Please tell me what is the difference between these CPU'S and xeon w9-3495xQYFQ only BIOS 0403, but 0506/0705 hangs up on Windows device initialization phase
QYFP all BIOS 0403/0506/0705 works
in terms of specifications, each has 56 cores
Please tell me what is the difference between these CPU'S and xeon w9-3495xQYFQ only BIOS 0403, but 0506/0705 hangs up on Windows device initialization phase
QYFP all BIOS 0403/0506/0705 works
QYFQ/QYFPPlease tell me what is the difference between these CPU'S and xeon w9-3495x
in terms of specifications, each has 56 cores
I think best options are:Hello,
I have finally acquired all the hardware needed to build my machine:
- Pro WS W790E-SAGE SE
- QYFS
- Kingston FURY Renegade Pro PnP 128GB 4800MT/s (4x32)
However, it appears that I am unable to get past the POST; the machine stops at Q-CODE 29, and an LED indicating RAM failure lights up. The BMC is operational. I am unsure of how to proceed.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
I saw that there were markings there too QYFPyou quoted my post about QYFQ / QYFP, they are 48 cores.
if you want comparism with QYFR, write QYFR.
I was very interested in this CPU model Xeon Platinum 8480+ ES QYFS
I want to ask a question, which motherboard supports the ES version, no Gigabyte/Asus/Asrock
Supermicro series
Any answer will be accepted Regards
When tried the Asus Sage, i also got a slow hart attack from no post for a while. The issue in my case was that eventhough it looked like the ram was seated fine it was not. I have placed quite a lot of rdimms in my life, also ddr5. But in the sage i had to do reseat some dimms 3 times. So yes easiest is first to reduce to 1 dimm, go gpu, try the 1 dimm taking it out and pitting it in and try again a couple of times. If no try one of the other rdimms.However, it appears that I am unable to get past the POST; the machine stops at Q-CODE 29, and an LED indicating RAM failure lights up. The BMC is operational. I am unsure of how to proceed.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Happy that it worked for you. But settings to do it are, not so intuitive to find with so many advanced options. The simplest one is easy to overlook. At least it also took me a while.I was able to get memory overclocking work as well. I also pushed the bclk to 104mHz; no problem so far
Thanks for the listMotherboard ES CPU Compatibility List
LGA 4677 Motherboard ES CPU Compatibility List Motherboard,Notes,CPU,CPU,CPU,CPU,CPU Generic note:,All Server MBs are compatible with E0 and higher ES/QS as they share same microcode as production E5. W790 Motherboards only work with D0 ES chips. No other chips will work them, including QS, prod...docs.google.com
I think disabling svid did it for me. Not sure what that is.Happy that it worked for you. But settings to do it not so intuitive to find with so many advanced options, the simplest one is easy to overlook. At least it also took me a while.
What speeds did you try? What ram do you have?
I believe everyone has write permission. Do you want to add your self?little Notes:
in the ES CPU Compatibility List,about 4189 Socket
you can add info for the mobo SM-X12SPL-F + ES QWAT
working good and stability with
BIOS v1.6
BMC v 01.03.05
I tested it from personal experience
BIOS v1.6 Bmc v 01.03.08
the system booting, everything is displayed, but, when you start to put a load on the cpu
the fans are loaded at full power, lowered and so on in cyclic order, that is, there is no stability
exactly the same situation with
BIOS v1.9 BMC v 01.03.11
I don’t know, maybe it’s just me, but on the other hand, the motherboard is completely new, SM replaced it under warranty
I'm attaching a screenshot so that if anyone needs it, I can see it
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Okay, why then on BIOS v 1.6 and BMC 01.03.05 the fan adjustment works perfectly/wonderfulBMC starts Panik mode gain, and repeat.......
yes, of courseI believe everyone has write permission. Do you want to add your self?