paul, is it worth it to spend extra money to go with 5920k? I'll be probably doing some video editing in the future and gaming everyday :d informative video BTW Paul..
I'm interested mostly in the OC'ing characteristics of each chip and how they differ from one another. The 5930k is obviously binned higher than 5820k. I want to see how each chips performance scales as the clocks get higher. By doing this, would the extra money for 5930k be worth it if scaling is much better than 5820k because I'm not seeing much of a point in choosing the 5930k over the 5820k unless you need the extra pci-e lanes. It's just a little confusing. The difference between the 4820k and 4930k was night and day but with the new chips, not so much.
Id love to see what the 5820 can do for video rendering times. Just tv i do mostly not looking for lots transitions and stuff. I picked up x99 deluxe with ripjaw 2133 4x4gb but saving for processor. Im still encoding on an overclocked qx9650 core2quad extreme.
Great luck on that cpu :) Did you render this vid with that cpu? What else are you going to be using it for? I'd love to see some benchmarks of the new platform vs previous generations. I'm really curious just how much more performance this has for tasks that will take advantage of all the cores/PCI lanes.
I am still editing on my X79 system, 32GB of memory is hard to let go of and I'm still waiting on some more hardware for what might potentially be my new desktop.
would like to see more on the sata configuration. Can you have a couple boot disks in raid 0 and the rest of you storage in a AHCI? or do they all have to be in AHCI?
I'd like to see a "real life" test on the cheapest x99 CPU. Gaming benchmarks on a couple of demanding titles, 20 minute gameplay rendering times and temperatures overview, as well as overclocking on it =p
5820k 2 way SLi/Crossfire benchmarks. 5820k overclocking guide, PLEASE! Would be a major help as I'm going to build a pc with it soon and do my first ever overclock.
hey Paul im running a 5.33ghz overclock on my 3930k its an older chip but it can run battlefield 4 with my 4 290x's pretty good and its because i bought it all from newegg
Paul, I'm sure you meant the +10 offset adds .01 volts correct? Not .10 volts as stated. That would be gnarly and shoot you right up to 1.4 volts collectively.
Paul, what i would like to know about is the RAM OCing in relation to the timings. What i mean is can you lower the cl timings by increasing the voltage for a faster DIMM OC as on DDR3 and if so how much can you raise the DIMM voltage and lower the timings by? Yes yes i know it will be relative to the RAM kit and other components but still can you do this soon?
Yo Paul I'm getting that motherboard with a 5820k how is the stability of the bios good? Also what is your main clock I would like to see if I can reach it or beat it since I got custom liquid cooling. I know your system will beat it Just friendly competition man for the sake of computer science lol
Could you run some tests with the 5820k overclocked in a single gpu config with some rendering tests and gaming tests against the 4790k because I'm trying to decide between those two CPUs for my next build. I will be doing content creation and gaming and I really wanted to know if it was worth it to pay more to go x99 with 5820k than with the 4790k.
Damn you Paul,:D it's your fault that I've changed my mind from the 5820k to getting the 5960x. HOwever, I'm choosing an asrock x99m extreme 4 matx board. Thoughts? Thanks for the vid \m/
What would be the benefit of manually/intentionally setting the BCLK to 125 instead of 100, but then decreasing the per core ratio? Could somebody give me a quick rundown/link to a good thread i can't seem to find the advantages/disadvantages.. Thanks a lot!!
Paul have you had any experience with the msi boards? Ever since I started to work heavily on ICEM mesh rendering (which isn't as extensive as many engineering application but still heavy) i noticed that the normal clock rate isnt enough, real time rendering is slowing it down and I was advised to use a higher clock rate. I can't seem to get any overclocks to boot? Is there an option i have to disable first?
Paul why any of the x99 mother boards does not have video outputs (hdmi.dvi.vga.......................etc) on the motherboards itself. doesn't the new cpu help the people who only browse and watch online video help. or its only targeting the gamers and rendering only .
Like the X79/LGA2011 processors, the new X99/LGA2011-3 CPUs do not have integrated video. The idea is that anyone who is investing in this higher-end platform will probably want a powerful discrete graphics card as well, and the extra space/power/heat needed to integrate a GPU would be wasted.
Paul, this probably isn't something you do, but could you do an to-the-limit overclock on one chip? i mean don't care about temps that much, just get the chip too the limit :3 i would really love that :3
Paul! Great Video. Thanks for sharing your x99 OC adventure with the community. I enjoyed the bios walk though. Well laid out and easy to use uefi. Cant believe the user was unable to adjust memory timings, even if it was a launch bios lol Here are my suggestions for Haswell Overclocking. Run the stability test for 6 or more hours. INTEL EXTREME TUNING UTILITY very nice piece of software to OC, monitor vitals, benchmark and stress test. www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/motherboards/desktop-motherboards/desktop-boards-software-extreme-tuning-utility.html Run a benchmark so we can get a general idea of how hard these chips crunch. Cinebench r15 is crowd favorite. you can also post your results on the Linus Tech Tips forums. linustechtips.com/main/topic/62476-post-your-cinebench-r15r115-scores-and-new-2003-now-included/ Id love to see you OC the cpu ring bus. You just left it at stock. the resulting ring frequency was 3380mhz. Im curious to see what type of ring ratios your ballin chips can achieve. Thanks for all of your hard work. I know Overclocking is time consuming, fun at first but can also seem like a chore. Thanks for sharing your ambient temps as well and doing the F to C conversion. Stay safe+ Stay Alive
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Just to clarify 15:42 +10 would actually be +0.010v not +0.10v otherwise he would load up to 1.397v! Love ya Paul!
Thanks Jay! I did say "hundredths" which was correct at first, but then I said point one instead of point zero one... d'oh
Paul's Hardware just use millivolts....
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I prefer to use either Manual or Adaptive mode as it lets me just Google safe voltages instead of looking at both those and the stock VCore.
"Adjusting this value is overclocking and may require other adjustments to STABALIZE." - nice spell check EVGA BIOS writers!! :) Nice vid Paul. I'm getting a 5930K in a somewhat cooling-limited configuration (120mm AIO water cooling only), but I am hoping to get to 4.5 GHz stable.
Awesome review! Thanks for sharing our H220X in this as well. We're quite proud of this little cooler.
1:31 LOL I like how the first thing you did was pour yourself a beer
Thank You ! Paul. Finally some OC numbers on the new I7 skews. Cant wait for the nums for the other two.
Compare the 5820k to 4790k thanks for working so hard Paul we appreciate it.
8:00 the "turbo switch" MCU Turbo is lit when on is deceptive as it is intended to force lower voltages via hardware meant for extreme o/c. IE: On so you can boot then when up and running turn up to crazy land. So, leave it set with light OFF or you will have a slow system that you will not figure out thinking you are in "Turbo Mode."
Can't wait to get my board soon!
That bios is beautiful.
I would prefer video editing benchmarks, seeing I will bet most of us will be using the E's for. And you walking threw those bio's make me love my formula just that much more!
This is a thrilling overclock video. Not much fuss to get an 8 core CPU to 4.7+ Ghz? I can't wait to see the world record on the guy who wins the silicon lottery.
Could you try spreading out the thermal paste instead of using the pea method (as you showed on the last ALT-TAB show)? From what I understand from Logan's presentation (Logan from Tek Syndicate showed us a graphic), all of the cores surround the cache on the die on the 5960X; the pea method might not be reaching all of the cores.
4.7 seems to be pretty common on this cpu. What a BEAST!
Video quality is better than usual. Not that it's ever bad, it just looks VERY crisp today.
Like the video. You should attempt to do the same testing to the other 2 processors as you did with this one. Plus, you should do long videos like this. Pretty informative, plus it gives a sneak peek into the future of X99.
Final Fantasy at 8:40 was classic lmao
Interested in the 5930k. Hopefully you end up doing a video on that.
You should be able to adjust the mem timings by disabling your XMP profile and configuring your memory manually...
XMP is a little different from the secondary JEDEC alternatives that the dimms come preconfigured with from the factory. It's good to see that your XMP was easily enabled, people don't know or think to enable it.
Unless they never really put the feature in the BIOS, that seems like a turn off if so... and I like EVGA.
I'd like to see overclocking of the 5820k on the MSI X99S SLI PLUS and maybe compare it to a high end board to see the difference in overclocking capability.
I'd love to see a video of the 5930K vs the 4960X with some benchmarks of 4K video rendering, audio and video transcoding and a run on CINEBENCH 15, then wrap up the video with you boxing it up and shipping it to my house. :-)
I'd REALLY love to see, stock vs stock and OC vs OC how the new $550-$600 chip stacks up against the last gen $1,000 chip. I know it's not apples to apples (DDR4 and all that) but I'd still like to see what a side by side looks like.
I want to see how far all go them overclock and also how different coolers (single tower, dual tower, 120mm, 240mm CLC, custom water) can cope with the heat.
I heard that due to the binning process, the 5820 won't be able to overclock as well as its more expensive siblings. So it'd be interesting to see how much you can squeeze out of one. If it can keep up then it'd be a fairly compelling CPU value wise.
fantastic. i am saving to get a x99. i will send for help when times comes.
I run a i7-2600k and Asus P8P67 Deluxe @ 4.5ghz with just a single button touch. Air cooling too. Custom SpinQ cooler.
Nice OC! :)
Regarding EVGA MOBO's back in the LGA 1366 day they were great, but lately I've had a tough time recommending their MOBO's when compared to the more refined ASUS counterparts.
You're a mad man Paul... A MAD MAN!!
This is pretty impressive, even for a review binned ES chip. I doubt the retail CPUs will even touch these clocks.
great video, exciting to have this board in the mail
I agree with Michael De Santas comment, because im wanting to SLI 2 760s and buy this 5820K
I would personally love to see a video on the 5820k overclocked, running two copies of GW2 at once. Because that is my usecase running dualhead software to run two desks off one tower. Planning on upgrading to a 5820k if it can handle the load of two WvW copies.
2 things I like about this board, and why I ordered one:
a) PCI-e switches. If you're buying a 5960X then chances are you have watercooling, and like you said it's a bitch to remove a graphics card from the system to find out if its causing problems.
b) 2 8 pin CPU power connectors. I've had a 3770k consuming 300W of power by itself. That's what happens when you have no thermal limit and throw 1.6V at it. 5960X is 8 cores so it can theoretically be 600W. A single 8 pin connector that most of these boards have won't cut it.
The 5930k is a great middle ground. But it is not getting as much attention on youtube as the 5960k and 5820k. I would love to see some over clocking done on this chip.
Yeah some gaming benchmarks would be nice with multiple GPUs, but I would also like to see some rendering style benchmarks and power consumption :D
I'd like to see more of the 5820k, it's pretty cheap and I'd like to see how it performs
Great video Paul. Very informative. Should really try to see what all 3 CPU's will overclock to within reason, and post some scores on performance comparing all 3 CPU's (such as real-world applications like rendering times of the same material).
I'm so jealous. My crappy Haswell E can't go one megahert above 4.4GHz, even when I crank up the CPU voltage to a silicon melting 1.4v. But strangely enough, it's rock stable at 4.4GHz with only 1.27v. I've never seen a CPU have such an insurmountable, clear cut wall like this one.
Yer I seem to have hit a wall with mine also, I managed 4.5ghz at 1.19v which I was more than happy with, went from 4.5ghz at 1.4v which the bios set when reaching that overclock and ran at 96c with aio cooler running cinebench r23....way too hot for my liking so decided to undervolt and low and behold I shaved a fair bit off and on full load with cinebench now I reach max temps of 70c on all cores with better performance than when it was auto set to 1.4v
Cpu score in usernechmark is always 96.7%
Cinebench is 10600 multi thread.
I'm more than happy with it, especially upgrading from the 5820k that was also oc to 4.5ghz and for £50 for the 5960x it was a bargain.
GOOD choice of Beer !!! Trois-Pistoles from Unibroue!!
If you have the time, I would like to see stock and overclocked benchmarks of all three of the LGA 2011-3 CPU's. Please include Cinebench and Handbrake. Thank you.
I want to see i7-5820K vs i7-4790K/i7-4770K.
Just wanna see Haswell and Haswell-E does architecture and core count makes a difference.
I want to see the 5820k vs the 5930 in over clocking and benchmarks to see if there is any difference most people do not need more than 3 gpus
Paul you da sh*t! You and Tek Syndicate taught me like everything i know. you guys are awesome !!!!!
thanks Paul=) this vid was really informative. it helped me choose witch cpu to buy. keep them coming buddy.
FIRST! I got my 5960X to 4.6ghz, I could go higher but I would need better cooling, on the NHD-15 atm.
I saw FIn Du Monde. My single favorite beer back when I drank. Nevermind... on a 2nd look, I think it was Trois Pistoles. Still so good.
Great vid!!!, Loved the back ground music also. Could you please do a video on how to (step by step) on how to do a custom loop with the Swifttech 220x with x3 SLI? and CPU? Please keep doing the great work!
Good job Paul love the video love the information although you did say JJ can update the BIOS kind of shocked me being EVGA and all I would like to see 5820 k versus 4820k as long as you use the same board and memory for the results thanks for your hard work keep it up and I'll keep watching
Intel XMP sets the base speed to 125mhz when you set your RAM over a certain speed (2133mhz or more I think) to make it so the CPU can handle the memory or something. Combined with the multiplier means you get a small but stable overclock.
paul you have the best hardware on youtube paul lol
Rendering videos and very heavy file compression are the tests I'd like to see! :D
Your Memory Profile is set to automatic, that's why you cant adjust timings as its using a set profile, change that and the timing parameters should be adjustable.
I would like to see a 5820k over clock
I'm also want to see if you can do more with the base clock on all of these chips. I'm thinking the 5930k could almost certainly run a higher a base clock than the 5820k. I've heard people getting as high as 175mhz base on a 5960x which is impressive considering Intel has completely taken any base clock tuning on most platforms the past few years except may Ivy-X which could do around 140 to 150mhz if you had a good chip.
Kinda surprised that this chip was able to clock that high considering all those cores need to be stable and they require a lot of power for such a low TDP envelope. I kinda wonder what this beast would have been able to really do if the VRM's were on board rather than on die.
Overclock the 5820K...would like to see what it can do
Great job
Please next time let us know what cooler you are using for this more extreme OC, at least you let me know in the last 30sec and it was the first time I had seen the x version and right now am going to watch an Swiftech H220X Unboxing and ......
You always do great videos, I just waited through most of the video for the cooler....
The huge mass of advanced settings becomes available once booted in uefi and csm disabled
X99 come out at the right moment when I sold my rig last month. Was thinking to go for a 4770k from fx8350, but when x99 come out, it make me stop and wonder. A comparison benchmark will help paul, is it worth it to spend extra money to go with 5920k? I'll be probably doing some video editing in the future and gaming everyday :d informative video BTW Paul..
I like computers
I'm interested mostly in the OC'ing characteristics of each chip and how they differ from one another. The 5930k is obviously binned higher than 5820k. I want to see how each chips performance scales as the clocks get higher. By doing this, would the extra money for 5930k be worth it if scaling is much better than 5820k because I'm not seeing much of a point in choosing the 5930k over the 5820k unless you need the extra pci-e lanes. It's just a little confusing. The difference between the 4820k and 4930k was night and day but with the new chips, not so much.
You have some cool gear. are you getting the Titan Z or do you have it yet?
Compare overclocking and perfomance between 4770K, 4790K and 4820K :) Maybe 4670K and 4680K too :)
Would love to see what that upgrade would give.
And looking forward to the 5820k & 5930k overclocking!
Id love to see what the 5820 can do for video rendering times. Just tv i do mostly not looking for lots transitions and stuff. I picked up x99 deluxe with ripjaw 2133 4x4gb but saving for processor. Im still encoding on an overclocked qx9650 core2quad extreme.
Great luck on that cpu :)
Did you render this vid with that cpu? What else are you going to be using it for? I'd love to see some benchmarks of the new platform vs previous generations. I'm really curious just how much more performance this has for tasks that will take advantage of all the cores/PCI lanes.
I am still editing on my X79 system, 32GB of memory is hard to let go of and I'm still waiting on some more hardware for what might potentially be my new desktop.
Paul's Hardware I can't wait to move over to X99, but as someone with a 4930K and 64GB of memory I can't give up the massive amount of RAM.
Paul's Hardware Crucial ballistix has 32gb :)
Dustin Holden I'm on X79 with 64GB as well. What kit are you running and at what speed?
SuperDry that is the kit I ordered :-) 32gb at 2400mhz. I like the low profile hest spreaders as well.
How about we see benchmarks of 5820k vs 5930k vs 5960x all overclocked
st0rm Every processor overclocks differently..So unless you set them to a similar speed they all can achieve, the results are a bit of a mixed bag...
Wow! Were did you get that plum chip? Every one else is hitting 4.5 tops at that voltage.
would like to see more on the sata configuration. Can you have a couple boot disks in raid 0 and the rest of you storage in a AHCI? or do they all have to be in AHCI?
I'd like to see a "real life" test on the cheapest x99 CPU.
Gaming benchmarks on a couple of demanding titles, 20 minute gameplay rendering times and temperatures overview, as well as overclocking on it =p
Please please please do an overclocking video on the 5820k.
Also did you change anything in the advanced cpu section(like c states etc)?
5820k 2 way SLi/Crossfire benchmarks. 5820k overclocking guide, PLEASE! Would be a major help as I'm going to build a pc with it soon and do my first ever overclock.
hey Paul im running a 5.33ghz overclock on my 3930k its an older chip but it can run battlefield 4 with my 4 290x's pretty good and its because i bought it all from newegg
Paul, I'm sure you meant the +10 offset adds .01 volts correct? Not .10 volts as stated. That would be gnarly and shoot you right up to 1.4 volts collectively.
The FF7 sleep theme music made me smile. Haha
Hey Paul, can you show some tests with CPU intensive games? Arma, far cry, planetside with 100 vs 100....
I'd like to see a test on how well these processors ship to my house.
I have a 5960x and A month ago I was thinking to over-clock it too 6.7ghz on liquid nitrogen dam epic :D
just bought a used 5960x and hope I can get near 4.5 .
Hey PAUL, you don't mind if I ask, what is the Batch# of that CPU? and thanks for the info, Nice CPU. enjoy it guy.
PLEASE do a full benchmark review of 5820k review, there are no proper reviews of it. THANKS.
Paul, what i would like to know about is the RAM OCing in relation to the timings. What i mean is can you lower the cl timings by increasing the voltage for a faster DIMM OC as on DDR3 and if so how much can you raise the DIMM voltage and lower the timings by? Yes yes i know it will be relative to the RAM kit and other components but still can you do this soon?
80 degrees in your house? Damn
Over clock and please also do the 5930k because that's the one I'm looking at
Paul please elaborate on this 125Mhz bus strap thing you mentioned at 9:01.. i have a 5930k and i want to overclock! thanks..
Do you have an engineering sample or a retail chip? I'd also be interested in seeing some ram overclocking.
Would love to know how these processors go in a workstation environment running adobe applications, 3DS MAX etc...
Overclock 5820k and do gaming benchmarks, and if time, rendering.
Yo Paul I'm getting that motherboard with a 5820k how is the stability of the bios good? Also what is your main clock I would like to see if I can reach it or beat it since I got custom liquid cooling. I know your system will beat it Just friendly competition man for the sake of computer science lol
Could you run some tests with the 5820k overclocked in a single gpu config with some rendering tests and gaming tests against the 4790k because I'm trying to decide between those two CPUs for my next build. I will be doing content creation and gaming and I really wanted to know if it was worth it to pay more to go x99 with 5820k than with the 4790k.
Damn you Paul,:D it's your fault that I've changed my mind from the 5820k to getting the 5960x. HOwever, I'm choosing an asrock x99m extreme 4 matx board. Thoughts? Thanks for the vid \m/
Hi Paul,
Just wondering which software you were using for your stress testing, temp monitoring?
What would be the benefit of manually/intentionally setting the BCLK to 125 instead of 100, but then decreasing the per core ratio? Could somebody give me a quick rundown/link to a good thread i can't seem to find the advantages/disadvantages.. Thanks a lot!!
My i7 2600K has been at 5.1ghz 1.45V since 2009.
But any speed on a 5960K is gonna be stupid fast.
Sonic fast!
da awesomedude "nothing personnel kid"- Sanic.
2600k was released in 2011 :) Anyway they are killer cpu's
Anakin Skywalker
I got an early product sample.
It was before 2011 though.
Sanic "nothing personnel kid"- Sanic.
Maybe I am missing some joke? I don't get it
Paul have you had any experience with the msi boards? Ever since I started to work heavily on ICEM mesh rendering (which isn't as extensive as many engineering application but still heavy) i noticed that the normal clock rate isnt enough, real time rendering is slowing it down and I was advised to use a higher clock rate. I can't seem to get any overclocks to boot? Is there an option i have to disable first?
Paul why any of the x99 mother boards does not have video outputs (hdmi.dvi.vga.......................etc) on the motherboards itself. doesn't the new cpu help the people who only browse and watch online video help. or its only targeting the gamers and rendering only .
Like the X79/LGA2011 processors, the new X99/LGA2011-3 CPUs do not have integrated video. The idea is that anyone who is investing in this higher-end platform will probably want a powerful discrete graphics card as well, and the extra space/power/heat needed to integrate a GPU would be wasted.
A thousand dollar cpu will not help your browsing lol.
12th view...almost cracked top 10. I like the Final Fantasy 7 music..
Paul, this probably isn't something you do, but could you do an to-the-limit overclock on one chip?
i mean don't care about temps that much, just get the chip too the limit :3 i would really love that :3
Maybe a giveaway contest for the other cpu s?
5820K full DIY OC and gaming benchmark
Paul! Great Video. Thanks for sharing your x99 OC adventure with the community. I enjoyed the bios walk though. Well laid out and easy to use uefi. Cant believe the user was unable to adjust memory timings, even if it was a launch bios lol
Here are my suggestions for Haswell Overclocking.
Run the stability test for 6 or more hours.
INTEL EXTREME TUNING UTILITY very nice piece of software to OC, monitor vitals, benchmark and stress test.
www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/motherboards/desktop-motherboards/desktop-boards-software-extreme-tuning-utility.html
Run a benchmark so we can get a general idea of how hard these chips crunch. Cinebench r15 is crowd favorite. you can also post your results on the Linus Tech Tips forums.
linustechtips.com/main/topic/62476-post-your-cinebench-r15r115-scores-and-new-2003-now-included/
Id love to see you OC the cpu ring bus. You just left it at stock. the resulting ring frequency was 3380mhz. Im curious to see what type of ring ratios your ballin chips can achieve.
Thanks for all of your hard work. I know Overclocking is time consuming, fun at first but can also seem like a chore. Thanks for sharing your ambient temps as well and doing the F to C conversion.
Stay safe+ Stay Alive