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9900k @ 5.0ghz asus maximus x code

Phillyflyer
Level 10
Just posting initial results of the 9900k with the asus z370 maximus x code....as stated in reviews...the chip does get a little toasty !!
Asus ROG Maximus XI EXTREME
Intel i7 9900K OC'D @ 5.2 GHZ @ 1.345V (1.296V LOAD) LLC 6 PRIME 95 STABLE 8 HRS
XSPC RX360 Rad (6)Scythe Gentle Typhoon 1850 RPM Fans In Push/Pull @ 1500 RPMS
Swiftech Drive II / Swiftech MCP35X Pump
Enermax Platimax 1200 Watt Power Supply
32GB G.Skill F4-3866C18Q-32GTZR 3866 MHZ CL18 1.35V (OC 4266MHZ 17-18-18-41-2T @1.45V)
MSI GTX 1070 SEA HAWK EK X SLI WITH ASUS HB RGB
(5)Samsung 840 Pro 128 GB In Raid 0
(2) WD 1TB Black Edition
Corsair 900 D
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nickolp1974
Level 10
Kind as always Dagmar, thanks.
When overclocking the bclk does it effect the pci lanes in anyway?
i9 9900K, ROG Gene XI, G.Skill 4266 and one big bucket!

HiVizMan
Level 40
Don't know Nick. Will find out. Have it in my head that it should not do so since Skylake. But let me rather confirm.
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HiVizMan
Level 40
edrickjk I can do this for you later today.

So cores 1-6 at 50x adn the last two downclocked to 40x

Everything else on Auto.

Stay tuned
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HiVizMan
Level 40
Did the experiment and obviously cores 6 and 7 (core numbering starts at 0 on my monitoring software) did less work than the others 6 cores and were 5 to 8 degrees cooler.

So only real difference between the system with all cores enabled and all but two cores enabled was in the TDP when running RealBench.

All cores x 50 186watts
6 cores x 50 2 cores at default 180watts.


Not sure what benefit there is in doing this but...
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Thanks mate, was just hoping to maybe save a couple degree overall under load and still retain the use of the 2 extra core. Just debating if i should upgrade or not from my i7 8700k.

HiVizMan
Level 40
Upgrade to a 9900K from a 8700K? Honest appraisal is that your gains in performance with the Intel refresh are not worth the cost of what is basically a refreshed CPU. I personally would suggest waiting till the next full generation, and then do a major upgrade, mobo, ram CPU and the whole works.


However if you have the extra dosh laying around and you like to have the newest and latest toys. Go for it my man.
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