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Submission Details

3093 cb with
2x Xeon E5 2696 v2 @ 3255.00 MHz
Enthusiast Submitted

Rankings and Points

World Record Rank
3346th out of 15244
24 Cores Global Rank
24 Cores Xeon E5 2696 v2  Rank
3rd out of 3 3.0 Points
24 Cores Team Power Rank
164th 10.1 Points
24 Cores Xeon E5 2696 v2  Team Power Rank
3rd  3.3 Points

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Hardware Details

Processor

Model
2x Xeon E5 2696 v2 Ivy Bridge-EP
Cooling
Air (Custom)
Cores
3,255.00 MHz  (30%) REF 105.00 MHz

Memory

Cooling
Air (Stock)
Type
32 MB  DDR3 SDRAM Speed @ 980 MHz
Timings
tCAS: 9.0  tRCD: 10  tRP: 9  tRAS: 27

Videocard

Model
Radeon R7 250 (Oland, 384 Shaders, GDDR5) (Oland) (GCN 1st Generation (Southern Islands))
Cooling
Air (Stock)
Speed
1,050.00 MHz  /  1,050.00 MHz

Motherboard

Cooling
Air (Stock)
Chipset
X79

Disk

Type
SSD
Series
RealSSD M4 (AHCI Controller)

Power Supply

Series
Silencer
Power
910 Watt

Comments

foo_fight commented on own score:
CPU1 is E5 2696v2 : on full 31x105 MHz -> 3255 MHz CPU2 is E5 2695v2 : on full 28x105 MHz -> 2940 MHz
foo_fight
foo_fight

Thanks!

 

My Dominator Platinum kits are certified for 933 MHz and they can't be OC. I'm surprised because a can bench at 980 MHz.

rariz
rariz

Congrats on that score..! So you can build a Dual Xeon with not exactly the same CPU? What are the rules for that?

foo_fight
foo_fight
So you can build a Dual Xeon with not exactly the same CPU?

 

Yes it's possible if both CPU are the same generation. E5 v1 with E5 v2 doesn't work.

 

What are the rules for that?

 

I d'ont know but I think it's not a problem because when all the core are full the turbo frequency of the 2696v2 goes to the level of the 2695v2.

 

In the end it's as if I had two 2695v2 in all the benchmark that uses all the core at 100%.