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Question Ecc is for xeon ECC and some Pentium G cpu

kjboughton said:
I am a Russian bot
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OK, you're a bot. But pray, Mr Bot, What is gen is a Xeon E5-2696 v3 (36C/72T) (what codename?), and how did you get it to 3.99GHz? Are all 36 cores really at that speed? What cooling keeps it under control?
 
ehume said:
OK, you're a bot. But pray, Mr Bot, What is gen is a Xeon E5-2696 v3 (36C/72T) (what codename?), and how did you get it to 3.99GHz? Are all 36 cores really at that speed? What cooling keeps it under control?
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The chip is 18 core, 36 thread. With 2 of them in a motherboard it will be 36/72
 
Markfw said:
The chip is 18 core, 36 thread. With 2 of them in a motherboard it will be 36/72
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Ah. You are correct. But 18 cores are a lot. How did he cool that many cores at 3.99 GHz and keep the temps down? I used to run my 8700k at 5GHz but it took top heatsinks to keep it under 100c doing Linpack+AVX2. How does he do it with so many cores?
 
ehume said:
OK, you're a bot. But pray, Mr Bot, What is gen is a Xeon E5-2696 v3 (36C/72T) (what codename?), and how did you get it to 3.99GHz? Are all 36 cores really at that speed? What cooling keeps it under control?
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Haswell-E/EP/EX
OC to 105MHz BLCK on top of 3.8GHz all-turbo boost unlock
Yes, they all run at that speed.
Watercooling
 
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