Obviously it can, the specs on the i7-5930K listed max RAM @ 64GB, however not the first time they have ever understated the max RAM the CPUs could handle.There was also this article I found using 128GB with ai7-5820K. & Asus X99 Deluxe/U3.1.
vacaloca is having problems with his when waking from sleep states and freezing on the reboot, but that is only where it is stating any problem is.. You can follow that thread here
The sleep and WOL is a need for him, so it's a killer for his build, but he didn't state any other issues with the 128GB build.
vacaloca is having problems with his when waking from sleep states and freezing on the reboot, but that is only where it is stating any problem is.. You can follow that thread here
The sleep and WOL is a need for him, so it's a killer for his build, but he didn't state any other issues with the 128GB build.
cekim wrote:
Oh and if you are running a 1.35v kit, you may look at the silly DDR fans and think, "nah...", but think again. Those things pressed up against each other and running at 1.35v under load generate quite a bit of heat. GSkill and Dominator aren't throwing those in the kits to make you feel good about the extra $'s.
Ive got nothing against fans (I have 13 of them in my case, granted they are all fixed at about 500 RPM and the things silent, but still 13 x fans is 13 fans. I swear you cant hear the case from 3 feet away though):
But I'm running all 8 DIMMS at 1.35v (though its only 32GB total) and under marathon gaming sessions that roast the entire case through the slow oven effect, the RAM temps have never gone nuts.
Shameless plug:
This thread inspired me to make a newegg impulse buys and I ordered 2 x 32 GB kits, these:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231930
Damn I think 8 of them crammed in my case will look nice! Cant really afford to go the 128 GB route yet (and I want all 8 slots populated for looks, so 4 x 16GB kits are out of the question!)
Carry on Sirs!
