I ****ed up the server

[sinenkin]

Hello people, I assembled new components for the server and a problem arose
for components
intel xeon silver 4314 ×2
supermicro x12dpl-i6-b
dimm ddr4 64 gb 3200mhz samsung [M393A8G50AB2-CWE]
after assembly, an error appears at startup and simply does not go further, tried to disconnect the old HDD and the new SSD, removed and swapped the memory, as a result, 2 processors without anything gave the same error (in the photo you can’t see the letter AB in the right corner, but I haven’t seen such an error code anywhere) the question is where am I stupid (you can directly insult the case)

 

[i386]

can you enter and reset the bios to default settings?

 

[sinenkin]

can you enter and reset the bios to default settings?

the fact that in the screenshot it hangs for about 5 minutes and takes a reboot, the keyboard and mouse don’t even respond

 

[DavidWJohnston]

Strange error, here are my suggestions:

I'm wondering if the UPI link mode (Inter-CPU interconnect) is wrong in the BIOS set by the previous owner. Perhaps it's hard-set to the wrong speed/frequency, instead of "Auto". If you install only one CPU, will this allow you to access the BIOS and check? (Under Northbridge)

Is the mounting bolt tightening pattern and torque correct? Maybe some pins are not making proper contact.

If you check the error log in the IPMI, is there any additional information?

Good Luck!

 

[RolloZ170]

UPI error.
unproper CPU installation.
all 4 screws crosswise, only one turn per stroke, to the end (you feel the end)

 

[RolloZ170]

...maybe remove both processors and check for bent pins.

 

[sinenkin]

...maybe remove both processors and check for bent pins.

Already did it but had zero effect, the only thing I noticed was that when I started it, cpu-initialization now pops up for literally a second and then the error screen again

 

[sinenkin]

Strange error, here are my suggestions:

I'm wondering if the UPI link mode (Inter-CPU interconnect) is wrong in the BIOS set by the previous owner. Perhaps it's hard-set to the wrong speed/frequency, instead of "Auto". If you install only one CPU, will this allow you to access the BIOS and check? (Under Northbridge)

Is the mounting bolt tightening pattern and torque correct? Maybe some pins are not making proper contact.

If you check the error log in the IPMI, is there any additional information?

Good Luck!

I tried to do this but I just got zero response through the supermicro program, so I think the motherboard is dead?

 

[RolloZ170]

Already did it but had zero effect, the only thing I noticed was that when I started it, cpu-initialization now pops up for literally a second and then the error screen again

ok you did, and found bent pins or not ?
have you proper installed the CPUs ??? most people are not brave enough to screw as required.
power supply ? you need both 8pin EPS.

I tried to do this but I just got zero response through the supermicro program, so I think the motherboard is dead?

open a case with the serial of the board.
moboard new ?
processors new ?

 

[RolloZ170]

have you started the board with one CPU in second socket in accident ?

 

[CyklonDX]

Have you ran with single socket instead ( in proper socke ) ?
ensure you have memory sticks in correct spots (if you have 2 cpu's they need to equal - both cpu's need at least 1 stick)

 

[Whaaat]

most people are not brave enough to screw as required.

How brave one should be to tighten the heatsink screws with a proper 12 in-lbf torque?

 

[RolloZ170]

How brave one should be to tighten the heatsink screws with a proper 12 in-lbf torque?

very, but i think 12 will still not damage anything.
LGA4189, LGA4677 = max. 0.9Nm ( 8 in-lbf )

are you sure sinenkin uses a torque screwdriver ?

 

[Whaaat]

are you sure @sinenkin uses a torque screwdriver ?

I'm confident he doesn't even know how it looks like

 

[RolloZ170]

I'm confident he doesn't even know how it looks like

can you provide a picture of yours ? i want to see how it looks too.

 

[sinenkin]

Strange error, here are my suggestions:

I'm wondering if the UPI link mode (Inter-CPU interconnect) is wrong in the BIOS set by the previous owner. Perhaps it's hard-set to the wrong speed/frequency, instead of "Auto". If you install only one CPU, will this allow you to access the BIOS and check? (Under Northbridge)

Is the mounting bolt tightening pattern and torque correct? Maybe some pins are not making proper contact.

If you check the error log in the IPMI, is there any additional information?

Good Luck!

Perhaps it's hard-set to the wrong speed/frequency, instead of "Auto". If you install only one CPU, will this allow you to access the BIOS and check? (Under Northbridge)
You were right
thanks now it's time to get to the store since it was indicated that the mother is new