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What's the mobo?
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I didn't get an answer two months ago when I asked the same, so good luck for you. I can't tell from my own experience if the SR-X beats the Z9PE-D8 WS BCLK-wise, but I haven't seen a Z9PE-D8 WS setup doing 105 MHz or more yet. 104 MHz seems to be the limit for most users, so I would like to know as well if higher values are possible with the Asus board.
btw I have to be a fool to believe in transparency being beneficial for the community and try to include additional information like the mainboard I used on the screenshots and fill out the result details but I will continue this way. ![]() |
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X9dax
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106 BCLK is an available and highest option on the SM X9DAX MBand is rock solid stable on stock voltage. Actually works at 106.25 BCLK for a max of 3612MHz with the E5-2687W's..
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Yeah but I noticed though that some 2687W procs can go up to 106BLCK, some only up to 104 and some only up to 102.
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It's what the bios will handle not the cpu's (I think)..I can show 106.25 on cpuz for bclk..My chips are C1 Es's
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i tested 2 trays of 2687w cpus some can do it and cant can't both production and ES cpus.
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Speaking of which I can use another pair if you have extras! |
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lol here you go
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