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i know this is old but anyone knows what's the best oc for this E5 2680 v1?

Just bought some chinese motherboard to pair with a Xeon 2690, all under a 100 bucks! Still waiting for it to get shipped here.

Motherboard for xeon?

Still on my beautifully binned Xeon 1650 v0 x79 running at 4.6ghz turbo'ing to 5.6 ghz on some cores at its peak that ive physically seen in windows built in software. However, they screw x79 up with the random & wide spread bios corruption and has to redo itself each time it sleep and or hibernates for awhile, this is the worse case issue each time and best needs a restart then always works flawless. Ita not my settings or bios does same om stock newer and older bios efi or legacy on my Gigabyte Assasian 2 MoBo.. Its won't stop until I go to Solus OS Distro, works flawless out thw bkx but don't know about overclocking otherwise I'd be totally om Solus OS budgie or plasma desktop environment as its that good and proves windows is intentionally screwing up x79 cause its so good foe its age… solution no sleep or hibernate and hate it, people been trying to fox this since least 2013, stilin 2020.. Its insanity and if one didn't know better you'd think it was hardware but NOPE windows 10 and or intel together.. #Grrr

I just got a 2X 2690 workstation.

I have e5-2680 for my home server with Proxmox. Cost 200 zł (50 $), but MB cost 500 zł and Cooler 170 zł.

E5-2680 is a 8 core 16 thread CPU.

what are the chances my dell t3600 was tweaked to run at turbo all the time? because it seems to when referencing the windows task manager and i'm not aware of how to change it and im going from a e5-1603 4-core 4-thread to a e5-2665 8-core 16-thread and wouldn't mind turning it off to see if it draws less power… help would be greatly appreciated

Would the xeon and the PlexHD mobo be a good idea? With a nvme ssd?

Is this xeon compatible with ram not ecc? I have a gskill trident z rgb 3000mhz

I have a gigabyte assassin 2 (turned out to be a real crap board, e2100 useless and no hibernation without bios auto re-flash a.k.a. crash, etc) #HOWEVER I fixed most of these things whether learned to live with or turned them off, etc… The main issue I have now is I need my bios reverted to sandy-bridge from the latest I stupidly put on there, is there anyway? I heard you need a 8 bit or 16 bit OS to boot up from a USB or something ALIKE, as far as I got, there is no universal program? I am willing to risk a brick a have other systems…. I really want o use a xeon 2673 v2 and keep this bios but do not think this board can even support a 8 core (1660 v2 highest as i wanted a 2696 v2 – 12 core or 1680 v2 and seen many say will not work, GRRRR) even with the latest bios from gigabyte (Blah) for ivy bridge… HELP! Running a 1650 v0 now at 4.7.4ghz stable on a huge cooler-master V8 GTS HYBRID "Mostly" air cooler…. I am really not liking Gigabyte anymore for software stability and support – I only like them for the QUALITY….. Their x58 & X79 BOARDS QUALITY OF parts are second to NONE…. #HELP BTW: Great Video!

Great video thanks, awesome.

Clocks? Memory? This should be on description. I hardly belive that 2680 and it's poorly low clock can be faster than any 4/8 from 2016 until now.

shows how amazing old xeons were

I had a 3930k a few years back and can confirm it was a beast. Until I upgraded to a 3700X it held most of my benchmark records for single core and I only beat my Firestrike score with a 3930k/295X2 this year with a 1080ti and 3700x. Of all my Intel CPU's it was my favourite.

great video bro, i still have a hp z600 with dual xeon x5650.

Very good video about the next chipset. Thank you.

can you tell how did you get it 3.3ghz turbo all cores the whole time?

I was able to acquire a DELL Prec. T5600 dual Xeon E5-2667 w/32GB EEC 1600Mhz and a 825 W PS (decommissioning…company gave it to me). It's not OC-able and I usually run 2×4 cores to get the turbo boost closer to the single core max. With a GTX 970 OC'd (great OC-ing on this card BTW), I can still do 1440P in high at decent FPS (45) playing WoT.

Liked SandyBridge so much, did a little research and grabbed an E5-1650V2 and an E5-1660 (v1) for two additional builds. Sent the Dell to the youngest and built with one used ASROCK Extreme 3 MB, one new X79 HuananZhi Deluxe MB, new 650 PS's, new Cooler-Master RGB cases (each came with 4x120mm RGB fans), 32GB 1600 EEC and two used GTX 980's, two SSD's and one NVME M.2…two additional PC's. Total out of pocket was $1200 for three solid gaming PC's. Yes, i shopped locally, on Ali and eBay for these deals. Go local for the GPU's if you can. Wish I could've found another motherboard at the high end…but these things are pricy, even if used. I really didn't want to spend $300-400 on something used. $200 is my limit on the used stuff.

The HuananZhi is not really OC-able. Yes, you can up the multipliers to 42, but the VRM's get a little hot. Prefer 3.9 on this one, though it comes with NVME M.2 and I was able to easily set it up to boot too! Yes, on the two single core PC's I did install small fans directly blowing onto the VRM's. This works like a charm.

I use the E5-1660 paired with the Extreme3, OC'd to only 4.2Ghz (I have gotten it stable at 4.5 on air…but the VRM temps were too high for my liking..over 95C). Now runs stable and cool at 4.2 with max VRMs at 85C and CPU at about 71C at full burn test load. Excellent productivity, entertainment, and gaming PC for the money. This is the one I have in my man-cave.

The kids (12, 14) each have their own PC and loved to build them with me too.

Your saying that my x79 sabertooth with a $60 2670 will last me until 2022. Its 2019 at the moment.

Look at that i7 3820, that's my baby, its still in my x79 sabertooth (main rig) tho i should upgrade the gpu, i still use a R7 260x, all i do is game and never put it under load, only new components i added are a 256gig evo 860 and a 1tb hdd from WD, and a new PSU, need to chnge that after 5/6 years, it was a 500w not even 80+ so got a 800w gold one, should get a 1080 that will suite all my needs.
not gonna change my 3820.
Think it will do just fine for a few more years.

2680 v4

Bla bla bla….

Idea: try this Sandy Bridge machine again, but with a Xeon E5-1680v2. That is an overclockable octa-core.

I own E5-2680 v1 with Intel dx79sr and really love it, still works like a charm.
Downside of dx79sr that there's no boot efi option for m.2 pcie, but there's a workaround with fake usb efi boot loader that recognises nvme devices.