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Something is definitely wrong. Double check the heatsink to make sure its seated properly.
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horriblePencilist posted:I dunno if it's the heatsink. Temperatures look normal. Are those temps at idle or running the benchmark?
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mayodreams posted:I worked with a small 2D/3D graphics company as they started growing and I had work very hard to break them from overclocking their servers and workstations. Overclocking is fine for gaming where the workload comes in short to medium periods, but running a workstation into the ground by overclocking it for real work is a very bad idea. At that point it's still probably cheaper to have various spares on hand if you're competent at replacing hardware in a small business scenario. Big corporation? gently caress it, use what they give you and make the IT dept deal with broken machines. 
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Has it been 100% confirmed that Broadwell-E will still be on the old X99 platform?
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Newegg has the i5-5675C in stock  http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819117554
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For shits and giggles I ordered the 5675c. Checked again and now they're outta stock. Worst case it's meh at best and I can resell it. Pairing this with an ASRock Z97E-ITX/ac ITX board I picked up for 60bux. We'll see if it's that much faster compared to my 2500k
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If the stock Intel HSF is difficult to install then you must have idiot hands.
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Psmith posted:I appreciate all of the replies - they confirmed a lot of what I had kind of suspected: that the 2500k is basically amazing and I could continue to stretch it out even now 4 years later. I'll likely order a Hyper 212 and see how it fits in my case. I guess the whole thing kind of hinges on how badly I want to build that second gaming PC. Save some cash and get one of those Kangaroo PC's to stream games from your main PC on the projector! 
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Picked up a 5775c for slightly less than MSRP that's now running at a marginal 4.1GHz. 
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That new NUC is sweeeet.
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Sinestro posted:I used to use a 1U server as a media PC, sitting on a piece of wood in my living room. It certainly added an interesting sense to movies. I sure hope it sounds like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2P7p6VLlbo&t=7s
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RaffyTaffy posted:Maybe one of you can help me ID what this is. Looks like something along these lines: https://hubslide.com/stntkiller/ate-testers-overview-s56d32fa6c48f80826925e9db.html Production line testing/binning, maybe.
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Twerk from Home posted:Why not go for the fully legit E5-2670 take-outs that are on ebay for ~$65 each? That sounds like a worse idea than modern ES procs.
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Kaby Lake-X seems entirely pointless. I wonder if they're trying to phase out overclocking on the 1151 socket and push unlocked chips up to 2066 only in the next lineup.
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GRINDCORE MEGGIDO posted:I don't really see the point at all of passive watercooling now... there's always a pump noise, the overclocks aren't going to be "amazing", and it's never going to run fully passive like big air heatsinks can. Pumps are quiet as heck. The fans are the loudest thing in the AIO I used to use along with my current custom loop.
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8700k with 16 pcie lanes right?
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Combat Pretzel posted:The 24 lanes via the PCH are rather homeopathic. People keep saying that running graphics at 8x makes a negligible difference, that's not something everyone wants to settle for. Put NVMe on the PCH and there isn't much bandwidth left for other stuff. 10GbE is about to get popular, and seems like every power user has a NAS, guess how that'll work together. I wonder if Intel goes wider the next general release, or if more lanes will continue to be a HEDT thing. Yah, need lanes for SSDs and such, too.
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Anime Schoolgirl posted:I'm surprised nobody made double-tongued USBA ports that you can plug in from either side. I have some of those. They blew my mind when I realized they were reversible USB-A. edit: these ones https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01FTFFH8U/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Looks like they tried scraping the paste off the die with a razor.
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First glance at the first presentation slide I thought it said "Increasing the price of innovation".
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Zeta Acosta posted:how much mileage can i get from a xeon e31246 v3? i had a i54430 for seven years and never had a problem with it That xeon is basically the i7 haswell variant of the i5. You'll be getting hyperthreading and a good bit higher clock speeds. Will probably last quite a good bit. i5 https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/75036/intel-core-i5-4430-processor-6m-cache-up-to-3-20-ghz.html Xeon https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/80916/intel-xeon-processor-e3-1246-v3-8m-cache-3-50-ghz.html
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Zeta Acosta posted:What's the Intel equivalent of the 3600x? i5-10600K maybe
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Cygni posted:At the time, the 14nm launch (with the mythical Broadwell parts like the 5775C) was considered a "disaster", lol I had one of those and it was a fantastic processor at the time. I gave it to a friend...
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I feel like that's being blown way out of proportion. It's very clearly marked on the page...
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