Thanks for getting back to me. Yeah, i’m on F09 - when I set the Memory Clock Speed to 933 it’s simply ignored, when I set it to 1200 i stored that speed, but fails to POST
EDIT: I can't get the 4 Hynix 32 GB HMA84GR7MFR4N-UH sticks to accept a clock speed of 1866T. Can anyone recommend a cheap...
Where did you enable POR? I cannot find that setting. I'm having a hard time getting my system stable with four sticks of Hynix 32 GB HMA84GR7MFR4N-UH DDR4-2400. It won't set itself to 933MT nor would it would with manually setting 1200MT or 933MT. It works better with three sticks, but even...
Got it to work now. The problem was most likely that I attached the PWM fans to the wrong headers of my fan controller, where only one set if pins returns tacho signal to the Motherboard. And the other one was a broken bable I had to re-solder :)
Hi @PeterF, I ran through this procedure and thought I had now the two additional fan sensors ready, but it seems it failed, and I still lack control over any fan but CPU. Is there a method to enable fan control through BIOS modification? Otherwise, I need to try again with the serial dongle...
Or you can go the flashrom route and flash your dump: https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/gigabyte-mj11-ec1-epyc-3151-mystery.41395/post-408012
I can also report success. I followed this idea and altered a 6-Pin Micro Fit to 6-Pin Mini Fit Jr cable and stuffed the leads into the corresponding ports in the ram-koenig ATX adapter. Since I don't have the proper Mini Fit Jr pins, I...made....others..."fit". Hot glue is in use. But I will...
My favorite idea, right now, is garnishing an SATA Power to 6-pin PCI-E adapter with adapted leads to deliver the required power. SATA Power offers us +3.3v, +12v and GND. I have an adapter on the way which converts a micro-fit 3.0 plug into a PCI-E 6-pin socket...
The factory sent me this image to explain the pinout. It is NOT default 6-pin PCI-E, which is 3x 12v and 3x GND.
So beware, when connecting a molex or GPU 6-pin power connector. I think it would fry the adapter.
It looks like one has to introduce resistors or buck converters to lower 12v to...
Two of those arrived today and I'm facing an issue: No idea how to deliver power to them. I believed it would be a 6-PIN GPU plug, but the pitch is smaller. Anybody an idea, what kind of connector this is?
EDIT: Looks like "Molex Micro-Fit 3.0" - which I sadly find very few to be easily available
I tried the following combination to use a NVIDIA Tesla P4 with a Proxmox node, but it didn't work. Both with the stock and the F02 BIOS. It was an attempt to use the 4i SlimSAS socket with an Oculink Adapter
https://www.amazon.de/-/en/dp/B0BLJPX9DF
https://www.amazon.de/-/en/dp/B0BP254X7N...
tots is. for me this is less a question of cash to use ratio but more about having a vgpu transcoding and shared retro gaming box. for science. almost all parts are more than the board, if you go for 64 gb ecc ram and so forth
That reads very promising. Sadly, that adapter is not shipping to Germany (or all of Europe?) from Aliexpress and I wasn't able to find it via quick search on alibaba. Is there a stated power limit? Other adaptors take a GPU 4 PIN Molex power input, maybe Molex to SATA Power could help...
Regarding SlimSAS i8 to PCI-e adapter, the following adapter is now available for customers in the EU. I plan to order two to Germany, since shipping is quite expensive. Not sure it it will work, but so far all cables and BIOS versions did not work with my dual x8 PCI-e adapter...
The linked adapter is currently not shipping to Europe due to missing EPR. I’m in contact with the seller on alibaba and aliexpress and they are working on a solution.
These seem the best bet so far.
I was also thinking about soldering a second connector and thought about either hot air gun or...
I was struggling to flash back my dump as well, but flashrom came to the rescue. I was able to boot into Proxmox, run the tool, create a backup of the F02 Bios and flash back the untouched dump I create in the BMC WebGui
You need the newest version, which you have to compile yourself. These...
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