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Fortunately, Gigabyte added the microcode for SKL B1(50653) in latest BIOS(see GB support page). that matches the P-8124(18C) and the P-8136(28C) The ASRock EPC621D8A(and other) needs a modded BIOS to run P-8124/P-8136.

only Xeon W-2xxx most server board support only RDIMM, which your i7 not supports. no way.

the rev. must fit with the bracket. different rev. have different mounting holes , solid caps instead of electrolyt and so on.....

many differences in version AND revisions. got pictures from a X11DPi-N rev 1.21 (not NT) _ Note: my X11DPi-NT has two holes for a heatsink at CPU1 that rev.1.21 not have. _

the 240W ES may have NOT the high max. Wattage parameter. the matching configuration in the VRM eeprom may missing.

X11DPI Rev.2.00 i have also checked my X11SPM. MP2955A controller. checked again X11DDW-NT looks like the same as X11DAi. so some X11 use different.

EPC621D8A +8124M +6x 8GB DDR4-2666 +mouse & kbd no Display, no GPU(only AST2500) 8124M about 30..34 Watts on the wall

X11DPi-NT controller is MP2955A _ IntelliPhase M86945A _

6 phase instead of 5. the EPC621D8A can not handle 450 Watts. thats not the point. the TDP is still limited to XXX. you can tell it a BUG that the 240W parts do not work on supermicro X11 boards. possibly that is also intended, who knows. 240Watts may be to much over the time, to many RMAs for...

this is OEM proprietary not consumer board. it will fit perfectly in the case which was made for this board...

this is what i sayd.

the CPU support list includes the Xeon W-3175X(255Watts)

the 6139 can't hold the AVX512 frequency of the 8124(M), which is the reason for the high TDP.

the stock VRM can't deliver the required power. the 8124M has a PL4 of 452Watts 32 seconds. the X11DPi X11DAi X11DPH upgrade os ONLY the VRM parts, nothing changed in BIOS/Firmware.

this processors are not needed anymore because the platforms are replaced by 3rd gen scalable or rome/milan. the price of the 8124M(and other OEM 240W) is so low because there are almost no standard motherboards supporting it.