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  1. 1 hour ago, ssj92 said:

    Ah Titan Black, nice gpu. 

     

    I recently upgraded a X99 board to a 22-Core Xeon just to test to see if it would work. 

     

    I like the old HEDT platforms, which is why I held onto my X299 for so long. These new systems didn't really speak to me, but since I already received most of the parts needed, I am going to build a Z790 platform at this point. 

     

    I remember the Xeon E5 1680 V2 worked in the Clevo P570WM and was overclockable. 

     

    I really wanted to get my hands on the 28-Core Xeon W-3175X & EVGA SR-3 board but they're wildly expensive LOL 

    This one is open for offers. Solid CPU sample if you can buy it for a reasonable price. Should easily do 5.8-6.0GHz and memory at 8400 as a daily driver overclock with proper cooling.

     

    https://www.overclock.net/threads/intel-13900ks-sp-113-p122-e97-mc82.1811397/

     

    Yeah, I am looking forward to playing with those old parts for a bit. I am not sure how long they will hold my interest since I am so used to the scortched earth performance of my current systems, but free is a really good price. Well, not entirely free since I am trading old parts and paying postage, but you know what I mean.

     

    It will be nice to have hardware to play with that just runs with no hassles on Windows 7 without having to fuss around with finding drivers that allow everything to work right. 

     

    If I am going to do the old parts thing, they need to be something I haven't owned before. Otherwise, it is unlikely that I will beat my older benchmarks and won't gain any HWBOT hardware points. These are parts I haven't owned/benched before. Although, I am fairly confident that will beat the 4930K benchmarks that I submitted with the P570WM. That thing was hard to cool, even with the portable AC unit.

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  2. If all goes as planned I will have the Rampage IV Gene (X79) and associated parts (4930K and RAM and Titan Black GPU) by next weekend. The old parts I am trading for them are boxed up and ready to ship tomorrow. I ordered an unlocked Xeon E5-1680 V2 on eBay (HP server pull) for like $45. So, I'll have a total of the postage to ship the parts traded plus $45 invested in it. I already have PSU, drives and other components needed in my spare parts, so no need to buy anything. It will be running NVMe from PCIe add-in cards. (I already have those in my spare parts, too.)

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  3. 5 hours ago, tps3443 said:


    I think the 14900KS is a nice improvement, and most of them are really good, so you don’t have to do all of this buying. It makes binning easy. They are all tested for a good 5.9+ Vmin and solid stability. 

     


    The biggest thing I have learned is, all a delid will do is give me +100Mhz with a lower temperature.  And that’s not worth the work. Running direct die also makes your previous stable ram overclocks a little tiny bit tougher most of the time. If I could go back I would not have delidded my R-Batch P117/E88, it had a very low 5.8 VF of 1.344v. It was a nice chip DD! But, even if I could go back I would still take my current 14900KS (SP108) the IMC on this chip is the best I’ve tested, the P/E cores are also fantastic and it can manage a lower load voltage than that R-batch could at 5.9Ghz. I can reset the bios load 8600c36-49 and load windows and I’m done. So I’m not worried one bit about the R-Batch. I had my fun with it. It was for sure an early “KS” before the KS even released. But since the KS launched even my SP99 (KS) could compete with it P-Core wise. 

     

    I am finished buying binned chips. From now on I am buying only retail chips, and if it’s not testing good, I’m going to exchange it. If the 2nd one is the same then okay that’s fine, I’ll just run it. I think SP rating is just seriously incorrect and taken way too seriously. I had a low SP13900KS, and a low SP14900KS and both were great samples their main weaknesses were not the P cores but the IMC or the Cache. The differences between my SP99 and SP108 14900KS voltage requirements at 5.9Ghz is pretty small. It was maybe a 0.010-0.018V difference under a full load. With the direction that CPU overclocking and GPU demands are going I think system memory OC is probably more important now that we edge in to even more CPU bottleneck possibilities haha. So with future chip purchases, I’m going to test for IMC most importantly and P/E cores 2nd. Low SP or high SP I’m going to give them all a fair shake, I think with good cooling they’ll all be pretty close in the end. It’s nearly impossible to find something absolutely perfect anyways, all of these chips will have a weakness. Maybe it’s P-Cores, maybe E-Cores, maybe IMC, maybe it’s got a terrible cache lol. 
     

    I may even skip next gen, and buy when KS version launches. If they do. 

    I am skipping next gen. No point in it. 

     

    You would think differently if you had received the hideously poor samples I returned to Amazon and NewEgg. They would have needed LN2 to avoid overheating. They would have been unusable with unchilled custom loop or an AIO. I hope your good luck holds out. If it doesn't it will be a very rude awakening. They're not "mostly good" samples. Turn off your chiller and buy a crappy (average) sample you'll find out real quick. I think it is easy for us that have very good silicon samples to forget that we are wearing rose-colored glasses.

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  4. 31 minutes ago, ssj92 said:

    There was also a 12900KS on amazon for $255 but as of this morning the deal is gone. I'm going to wait for prime day next week to see if any further price drops are made.

    Why roll the dice in the lottery when you can get a cherry-picked CPU of known quality in the overclock.net marketplace? I returned four CPUs in a row that were garbage and got my money back from Amazon and Newegg. All of the CPUs I'm running now are superior silicon samples that I've purchased there.

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  5. 17 minutes ago, Raiderman said:

    I just read where Intel is denying RMA's as well. I need to find the article.

    Yes, I saw that, too. They're going to deny most RMAs anyway, unrelated to this current situation. They've done away with the performance tuning warranty and void warranty for overclocking like AMD now. Even running the memory in XMP is considered overclocking. I've already been down that road with them. The only way to get them to play nice is to lie to them and say you have never overclocked and never used XMP. Not delidding the CPU because it voids the warrant no longer has any basis in logic because using the CPU the way it is advertised and designed to be used voids the warranty. 

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  6. 32 minutes ago, ssj92 said:

    Guys....no better place/people to ask than yourselves LOL

     

    So I got some DDR5 RAM and a MSI Z790-P coming in....didn't cost me anything so platform switch wise I am already ahead. 

     

    I am going to give my brother my 10980XE beast and build a Z790 system. I have all new parts except CPU & SSD. 

     

    I'm seeing all these issues with 13900K/14900K. In your opinion, if all I need to spend $$$ on is a CPU, is it still worth building a Z790 system? Or are they all just unstable at this point. The 800 series MB isn't coming until Dec 2024 most likely, so I could ride my 10980XE and sell the Z790-P MB but it won't fetch me much $$$.

     

    12900K is around $245 new

    13900K is around $440 new

    14900K is around $550 new 

     

    as of this post. 

    I have three Z790 desktops and all are super-stable and trouble-free. One 13900KS and two 14900KF. One has the SA bug, but it really doesn't matter. It runs the DDR5 at 8200 with tight timings with only 1.120V for VCCSA. I can't do 8400 with the VCCSA limit. In the grand scheme of things it really is not a big deal IMHO. It is a great silicon sample and the SA bug is way better than a crappy silicon sample. Any day of the week.

     

    The trick is avoiding loss in the silicon lottery. I would buy a used CPU with a strong ASUS SP rating on overclock.net and plow ahead.  Being totally honest, my Z690 and Z790 systems have been the best and the strongest I have ever owned. No regrets.

      

    2 hours ago, electrosoft said:

    After binning multiples 10th through 12th gen and doing the "return/sell for a slight loss cha cha slide", I just didn't have it in me to do it again with 13th and 14th. I just waited for two decent specimens to pop up at retail or below and snatched them up.

    Yeah, I am basically done buying new CPUs. I plan to ONLY buy used CPUs with a known silicon quality going forward. And, I won't pay a stupid price for one someone is selling because they found a better one. I'll just wait for a very good one at a palatable price as I have been doing. I'll let other people fiddle-fart with the new CPU shell game and waste their money. Ain't nobody got time fo dat.

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  7. 2 minutes ago, Papusan said:

    Not only will we get baby cores... A glued mess with lots of times.

    Not for me. I am not upgrading. AMD offers nothing that interests me and now Intel has lost my interest. I'm keeping what I have now and buying cheap old tech.

     

    Maybe AI will inform the leaders of AMD, Intel and NVIDIA what they should do next. No need to be smart, just ask AI.

     

    I could tell them all what they should do, but it wouldn't be a nice suggestion. Nasty words. They would be offended. Plus, I just don't play nice with stupid people. 

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  8. 12 minutes ago, Papusan said:

    More backlash for Intel. It will be hard try escape from this. Only a fix or a class suite.

     

    And be you sure.  This will be a huge topic forwards. Much more will pop up the coming weeks. Intel hav a limited time line fixing this. 

     

    https://wccftech.com/warframe-intel-14th-13th-gen-cpus-responsible-for-instability-issues/

    Never send a baby core to do a daddy core job. And, chiplets suck. Monolith is the only "good" and "right way" to make a CPU, with all cores the same.

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  9. 2 hours ago, win32asmguy said:

    The hard part about this will be detoxing myself from thinking I need a high end laptop for gaming.

    Welcome into the light, brother. It took me less than a week to stop caring about "high performance" laptops once I exorcized that filth from my life. And, things are much filthier now than they were then. I suspect you are going to be much happier now. Life is better without turdbooks. I am healed enough now that I can no longer identify with the concept of "high performance" laptop. There is no such thing. An oxymoron.

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  10. 51 minutes ago, Papusan said:

     

    I always try to avoid Samsung. Have tested higher end Samsung phones before and wasnt impressed. Went with an medium priced Motorola. This because I didn't know what to expect with Android. Probably better Android phones out there but I didn't want spend much on tech I dont know will fit me and my needs. And needed something for the summer vacation.

     

    I sit outside here and there under vacation here. And I have a tablet but prefer a phone.  Same also when i m home walking with my dog out in the nature. Easy pick up the phone for videos, forums, email and the web while the dog doing its things. A tablet is more useful inside the bungalow. But I still prefer an good phone in there as well.

    As usual, your logic is very intelligent. I think it is always good to spend as little as possible on trash like smartphones and tablets. Even if you are pleased with it for the most part, it is a disposable piece of garbage. The expensives ones cost a lot more and do not offer a lot more in return for the higher price tag. To pay extra for a name and a bunch of gimmicks isn't very smart, even though it is called a smartphone. 🤣 My last couple of phones have been purchased as refurbished on Amazon for considerably less, and they looked and functioned the same as new.

     

    I am starting to get excited about the idea of going backwards on PC hardware. I can hardly wait for my X79 parts to arrive. Also, the idea of grabbing $2000+ Titan GPUs for under $200 makes me feel warm and fuzzy inside.

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  11. 11 minutes ago, Papusan said:

     

    As I said. Have now been in both camps. Can't be any worse than this messed up mess. And I think Android as os will be more broken and messed up. I give it 1/2 point of 10. Or can I give Zero or minus points?

    What kind of Android phone are you using? I ask because some have a different OS than others. My least acceptable Android phones have been Samsung. My best have been OnePlus and Pixel, simply because they are more true Android without screwed up customizations and fewer restrictions and lockdowns. I have always hated Samsung's version of Android. I have owned several Samsung phones and never liked any of them because of their OS modifications.

     

    To be clear though, I hate ALL smartphones and tablets. iOS or Android. Both suck. Most of the time I avoid using a phone for things other than phone calls. I mostly use my phone when sitting on the toilet, LOL. I don't even use if for text if I can avoid it. I use Google Messages on my Windows desktop for texting so I can avoid using the small screen and touch UI.

     

    I think my next one will be a de-Googled Linux phone. It will still be cursed with a disgusting touch interface, which will ultimately make it detestable.

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  12. 19 hours ago, Papusan said:

     

    Ill buy a new iPhone this fall and have it covered with screen warranty. I always have my phones 6 year+. I buy the biggest screen and battery I can. I dont use much of Crapples eco system. But want a functional phone for my needs. This one will go into the used market once the new models is out. I have now tested both worlds. I hate Apple but their phones is working almost the way I want. Of course with idiotic ideas but Alpha-idiots seem more like monkey compared.

    Hopefully you won't find the newer version of iOS worse than what you were used to, like Winduhz 11 versus Windoze 10.

     

    I was an iPhone user (not by choice, but a decision of my employer) and used it side-by-side with my Android-based personal phones for more than a decade and I could never identify even one thing I liked more about the iPhone more than my Android phone. I despised everything about it. But, it was a valuable experience because it validated all of the contempt I held for it. My hate for iPhone would have been baseless bias had I not been using it as much or more than Android.

     

    To a certain degree this merely comes down to what you are used to and comfortable with due to familiarity. It took me about 6 months of forced use of iOS to become aware of how things worked differently than Android. I never liked it, but it took some time to understand how it differed. The familiarity minimized the frustration even though I never found iOS an endearing product.

     

    Same is true of Linux versus Windows. The more I use Linux, the more comfortable I have become with what is different. The difference is, I like Linux the more I use it. The opposite was true of iOS.

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  13. 21 minutes ago, Papusan said:

    I wonder where they get all the bad design/UI ideas from.

    Simple. They're just really extra stupid people. And, we get their poop splattered on us. In some cases they fling it on us.

     

    I don't have too many issue with Android, but it is like Windows and Mac OS. It gets uglier and loses functionality and has more restrictions with each update And, it is because the people designing software are idiots. No other explanation for it. On top of that they have morbidly disgusting taste when it comes to the aesthetic atrocities they implement.

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  14. 2 hours ago, Papusan said:

    I can't even put the cursor where I want it in the reply or posts with this new Android phone. Random behavior. Neither can I easily mark words. Sad.

    Sometimes changing the web browser to "desktop view" can help with that, but everything becomes smaller and harder to see. You can pinch zoom to enlage text so it is readable. If I go to HWBOT Forum I cannot even log in with mobile view. There is no option available for my credentials to be entered and nothing on the menu to select for signin unless I switch to desktop view.

     

    I think a lot of this is more an issue with Chrome being dumbed down for mobile than it is the Android OS. The Alphabet company is run by monkeys and they produce things for zombie monkeys that are even dumber than they are. Everything revolves around their empire of trash.

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  15. 1 hour ago, ryan said:

    @Papusan bro. honestly iv'e given up. all the new junk coming out whats the point. overclcoking gains of 50 percent? nope! good thermals in a laptop? see my posts about the 3000 dollar laptop I bought, apparently its the best as the benchmarks show. upgradeability? nope why give the consumers modularity and choice as well as a touch of respect. I bought a tablet for basic things as computers are done, I cant stand doing anything on my phone and can't stand tablets but its pretty frustrating when something you love gets flushed.

     

    I don't understand, they make trillions from tech and then change modify and delete it? clever. clever like wiping your bum with a 100 dollar bill. I could have bought 4 desktops but honestly the problem isnt desktops its the software, the OSes are trash the games will all look like tetris in 20 years and we will need a 40k series atom tracing gpu to run 16 colored minesweeper, im not buying it. why would a game that looks like it came out in 2005 need 100 times the power??? no one seems to question this. my tablet runs real racing 3 and it looks clearer and sharper than my 4k oled and gaming laptop running the revolutionary forza motorsport, sure it doesnt have quite the same texture details, but it could easily use compareable textures all the while looking sharper cleaner and running better than a freeking desktop. why are people buying this crap, I honestly have no desire to own anything tech related when I compare it to the past and what I saw the future to be, it just didnt happen. I tried to adopt the 3060 but everytime a new game came out I was let down, nothing stands out and its been 14 years. im not waiting 20 years only to be let down. its going to be the idiots thin and light and a tablet for me just for emails and online banking ect. the techverse has literally killed what made them trillions over 20 years. like stop reinventing the damn wheel. its annoying

    Human beings are fundamentally evil and will behave in a manner consistent with being born wicked unless they are taught to believe, think, behave and interact differently. When they are allowed to just figure it out, or handed over to a degenerate public education system for flawed brainwashing, nurturing of their depraved mindset, and malicious programming we get what we've got now. Lots of broken trash thanks to the broken idiots giving it to us. The problem is much bigger than tech hardware turning to feces. That is just a symptom of the deeper problem. It's going to get worse, so buckle up. We ain't seen nothing yet.

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  16. 2 minutes ago, electrosoft said:

     

    I wish! Definitely the AIO. If they were $116 I would have grabbed a few. 🙂

     

    I picked one up via Newegg via eBay for $249.99 so I could get back 5%. They're on sale right now for Neweggs annual Fantastadeal (or whatever they call it) extravaganza.

     

     

    Yes, I agree. I would do the same. You could flip them for some good money at that price. At that price it would even be worth buying it as a spare part to set on the shelf in case of emergency. 

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  17. 36 minutes ago, Reciever said:

    You can edit that content into your post.

    From a PC, yes. I cannot figure out a way to cut/copy and paste quotes using a mobile platform. That does not work correctly for me on Android even though it is a cinch using a PC. Selecting normal text is easy enough, but selecting the quotes doesn't seem to work on the mobile platform. If there was a way to toggle the post to show the underlying code markup instead of rendered code it would be easy to select like ordinary text, but I do not see that option. (One of the many reasons I hate smartphones and tablets... Slimy touch screen filth versus a keyboard and mouse always sucks. Ctrl+A, Ctrl+X wins every time.)

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  18. 46 minutes ago, electrosoft said:

    I ended up snagging a new one on Amazon for $116.

    You snagged a new Asrock Z790i Lightning for $116? I just looked and did not see it available for that price. That's insanely cheap and worth buying at that price. I am only seeing it for $279.

     

    https://www.amazon.com/ASRock-Lightning-Mini-ITX-DisplayPort-Motherboard/dp/B0D3S7Z3YG

     

    Or, were you referring to the AIO?

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  19. 4 hours ago, Papusan said:

     

    Oh'yea they do😅

     

    Nevertheless, Intel’s 14th-gen chips still outperform them in the multi-core department, especially with their P-core / E-core architecture.

    Interesting that single core would be worse than multi, rather than multi being an exponential equation. A symptom of the stupidity in having a large disparity in turbo clocks on only one or two cores. It sounds like the article is finding the nice things to say so that people who are already predisposed to buying it will buy it. Which is what we expect from most "influencers" in the media. 

     

    We live in a time where lying is accepted and "marketing" and "journalism" are the politically correct words for the behavior of liars.

     

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  20. 17 minutes ago, Raiderman said:

    So, I just read this at Tom's hardware. I couldn't care less about single core performance, it just shows how wanky everything is until release day.

     

    AMD's Ryzen 9000 single-core performance again impresses in early Geekbench results — 9700X, 9600X dominate previous-gen AMD and Intel CPUs https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/amds-ryzen-9000-single-core-performance-again-impresses-in-early-geekbench-results-9700x-9600x-dominate-previous-gen-amd-and-intel-cpus

    Are they showing multi-core at all, or not even mentioning it? 

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