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I think that memory ratios are all about BIOS. On 1.0 BIOS I saw memory settings up to 3200 on the list but 3000 couldn't boot. In 1.1 version ( which was improving memory compatibility ) is max 2666 and anything higher needs higher bclk. I could boot at max ~3060 but everything above couldn't boot. I hope it will be fixed as even my memory, which isn't high series can run @3000 16-16-16 1.35V but nothing higher no matter if I add voltage or set more relaxed timings.
I didn't check my CPU on ss but on water 4.5GHz needs ~1.35V to pass Prime95. I can run any benchmark at much lower voltage but it's not fully stable. Like I can run benchmarks @4.7GHz ~1.4V on water but when I run something like Prime95 then it's instantly crashing.
My 5820K is giving about the same performance as 4930K. At similar voltage 5820K is overclocking ~200MHz lower what gives about the same results in benchmarks. Hard to say I'm impressed especially with lower memory performance.
I didn't check my CPU on ss but on water 4.5GHz needs ~1.35V to pass Prime95. I can run any benchmark at much lower voltage but it's not fully stable. Like I can run benchmarks @4.7GHz ~1.4V on water but when I run something like Prime95 then it's instantly crashing.
My 5820K is giving about the same performance as 4930K. At similar voltage 5820K is overclocking ~200MHz lower what gives about the same results in benchmarks. Hard to say I'm impressed especially with lower memory performance.