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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.

Support the whales foundation. We have another pledge from. @electrosoft Nice! What board you gonna be running?

$499.99 for the OCF is excellent deal. I think they are really good motherboards. I’d give up knowing the SP and save $220 dollars and easily go that route over the Apex Z890. Smart move I think. I’m curious why you haven’t moved to one of these big boy cooling setups. You can setup a test bench or case with some good cooling flowing through it. And make it easy to swap boards and CPU’s. And the great thing is these parts last you years and years, we don’t really need to upgrade them. Titan Rig has the original Mora420’s at blow out pricing with another 20% off discount code. You can get a Mora3 1260 LT for like $208 dollars 😃 The company “Watercool” has revamped their designs, product line, and styling since popularity has grown substantially, this has put the OG Mora3’s on sale. If you are swapping motherboards and CPU’s annually or often. Then absolutely great cooling certainly helps and gives the best advantage. It makes all chips good for the most part, besides the memory controller lol. I have a buddy on the internet who’s running the same exact setup as me. Coincidentally this is the same guy I sold my Golden 11900K too couple years ago, he coincidentally also built a 3175X+Dominus extreme the exact same week that I did (Weirdest coincidence) anyways, this guy is running 4.0Ghz@98C with his AIO, while I run 4.7Ghz@70C with the mega cooler 5000 lol. I cannot overclock more merely because my single 1,000 watt PSU is not enough. My PC will reboot. (I have a 4090 and several pumps being powered as well) @electrosoft You too lol. Anyways, watercooling is another hobby inside the already fun PC hobby. 😃

Did a few hours of gaming with my son tonight playing Ark, since these ram sticks packed in like sardines, I was wondering how hot they would get, but the temps are really good! No fans at all, just passive cooling on the ram/motherboard. There was no loss in overclocking ability at all going from 96GB to 192GB. Very easy to overclock on! Just a beast of a machine! 🙂

12x16GB installed (192GB Of fresh Samsung B-Die dual rank sticks in the Dominus! This was about a $572 dollar investment for this matching 256GB kit of ram. But definitely worth it!! I have a 4x16GB left over that I cannot use. I’ll hang on to it if I ever decide to sell this down the road. All sticks were manufactured February or April of 2023. 😁 First boot at 3200cl14 XMP at 1.350V, now to start overclocking. It’s nice to see when things are done correctly with patience, there are no issues at all. 😀

That makes sense. Anything popular made by TSMC is going to be pretty limited. Makes me miss the old days. I think it would be great if Intel still launched the 14901KE.

very unfortunate I’ll buy one 285K to just sit it on the shelf to “help save the whales foundation”. The whale being Intel lol. 😆 they are all sold out though.

There is something so fun about overclocking lots of ram, I think whenever I do get back in to a DDR5 platform again, I’ll definitely be running some dub side sticks like 2x48GB.

All of these comparisons between 285K and the 5.7-6.0Ghz 14900K. I can only assume my last setup with the 5.9-6.2Ghz 14900KS, DDR5 8600C36, would absolutely rail road the 285K 🤣lol. I had the chips ring at 5.3Ghz. And it was tuned up nicely. Not to mention Newegg just had these 14900KS for $439.99. So hard to buy a 285K. I definitely don’t regret my decision to skip the platform. ebay polyhedral dice

I ordered another set of 128GB, 8x16GB G.Skill Ares Samsung Bdie 3200cl14-14-14-34. Same exact kit that I already have, I asked the seller if he could grab a kit that is sequential to my kits serial number, he showed like 12+ kits in-stock on Ebay so I figured maybe he has a sequential serial number to my kit, maybe a kit that counts up over mine, or before mine. Anyways then he said it was the last kit so I just ordered it, we will see what happens. This is going to be really cool though either way. I will have all 12x Dimm slots filled. 😬These platforms perform best with all twelve ram slots filled. Not really sure why that is, but okay! 😀 I am planning to water-cool all 12 sticks of ram next, and I am going to use these to accomplish this. They are old, but they will work! x6 ram water blocks are not very common.

Thats really awesome. Which motherboard is better in your experience? If one of these boards had to be destroyed in to small bits lol, which would it be? 😃

I see many people upgrading to Z890, the board selection is very nice this go around with more choices. But since enterprise parts like Xeon have embraced overclocking so nicely, my interest has changed from mainstream parts towards the enterprise parts.

This is a seriously sweet deal on a (128GB) matched 8x16GB DDR4 3600 Samsung B-Die kit if anyone is in need. Only $199.99 OBO free shipping. Thats pretty much $50 bucks per 2x16GB of B-Die. Maybe cheaper if they accept an offer. They are A2 sticks as well https://www.ebay.com/itm/156442598214?_trkparms=amclksrc%3DITM%26aid%3D777008%26algo%3DPERSONAL.TOPIC%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D275221%26meid%3Da347bedc83f74ff5aa1fd7740fce8dd1%26pid%3D102055%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D1%26mehot%3Dnone%26itm%3D156442598214%26pmt%3D0%26noa%3D1%26pg%3D4375194%26algv%3DRecentlyViewedItemsMobileV2WithMLRPbooster_BP%26brand%3DCorsair&_trksid=p4375194.c102055.m146925&_trkparms=parentrq%3Acba690b91920a2a0bbf2fa7fffffe7ee|pageci%3A2e034c6b-9405-11ef-aafe-ba7fc58fe37c|iid%3A1|vlpname%3Avlp_homepage

House update! It’s almost DONE!!! Only one thing left is final inspection, and those steps are not mine, they have to build the real ones which are going to be 5ftx5ft landing. The steps on the home now are just temporary/portable wood steps. Pics of Inside the home, I do not have a key yet lol. They’ll change the locks before they hand us new keys. The cabinets are all real hardwood throughout the entire home. upload pic

My Apex had a free Aida copy, I lost it after hooking up the new motherboard/cpu. I did buy a key before the Apex from a janky site, but it was suspended for some reason. I’ll buy one though. The sub timings and main timings on LGA3647 can be reduced to some crazy low numbers lol. I mean, I could not do this on Z490/Z590 or even X299. I’m running CL13 currently for DDR4 3800, but I can probably bench CL12 pretty easily with enough voltage lol. Considering it’s 96GB of Dual rank, it’s kind of amazing. I can’t imagine what can be done if my ram was water chilled like my cpu. I’m currently running 3800 cl13-14-14-34-260.

This thing throws really well. Great bandwidth and good latency.

After my recent experience this week I think it matters how the chip is made up, the first thing I noticed is system fluidity on my 3175X. Zero delays, zero skips when working, just brute multitasking power like nothing is happening. I faintly remember this on my 7980XE@5.0Ghz and DDR4 4000, and I remember it being able to play two games at once 100% smooth, one in VR, and one on flatscreen. But I have been using the big/little chips for a few years now, so I have gotten use to the quirks, and it was just a normal thing. But I always thought the P/E chips while absolutely brutal in multithreaded, get a little lost in translation sometimes when the load gets high, and the apps multiply, and the windows services start stacking up. Use the OS for a few hours for work, close things out, and these high R23 scores have depleted, only a restart will replenish this. I can imagine this sounds hilarious, but it was the first thing I noticed on this absolute dinosaur of a system. I had to mention how smooth a true high core count CPU is. I can only assume the 9950X and Threadripper chips are like this as well 🧐 This makes me want to transition to W790 or the new W890 platform in the future and use only Monolithic CPU’s with only P-Cores. Because it is a big difference in smoothness. When we forget about what CPU we’re using, and we’re just working and doing things on the desktop running virtual machines, maybe minimizing games as well, the smoothness is definitely there on high core count Monolithic CPU’s that only have P-Cores available. After this experience, I truly wish Intel would go back to all P-Cores and monolithic chips. If they released a 10/20 chip with some crazy good IPC and massive cache size I would absolutely own one.

I know what looks really nice, my black/blue G.Skill Bdie dual rank sticks that aren’t RGB. And they are mere DDR4 sticks 🥳 Another thing that made no sense was apparently the Super Cool DDR5 block doesn’t even fit this new Z890 system. Thats just insane to me for some reason. I just can’t understand it. I’m okay with change so long as it’s for the better. But I guess in this case, the new Intel system was literally changed just for change. Newer is definitely not always better. Now back to some tuning on the X599 platform

3175X using CPU-Z Benchmark. Thing is a beast for sure.

I made a video of the process of re-pasting my Xeon w3175X CPU. It is quite tedious removing, cleaning, and re-installing this CPU. But, I followed the steps and it went perfectly smooth. I couldn’t find any info on this anywhere, so maybe it’ll help others as well. The old paste that was on it had moisture in it, that’s typical with water getting too cold and it ruins the ability of the paste. My temps dropped by 6C!!! https://youtu.be/zy2p3SoJOpc?si=2ydbx3vuW_CRK-oK

Definitely 11th gen all over again. I can’t possibly see anything magical happening at this point.

What was the sp rating? What’s vf curve like?

Gonna be more or less the same gap right?

Man I thought those were the better value honestly “On paper that is” scoring about 35K+ in R23 stock. Im a little surprised you aren’t digging it. I was anticipating 13900K multithreaded performance, faster single threaded performance all for $394+ range.

Uh oh. Are you referring to the 265k?