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Stalker 2 is lots of fun so far. Playing on the hardest difficulty for realism and title longevity. 😃 It runs butter on a 4090, 4K@120HZ is perfect for it. Seriously surprised by that. Thank goodness for DLSS+FG. And thank goodness for a nice AAA title that incorporates those features on day 1. Some games do not lol. “Cough” “Cough” Starfield. “Cough” Cough” Ark Ascended.

Something like that lol. Worth a try. Game pass as a TON of games though. So, it may be worth keeping it and paying the $15 per month or how much it cost. I cancelled mine and could not live without it, so I got it again a few months ago lol! So many games that are $60 dollar hits on Steam, are totally free on Xbox Game Pass. This game Stalker 2 runs GREAT! My minimum FPS has been 99fps, running 4K maxed out, DLSS Quality+FG getting 99-117 fps cap. My RTX4090 GPU is NOT overclocked at all. Anything outside of the red arrows is minimizing the game and going back to desktop. Pretty good for a Day 1 release on a demanding title.

Grab a Xbox gamepass subscription for $1 dollar, then cancel it. You’ll be able to play if you have Gamepass.

Already playing it 🤣 it’s the best! My Xeon 3175X+4090 is doing great. I was seeing really good performance.

I’m thinking about getting this motherboard. Only $250.00. 1 of 999# made. Very unique! It’s an Aqua Z490 board. I really like it.

I love when things are shipped right from Taiwan or manufacturers. Thats how Corsair does it, and MSI US store as well. But that is extremely FRESH right there LOL. I bought a SSD from Corsair once, and it was made recently like this as well.

Yeah great deal for a LTX 10900K, I do believe he has sold them all now, what do you run yours at daily? And what ram speed? Another good thing about Intel 10th gen is you can overclock DDR4 practically just as good on (4) Dimm boards VS. a (2) Dimm XOC board, unlike Intel 12th/13th/14th/15th maybe once DDR5 reaches limits like DDR4 the cheap motherboards board will surpass ram OC as a whole like DDR4 did. As for Sapphire rapids not all are multi-tile CPU like that, but only the 3400/3500 series Xeons with Octa channel. The 2400/2500 chips are single die. Most people who want a “Do it all” go for the Xeon w2595X because it’s just one big 26/52 core die. The Xeon w3595X would fold it of course lol but since it’s a 60/120 cores glued together, it has much bigger latency hit. @Mr. Fox Yep! Reddit/discord is where all the unique and rare or cool stuff for sale are at. My Dominus/3175X was on discord, these LTX 10900K chips were on Reddit. Slews of good stuff on there. Unfortunately I do think HWbot FS forum is on life support at this point 🙁

It is a really good bin! The guy was selling them for $175 Gold LTX 10900K chip only SP losers (Not really losers, be below SP100 most likely). (He ran out of those) but yeah I’m pretty much done messing with the new Intel stuff, unless they release something new/different. Maybe Z990 or Z890 refresh will be interesting. It’s not that the 285K is bad, it’s just that I could predict what the experience would be like before even owning it. I closed my eyes and perceived exactly what owning a 285K would be like. And I thought… “Okay that’s pretty boring” annyways, Until then I’m playing with older fancy Skylake stuff 🤣lol.

It’s gonna be fun! I got an LTX Gold Sample SP106 10900K. I actually ended up buying from same guy that @win32asmguy got his from on Reddit lol. Was gonna use another guy that a friend knew, but his did not have the box or sub-zero AIO cooler, and it was more expensive, and a lower SP101. This is a build for one of my kids. Going to run it with a budget GPU. I have some newly made matched kit of 4x16GB Gskill Ares Bdie 3200cl14-14-14-34 kit to throw in it which will be perfect. I thought about going with a (2) Dimm motherboard. But I figured 2x16GB may not be enough for much longer now. This SP106 Golden 10900K was only $275.00 dollars shipped all-in, and it includes the fancy presentation Intel box, and the Coolermaster subzero ML360 360MM AIO. So it’s really cheaper than going with some random retail 10900K on eBay, which I was really surprised by.

Thats really awesome! So long story short, friend of mine found a few of these for-sale from a guy he knows, and this guy has these below, my friend was trying to work out the deets for us to each get one. I was leaning toward one of the SP101 chips. SP89 SP92 SP99 SP101 SP101 SP105 SP106 SP107 SP116. Oddly enough the SP89 was actually the best VFcurve wise and cache OC prediction in the whole pack 🤷‍♂️. I can only imagine how good one of these is. Below is a SP84 or SP85 (10850K) that I sold to @Mr. Fox a while back and that chip was A pure BEAST for being just a 10850K lol. So I’m dying to test an SP100+ LTX Golden sample 10900K. 😎

@win32asmguy Hey what 10900K LTX Gold Sample bin did you end up with? SP rating? How are the VID’s? I have a buddy trying to get us both some as well. Fingers crossed. 😊

You can start with just a single HWlabs GTX or GTR rad. I tested out a HWLabs 280MM GTX once that someone sent to me, and was absolutely blown away at how effective they are. Just one of these 240-280mm HWlab radiators does what two or three common brand (360mm) rads can do. The GTR is more optimized for louder higher RPM fans, so it will scale and cool slightly better if using some high RPM 2K+ fans. Whereas the GTX model is practically just as good, but better suited to 800-1800rpm fans, and going with faster RPM will not scale cooling ability anymore. All about what you need noise wise I think. But since you have the new Corsair 9000 case, definitely (2-4) Hwlab 360’s or 420’s or 480’s would be pure insane case cooling which is what you’d want for such a system like this. Just know that a single HWlab 240-280mm can already effectively cool a overclocked 10900K+ overclocked 3090 Kingpin just as good as (3) 360mm EKWB SE classic rads. If one is not using some behemoth external radiator, or a big loud chiller, these radiators are really the only thing I would use if building inside of a case for absolute maximum cooling performance. If you are trying to save some money on loop cost, then really just one of these Hwlab 480 rads would do the trick, and you can add more later or never lol.

Yeah that’s a very strong system, I’m going to build a W790 or W890 next. These systems are really so much more fun than mainstream platforms. Makes you feel like you actually have something, or that’s the feeling I have anyways lol. HEDT is really just wicked. I did not get the EVGA SR3, I have a Dominus. It has been one of the easiest platforms to tune with world class stability though. The SR3 is nice and I love those, but a little limited with only (6) ram slots. So I was considering ram capacity and longevity etc. Apparently the Dominus Extreme and 3175X can actually support a lot more ram than their specs have them listed for. Your CPU was a good choice though, and that’s a good price. I think finding a good deal is what it’s all about, some people are asking too much for these chips even the used ones. I’m going to be looking for something similar to what you have though. Not quite sure if I want to go Quad channel or Octa channel like yours. keep us posted on some Aida 64 runs, and or any ram overclocking if you go that route. Nice temps as well! I really can’t imagine your CPU on a chiller!!! 😍😍😍 That would be a sight to see! I’d bet 4.8Ghz possibly 4.9Ghz can be done for sure. Massive silicon! With a massive P-core only CPU’s. Definitely go custom loop. You can probably do a nice easy 4.5Ghz-4.6.

MSI is one of the best! Good quality, reasonable prices. Good products. I always thought the Suprim X products were better than ROG stuff. I have this MSI 1KW baby PSU, it is pounded by a 4090 and a overclocked 28 core Xeon and (5) pumps. The thing gets really warm being that it’s always under a 400+ watt to over 1,000+ watts of load. And it holds up great without any weird noises. 🤣I am planning to add another though. My current CPU overclock is limited by the one PSU. So I’m gonna add another right beside this one.

Absolutely WICKED!! Yeah I’m loving my Xeon 3175X and my ram capacity has been pure reliability with 192gigs. Which DDR5 did you go with? How high could you clock the 3465X daily? And just so everyone knows, this monstrously strong 3465X is the prior gen model 🤯so I’m absolutely impressed. Although, I think they are pretty similar honestly. This makes me want to go ahead and buy a W790 motherboard though. 😁 Also, that Sage is Octa channel right?

Where did you find one of these? I’d love to have one.

Thats awesome! So long as it works reliably and it performs how it should, it doesn’t really matter who makes it lol. Looks like it’s a great performing chip. When the 9950X3D comes out, I will absolutely consider one. I want to see W890 as well, but I already know it’s gonna be worlds more expensive. I’ve been running my current cpu all over the place with overclocking and stock speeds getting acquainted with its abilities. Recently tested out a 3.8Ghz with only 0.935V, which works great. But I just can’t help but wonder how another sample may run/perform OC wise. 😁So now I’m tempted to grab another 3175X. It has been pure fun, with no pains during the whole process fortunately. I hope yours stays that way as well since transitioning over to AMD.

Thats pretty good honestly! Are you going to delid this CPU as well? I hear Direct die chiplet CPUs are very finicky. Also, how do you like this system? Is it pretty reliable? Anyways, I just ran R24 with my bone stock 3175X@3.8Ghz. Will try again with an OC after work. I have been running this chip like this daily with just (4) Core boost of 4.4Ghz, all-core of 3.8Ghz, and I fell in love with the profile lol. It's like 250 watts in R23 and runs about 38c package max 🤣

I have been using Windows 11 Pro 24H2 for a few months now "Fresh install on the new 3175X Dominus RIG".. Anyways, I was looking at recent 3Dmark Results for my Xeon 3175X from other users in the world. And my Physics scores was so much lower than even people running their CPU's completely bone stock, Toms hardware actually Reviewed the 3175X years ago, and his stock physics score was a lot higher than my FULL TUNE 50% CPU overclock physics score was getting (PRETTY SAD I must say lol) Turning off Hyperthreading was offering a decent boost for me, but Toms hardware did not go in and turn off HT, they just ran the 3175X stock for the review, and they absolutely smoked my full OCed chip on a chiller. So then I saw these 3DMark results and some of these users had all the 28/56 cores enabled as well, and they were beating me as well. So, I looked at their Windows versions they were using and BINGO! Most of these were Windows 10 Pro, or Windows 11 Pro 22H2 or even 22H3. So, I downgraded. And BAM! I gained 5,000 CPU physics points lol. 🤣 Many were saying 24H2 was performing worse for them. Even for newer CPU's. I never did much comparison between them when I ran Z790 platform. Just trusted the process and trusted what people were saying. Well, my point is that Windows 11 Pro 22H2 is STRONG! VERY STRONG! I am even tempted to try Windows 10 Pro now at this point, I saw someone with an extremely beefy Physics score, and they were using Windows 10 lol. I am just glad going back to 22H2 helped like it did.

Why not wait for the 9950X3D? Did you get a 9950X? AMD is starting to pique my interest as well. But I’m waiting to see Intels enterprise W890 platform come out. If it’s much longer I’m building a W790 rig next 😃

How do you plan to run these? Raid 0? I’d be curious what type of performance they provide. Are these just mechanical HDD? Still very curious. I’ve been looking in to some larger volume storage setups. Tired of deleting stuff to make space. I want to keep all of my files/apps/games and build on it.

I love these low power runs, I was always obsessed with efficient overclocking and seeing how cool something can run with how little power/voltage I can make a chip stable at. I chased that with everything honestly. Even my 3175X right now lol. It’s known as a power hungry chip. It can be setup very efficient as well though, just like my 14900KS before it. Ever since my average 11900K, and comparing with @electrosoft good 11900K. I have been practicing this lol.

Stability testing 192 Gigs of ram is very time consuming fellas lol. So, when I ran my 2x24GB (48GB) DDR5 kit I could fine tune voltages and timings and do a quick check in TM5 1usmus which would take 12-15 minutes. And then I could move to longer stability testing. That same 12-15 minutes of 1usmus now takes 2+hours LOL. So, if someone tells me (3cycles) 1usmus ain’t good enough. I’m gonna be like BRUH seriously….🤣

Can you imagine if Nvidia released a 5090, and they are like. “It has less cores” “It uses less power” it’s up to 5-10% faster than 4090” “And It’s more expensive” 🤣 I think you made the right move cancelling the 285K. These platforms as a whole similarly priced to high end GPU's, if we account for top notch motherboards + CPU + Ram. I think we can count on the 5090 being a beast.

So going in to the LGA3647 platform, and running a Xeon 3175X there’s not a huge amount of information out there since most people weren’t buying these platforms.. But my results are definitely unique. For one, people say it is impossible to run 1T Command rate on the Dominus Extreme, and you need an EVGA SR3 Dark to do this. That makes sense, only I’m running DDR4 3800CL14-14-14-34-360 with a 1T command rate on the Dominus lol, not 96GB but the full 192GB of ram. This performance has pushed bandwidth numbers even higher.