How about overclocking
http://image.ohozaa.com/i8/e5620.jpg
i notice the low multiplier
(this is the cheapest 1366 32nm in my country)
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How about overclocking
http://image.ohozaa.com/i8/e5620.jpg
i notice the low multiplier
(this is the cheapest 1366 32nm in my country)
One user on oc.net has one; Hey_zeus I think it is. IIRC, he had to get a custom bios from EVGA to get it running on an x58 classified.
How do you get a custom bios from EVGA?
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...=247395&page=7 There is some discussion of this in this post.
updated i see some test
Asus Rampage II Ex can run it
Gigabyte UD7 UD9 [no boot]
Pretty sure most Asus boards will run the dual QPI Xeon's. The Classified will run it, but you have to do a hard mod to get it too. Not sure about the Gigabyte boards though.
I have the six core 5620 on a gigabyte-ud3r motherboard and can overclock it to 4.2 on air.
I had a 5630 running on a Classified and it ran pretty damn good. Overclocked quite easily to 4.4Ghz BUT it was a total waste of money at 600 dollars. The pro's is that it ran extremely cool. When i say extremely cool i mean 60C load's at 4Ghz with a stock intel cooler but the low multi def kills overclocking potential unless you get a board that can turn a high BCLK.
Hear anything about em running on the classified 4 way?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hey Zeus
How new is the classified? I had to puchase mine directly from EVGA because the newer boards had a different revision then the older boards that allowed it to run the dual qpi chips. Let me see if i can find my post over at the EVGA forums.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaxis01
http://www.evga.com/forums/tm.aspx?m...&high=Hey+Zeus
I beleive Q4 of 09Quote:
Originally Posted by Hey Zeus
My GA UD7 could run at @4.18GHz(220x19) with a X6550 for 24/7, but some new MBs are hitting pretty high BCLKs these days.
BCLK240+ will get a good OC out of E5620, and it will be interesting to see how these newest MBs can do with e E56xx.
Might be alittle too old. The new revision started in march/april. PM Jacob. He'll know for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaxis01
http://www.evga.com/forums/showprofi...x?memid=198220
I run a X5650 on a R2E, so the E5620 should work as well. The problem is the locked uncore that will probably limit your oc fun.
As there's no bios (as far as i know) that unlock the uncore on asus boards, i recomend you getting a gigabyte.
revision 1 pcb classified will need a hardmod + newest bios
revision 2 pcb only bios update
revision number is at lower left
i think 4 way classy is only rev 2
Yeah my board is a Rev 1 I'm selling it and picking up either a rev 2 or sr2
Any word on the R3E??
R3E should only need a bios
http://i37.tinypic.com/sws0tt.png
Can anyone explain this to me?
what about P6X58D Premium?
should work fine?
Yeah, I am currently looking at getting an EVGA X58 Classified 4-Way SLI, but there is no way of finding out if this board will take an E5620 with high qpi.Quote:
Originally Posted by ramfan
PLEASE can someone who owns this board comment on the use of a 32nm cpu.
I hope it can, because for the price, Asus, MSI and Gigabyte start to look good.
anyone? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by -Sweeper_
wtf. I thought i was sure about E5620s being Quad cores. Is intel & newegg lieing to us?
http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=47925
It's a A0 ES chip. The retail B1 has been changed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zaxis01
^^ That looks promising. It is exactly what I've be thinking, as said before:
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_oslo