Massman Posted July 14, 2015 Author Posted July 14, 2015 Leeghoofd updated the batch list in the first post! Quote
vernon.robertson.18 Posted July 14, 2015 Posted July 14, 2015 Does anyone have any results for Batch #J517B054? I just received this as a replacement for my 3422B903 dog-of-a-chip. Quote
rsnubje Posted July 14, 2015 Posted July 14, 2015 Should be lots better as most of J batches are decent clockers. Quote
vernon.robertson.18 Posted July 15, 2015 Posted July 15, 2015 Should be lots better as most of J batches are decent clockers. Preliminary testing indicates this chip is much better! 4.75ghz @ 1.33V. Cache 4.25ghz. I have not yet tried to trim voltage back yet. Will continue to refine as time permits. Quote
Xtreme Addict Posted July 17, 2015 Posted July 17, 2015 J batch new 5960X, 1.17v @ 4.5 GHz Cinebench, barely 5.5 GHz on ln2 Quote
rsnubje Posted July 17, 2015 Posted July 17, 2015 Seems bad XA. @Vernon, 4.5GHz uncore should be easy. Mine did 4.5 @ 1.15v ring. Quote
steponz Posted July 17, 2015 Posted July 17, 2015 J batch new 5960X, 1.17v @ 4.5 GHz Cinebench, barely 5.5 GHz on ln2 Seems some scale like shit.. some are really good.. Matter of luck I guess.. I have a good j batch. Quote
steponz Posted July 17, 2015 Posted July 17, 2015 You can take my comment/advise in any way you want man. Just a small part served as a reply to some of your statements listed in your previous comments. Again I have tested and benched all boards/CPUs on LN2 besides ASRock. No matter the brand, you dial in the voltages and you have to take into consideration the risks involved. If you bench 4700 on 1.45 Cache voltage it can go down. In my personal opinion that voltage is already way out of whack as it indicates a weak CPU/IMC/... combo. The CPU needs better than water cooling to handle these voltages during hours of bench sessions. If you are able to perform benching in units of minutes, mmm okay... OCing is all about balancing stuff. If you had 2-3 casualties I would revise the way of approaching things and start asking myself some questions... Easiest route is to blame the hardware ofc... @Steponzi: Sorry Joe two CPUs went out on your fav board at the Asia gathering, moist issues, don't you love them It is and remains a technical hobby, stuff can go wrong especially when pushed hard I'm not high and mighty, I flush the same stuff down the toilet is anyone else... Just handing out tips.. if you feel personally attacked, I must have touched a nerve... I just hope everybody learns from their experiences... Yep I love them.. why I bench gb.. I bench the board by choice. I've benched many chips in many gb x99 boards.. not one problem and have very high hunidity here.. so not sure why someone would have a problem.. seems that was more of a user issue. Not sure why the personal attacks. It seems the Msi guys want to keep attacking me because I enjoy benching Gigabyte.. personally could care less.. I will continue to do it either way.. Quote
chomuco Posted July 19, 2015 Posted July 19, 2015 5820k 47 ,1.240v http://embed.gyazo.com/0d14066c5de08bc6f8ceb30115b9a7c8.jpg http://cdn.overclock.net/d/da/da91c3c9_80da096411317f30d8ba1ab537149894.jpeg Quote
sabishiihito Posted July 20, 2015 Posted July 20, 2015 RMA replacement 5960x direct from Intel. Quote
Guest george.kokovinis Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 Folks, Today, I received a brand new RVE. I had very strong suspicions that something was wrong, especially after the multiple remarks, advices and personal experience with the specific board. Here is a quote of Asus technical-service department in Germany, that inspected the board and still do since final cause of malfunction has not yet been discovered. " Dear sir, We are extremely sorry to report back, that Rampage V extreme S/N ******** that you sent us, is seriously defective. Voltages set in BIOS are NOT ACCURATE. There is a deviation of 0.1-0.2Volts upwards in all major voltage parameters. VCCIN Vcore Vring VCCSA Eprom does not store or possibly misinterprets V settings, which we are still researching. Results are horrendous and can fully justify your multiple damages, since a deviation of 0.1-0.2 Volts is huge and detrimental for the life of the processor. Asus stands behinds its products. Asus replaced the board immediately. Asus will compensate you for any positive damages you have suffered. Further advice will follow as to the final conclusion of our technical research " That is it. At least I stopped thinking I am crazy or something. Quote
Sparks.nl Posted July 21, 2015 Posted July 21, 2015 The processor details: Intel Core i7 5820K (Watercooled) SR20S MALAY L438C252 2W429023A3460 --- 5011 MHz: http://valid.x86.fr/mbu2dv 5075MHz: http://valid.canardpc.com/ijt1gk 5100MHz: http://valid.canardpc.com/xqyfz4 5150MHz: http://valid.canardpc.com/y0x16i Edit 17-03-2015: All tested with 3 runs Cinebench R15 and XTU (successful runs) 4000MHz 1.04V 4500MHz 1.22V (1 run needs 1.2v) 4600MHz 1.28V 4700MHz 1.37V 4500MHz Core 1 needs 1.17v Runs 5.9GHz on 1.698v with LN2. Cinebench R15 did 5.6GHz with 1.698v. I still have to upload the scores. Quote
ObscureParadox Posted July 27, 2015 Posted July 27, 2015 Folks, Today, I received a brand new RVE. I had very strong suspicions that something was wrong, especially after the multiple remarks, advices and personal experience with the specific board. Here is a quote of Asus technical-service department in Germany, that inspected the board and still do since final cause of malfunction has not yet been discovered. " Dear sir, We are extremely sorry to report back, that Rampage V extreme S/N ******** that you sent us, is seriously defective. Voltages set in BIOS are NOT ACCURATE. There is a deviation of 0.1-0.2Volts upwards in all major voltage parameters. VCCIN Vcore Vring VCCSA Eprom does not store or possibly misinterprets V settings, which we are still researching. Results are horrendous and can fully justify your multiple damages, since a deviation of 0.1-0.2 Volts is huge and detrimental for the life of the processor. Asus stands behinds its products. Asus replaced the board immediately. Asus will compensate you for any positive damages you have suffered. Further advice will follow as to the final conclusion of our technical research " That is it. At least I stopped thinking I am crazy or something. At least they were honest with their findings and are compensating you Quote
Guest george.kokovinis Posted July 27, 2015 Posted July 27, 2015 At least they were honest with their findings and are compensating you You always have a kind word to say to me. THANK YOU ! Actually, I advised them that there is no financial damage from my side, since Intel covered all three dead processors. BUT, I also told them to contact Intel on the issue and I also advised Intel to contact Asus-Germany on the issue, so they can sort between them any give or take. Thing is I am OK now. No issues. Thanks again. Quote
Paran0id Posted July 27, 2015 Posted July 27, 2015 Hi, all. Can anyone, something knows about batch J513DXXX? Quote
loul Posted August 1, 2015 Posted August 1, 2015 hello all first boot for my new 5960x with my RVE Batch J518B237 vid : 0.912vc incoming test with ln² after my holidays Quote
paulbaird87 Posted August 11, 2015 Posted August 11, 2015 My first 5960x ! Took me a while to find this batch number j518b227 4.5ghz @ 1.17v Cinebench and Firestrike stable although everything was on auto, might be able to bring this down with some tweaking) Managed to get both the Core and Cache (cinebench stable) to 4793mhz while maintaining 3200mhz on the ram at C16 1t Got a cpuz validation for Core and Cache at 4846.99 MHz http://valid.canardpc.com/aat1d2 Has anyone seen cache this high on a 5960x before on Water? Quote
Hiwa Posted August 11, 2015 Posted August 11, 2015 J513B008 26 degrees ambient one simple thermaltake cooler and one fan 800rpm R15 1.128 1.118 Failed Quote
Dancop Posted August 11, 2015 Posted August 11, 2015 Also with 4500 cache? If yes...nice chip. Might be one of the best Quote
l0ud_sil3nc3 Posted August 11, 2015 Posted August 11, 2015 yes 3000C15 and 4500 cache phenomenal chip then for sure Hiwa, can't wait to see it under cold. 1 Quote
Hiwa Posted August 11, 2015 Posted August 11, 2015 how much cache voltage for 4500 cache ? 1.20 is what i test always on all didnt tried lower @LS very quick testing is 1.72 58XX R14 passed 5900 crashed didn't even find CB lol -125 for all i tested still not my best Ln2 chip Quote
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