will get info together.
 
Thanks

 Hi folks. I'm kind of stuck atm. I can get different oces np. As high as 4.9 @ 1.507 on my 5960 with the x99 classy.
 
My issue seems to be when setting an overclock and then trying it on 3DMark. Whether 3DM 11 or 3DM it seems to get kicked out of the bench at the physx portion of the bench. Most times it will run until the end and then suddenly kick out.
 
I'm not too sure which setting to adjust at this point.    http://valid.canardpc.com/32kbkf
 
 Edit: I forgot to mention that i separated the cpu and gpu into their own loops. 4.9 @ 1.507 with an idle temp of 21 C.
 
 Not too shabby imho. I'm trying to get lower voltages on my oces and I'm working @ 4.5 Ghz. I can get it @ 1.261 but cannot run benches bcuz of physx until 1.286. Only then it won't kick out.
 
 What is a good setting for the vsa? Tried a number of adjustments on different things, simply haven't found the missing adjustment/setting yet. Wasn't sure where the vsa average might be.

hey guys on the stock 1.12 BIOS I was able to get a stable 4.5Ghz with XMP profile enabled and everything else was on auto... Then I updated to 1.18 and it was all down hill from there. I couldn't get it to do much of anything above 4Ghz on 1.18 so I switched to BIOS slot 2 and went back to v1.12... but still having the same issues.
 
Really weird how I'm not able to get back to 4.5Ghz!
 
Specs:

CPU: Intel i7 5960X
MBD: EVGA X99 Classified
RAM: 4 x 4Gb Corsair Vengeance 
HD: OCZ RevoDrive 240GB
GPU: 2 x EVGA 980 Ti in SLI
PSU: EVGA SuperNova 1300W G2
 
Really strange how I can't get back to the 4.5Ghz stable clock I got earlier... Just did a clean install of the OS to see if that helps stability. The really frustrating part is that after I set the previously stable settings, it gets stuck on POST... with A2 on the debug LCD. When this happens I have to clear CMOS and start over... ugh any ideas?

That something happen, I never had such problem because I keep always on 200-300MHz less than max stable clock.
Because of that I didn't had single problem connected with memory or 4.5GHz overclocked i7-3770K for 3 years. 
I have feeling that 4.5GHz is 3.5GHz(default clock), only need 1200V instead 1150V...
But because I run benchmark and stability tests on 4.8GHz and everything pass maybe I would have same problem as you, but I drop clock for 300MHz.
My processor work same up to 4.6GHz, that mean he can work on same settings as now and on 4.6GHz, after that lot voltage increase, not lot but 1275mV for 4.8GHz... after that need same amount of voltage or even more for +200MHz but I can't keep temps in normal range above 4.8GHz.
I can for AIDA64 testing and similar, but not for real tests as Prime95.

Seems like bumping up the voltage to 1.355 helped me stay solid at 4.5Ghz for now with XMP enabled... now if i could only get windows 7 reinstalled without it blue screening lol

Pay attention on temps.
Did you check max temps with 1355V?
You know that's huge success 4.5GHz with i7-5960X.
You overclock 8 cores 1.5GHz, or 1 GHz if you look Turbo Core.
That's amazing really, I would keep on 4.-4.2GHz...
Looks like X99 Classified is nice for overclocking CPU, same as Z77 FTW.

Vlada011
Pay attention on temps.
Did you check max temps with 1355V?
You know that's huge success 4.5GHz with i7-5960X.
You overclock 8 cores 1.5GHz, or 1 GHz if you look Turbo Core.
That's amazing really, I would keep on 4.-4.2GHz...
Looks like X99 Classified is nice for overclocking CPU, same as Z77 FTW.

yea temps never got above 65C if I remember correctly. This was using windows 10 and doing a bunch of benchmarks (3dmark, AIDA etc) so I'm going back to windows 7 as Win10 isn't ready for primetime yet unfortunately.
 
This thing flies at 4.5Ghz but yea for the additional stability I'll probably keep it under that. I did have it running at 4.7Ghz for a while on my H100i but I don't know enough about what voltages need to be tweaked to really make it stable above 4.5Ghz.

You should put him under water. Really. It's nice processor and worth.
How big is your case? Mid tower or Full Tower. If you have space for 2x 240mm radiators you need to think easy on custom loop.
EKWB make some very simple and fast solutions.
 
 

Vlada011
You should put him under water. Really. It's nice processor and worth.
How big is your case? Mid tower or Full Tower. If you have space for 2x 240mm radiators you need to think easy on custom loop.
EKWB make some very simple and fast solutions.

Its the corsair 800D. Not really looking to spend more money on this thing hahah I think the H100i does a good enough job for now.
 
Specs: CPU i7 5960x
MBD: EVGA X99 Classified
RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 4 x 4GB 3000Mhz
PSU: EVGA 1300W G2
GPU: 2 x EVGA 980 Ti in SLI
HDD: OCZ RevoDrive x2 240GB

That's nice case, special I like people who make modification on side panel for cubic window.
For me is nicer than 900D. Special interior of 800D, one of most popular PC case ever and long time is atractive.