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Submission Details

5881 cb with
2x Xeon E5 2699 v4 @ 2868.00 MHz
Enthusiast Submitted

Rankings and Points

World Record Rank
1011th out of 15232
44 Cores Global Rank
44 Cores Xeon E5 2699 v4  Rank
1st out of 13 15.0 Points
44 Cores Team Power Rank
6th 16.6 Points
44 Cores Xeon E5 2699 v4  Team Power Rank
1st  7.6 Points

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Hardware Details

Processor

Model
2x Xeon E5 2699 v4 Broadwell-EP
Cooling
Air (Custom)
Cores
2,868.00 MHz  (30%) REF 2,460.00 MHz / QPI 9,500.00 MHz

Memory

Type
32 GB  DDR4 SDRAM
Timings
tCAS: 15.0  tRCD: 15  tRP: 15  tRAS: 38

Videocard

Model
GeForce GTX 980 (GM204-400) (GeForce 900 series)
Cooling
Air (Stock)
Speed
1,216.00 MHz  /  1,759.00 MHz

Motherboard

Model
X10DAX
Cooling
Air (Stock)
Chipset
C612

Comments

dhenzjhen
dhenzjhen

Nice run, but need to do proper screenshot :)

php75
php75

Hi, I done the shot too fast, I didn't noticed that the 4 cpuz windows doesn't show memory.

dhenzjhen
dhenzjhen
Hi, I done the shot too fast, I didn't noticed that the 4 cpuz windows doesn't show memory.

 

 

I meant don't use your phone to take screenshot, use paint or any other capture software :)

php75
php75

I don't usely work with windows. I usely work with redhat. I'll will look after some screenshot capture software for next records.

If unix bench were allowed here, I will put this one : Supermicro X10DAx - Geekbench Browser.

Best regards

dhenzjhen
dhenzjhen
I don't usely work with windows. I usely work with redhat. I'll will look after some screenshot capture software for next records.

If unix bench were allowed here, I will put this one : Supermicro X10DAx - Geekbench Browser.

Best regards

 

We use linux everyday at work also mainly for testing from UP to multicore

CPUs as well as tesla grid cards, but we don't need talk about linux here as

it's not really related to the bench.. You really have to redo it or this submission will be blocked :)

 

Good luck!

php75
php75
We use linux everyday at work also mainly for testing from UP to multicore

CPUs as well as tesla grid cards, but we don't need talk about linux here as

it's not really related to the bench.. You really have to redo it or this submission will be blocked :)

 

Good luck!

 

Thank you very much to warn me ; I'll we redo the screenshot monday or thuesday.

Best regards

php75
php75

Is it correct with this one ?

Best regards

php75
php75

Thank you

hammershark
hammershark
Hi. I was wondering if 1,000 Watt PSU will be capable of handling GTX1080. Is it a dangerous choice to just go with 1000 watt if I'm going to use GTX1080 along with the same cpu and mainboard that you have?