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Intel really has performance issues and Spectre patches (via microcode) :rolleyes:

10980XE @4600 - MCU29

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10980XE @4600 - MCUF01

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I checked and as vmanuelgm indicates, it's good ;)

Add module OROM Intel VROC for SATA

For information, the "microcode" under Windows (2004) has not been updated since April 2019
It's still the 5E for Skylake-X

You're welcome ;)

First page updated :)

No worries for me with the bios 3006 and Windows 10 2004

It's microcode 29 for Cascade Lake-X asked by CSN7
And microcode 6906 for SL-X (the bios contains the 2 microcodes)

For Skylake-X, the last microcode is 6906
For Cascade Lake-X, is F01

Just...

Done ;)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qwgtSCxXcCgltDBtXW5igHGS9UTFJ04Q

You got the answer for the microcodes ;)
For Cascade Lake-X, someone said they had better performance with the Encore's 04xx bios (old microcode) than the last bios

I thought Intel had made...

Ok thanks for the information
Nothing to expect new for the LGA2066 / X299

New architecture in 2021 I think

Thanks ;)
No date for future Optane SSD (replacing 905P)

Waiting for news for future CPUs :D

O thanks ;)

We will know more today then
I think the next "new" CPU (see new platform) will be at Q1 see H1 2021 (for availability in Europe)
When I see for Cascade Lake-X

Rather "power savings", etc... ;)

6906 ;)

Thanks for this

An idea for these 2 new Cascade Lake-X ?
Number of cores, date of availability, etc...

Indeed, the PCIe 6pin are wired like the Encore 6pin
A PCIe 6pin cable is therefore good

You will tell us if there is news :D

Thanks ;)

New cores X series with 2066??
With the delay that Intel has taken, at the end of 2020 seems optimistic (for availability), but 4, 6 months later like Cascade Lake-X rather

For warmth, it's better to have a 7980XE delided :D
Mine at 4600mhz and 1.13v hardly heats up

With CB R20, the hottest core is 66° (65° with CB15, no real difference)
A little warmer with...

For 6pin, GND and 12v are "inverted", Asus has planned which original PSU cable to "connect" this 6pin ?

As always, it really depends on CPU and cooling

Seen a 10980xe on a forum, at 1.20v and 4800mhz, the hottest core is at 75° under Cinebench 15
80° with Realbench

Ok thanks

I asked because I hesitate to take the 10980XE (but would heat more than the 7980XE delided, no Adaptive Mode, etc ...) but I wanted to change :D

Yes that's it, this is the one I was talking about
So only available for OEMs

Thanks

And no news for futur HEDT I guess ?

Weird, I saw using the 3 cables (2 8pin and 1 6pin) and no worries
It even seems that VRMs heat up a little less