I had problems  (see other post) with my X99 FTW K board.   I have had my replacement from advanced RMA since Friday (Nov 18th).   I thought I would make sure everything was running well before I attempted to overclock.  
 
The board before had bios v 2.01 and I got a 95 post code error when I set XMP profile without any other overclock (cpu).  Then I flashed and killed the board twice (both bios's).   The new board still has v 2.01 but it is supposed to support DDR4 3200mhz which is what I have.  Here is a list of what I am running.
 
CPU - 5820k (previously oc'ed to 4.4ghz - 4.6ghz on Asrock board) @ 1.31-1.35 volts
RAM - 8 - 8gb sticks of Corsair 3200mhz LED Vengeance (CMU32GX4M4C3200C16R) 16-18-18-36 @3200mhz 1.35v
GPU - 2 Evga 1070 GTX FTW Hybrid non oc'ed at the moment
HDD - 2 WD 2TB Green
SSD - Corsair 256gb Cache drive
SSD - Samsung 950 Pro M.2 NVME
PSU - Corsair RM1000i
Cooling - Corsair H115i
USB 2 Keyboard 1 Mouse 1 UPS 1 webcam 2
Ethernet 2
 
So far when I do anything to RAM (ie set XMP profile) or adjust the CPU multiplier even 100mhz from stock the pc reboots then gives me an error 95.
 
I tried 37,38,39,40,44 ghz so far with adaptive voltage trying to get 1.3v and all resulted in the same thing.  I read the overclocking guide and none of the suggested settings seemed to help.
 
I am beginning to think its a ram issue but unsure.  The ram is dual/quad channel.  
 
 
Voltage prior to overclocking all seem ok.
 
Any guidance would greatly be appreciated.   I have to reset the bios with the error 95 and turn on the m.2 slot and set the boot order again every time I try and overclock.  Just annoying but I am sure I will eventually get it and see what I am doing wrong.

you messed with your "system agent voltage" in the bios yet? 
 
you want to increase it to around 0.350-0.450 that should sort it out
 
when i first got my X99e-ws i got so frustrated i kicked a hole in the side panel of my case, but it was a simple fix increasing the voltage on the RAM, 
 
 

baconinabun
you messed with your "system agent voltage" in the bios yet? 
 
you want to increase it to around 0.350-0.450 that should sort it out
 
 

 
Thank you going back in to set it.  I had previously never touched it.

I ran at bclk of 100 right now.  I was able to set the xmp profile and get 3200mhz out of my ram without any overclock on the cpu.  But every time I touch anything cpu related I get a code 95 error.   will eventually sort it out.

what's your uncore set to?
 
reducing your uncore should help a lot with clocking up your CPU
 
you should have minimum and maximum setting, minimum being "auto" then play with the maximum setting and remember it's all about finding the right volts to go with the clocks, start @1.30 for uncore and work down, 1.25 for the CPU and work up, one thing to remember is to avoid going above the hallowed 1.4v :D 
 
softly softly catchee monkey :D

enable EIST
enable Turbo
 
what you might be looking for is
  
CPU overclocking "per core" and set them all to the same number
leave CPU and RING to auto
system agent to 0.450
VTTDDR voltage(chc,chd) 0.69375
VTTDDR voltage(cha,chb) 0.69375
VCCIO CPU 1.25(might be high for your CPU) maybe best set to auto up to you
CPU input voltage 1.95(IMPORTANT the main thing) by the looks of your screenshot it's called CPU VIN 
turn OFF DRAM SVID support
turn OFF CPU SVID support
 
everything is based on what settings i have used in past but like i say yours might vary as you have EVGA x99 just everything will have different labels till they update the bios :)
 
 
Try not using XMP profiles at this stage
 
you don't want to set you memory timing to 15-15blah blah, you want to use what it says on the side of the RAM 16-18-18-36 @1.35
can you see in screenshot ending 839 that the memory is @1.211v that should read 1.35v, change it manually to 1.35v or 1.40v 
 
 
have a look at this it's about the best explanation i have seen, fair enough it aimed at "broadwell-e" but it is still very relevant to what your trying to achieve with the X99 and your Haswell-e
 
( https://edgeup.asus.com/2016/06/17/broadwell-e-overclocking-guide/5/ )
  
Edited more than a rabbit on heat soz
 

well done you, Enjoy your x99 it's a class mobo