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In my case the temps are quite okay: at full CPU and memory load: CPU1 50*C, CPU2 53*C, all other readings are under 60*C, well under upper thresholds. I dont know why the fan jump to max at the moment. It never behaves like that before. When the fan jumps to max (or even more than max i...

I tried to determine the hysteresis of the fans and it is 100. I follow your guide and it still does not resolve the issue. The fan does not slow down to what I want And now one more issue arises: sometime, when the server in max load, the fan jump to max, and never come back. Even when I shut...

What I want is making the fan idle at low speed, but will speed up if needed. So set to FULL then set fan speed does not make sense. I dont really understand the SuperMicro threshold, anyone pls explain it to me? I set the threshold but it does not work as expected, The FAN1 is set to: OK |...

The X10drl-i. the command line is: ipmitool raw 0x30 0x70 0x66 0x01 0x01 0x16. 0x16 means 25% In fact it will set to 50%. I found that to be able to set to lower, I have to set: ipmitool raw 0x30 0x70 0x66 0x01 0x01 0x09. The fan will run at lower than 50%. But the issue is if I use the...

Hi Dave, I understand that. But I dont know how. Setting using ipmitool can only reduce the fan to 50% minimum. My fans have max 1700 rpm, it can slow down to ~700 minimum (on consumber mainboard), but when putting into this x10drl board, at idle, it run at 900 rpm. The CPUs idle at 25*C and...

p-states enable, but still at 2.9 GHz

I did not forget saving it :(

I found that on my X10DRL, the minimum fan speed is 50% only. Is there anyway to lower it even more? On consummer mainboards, I can normally lower fan speed to even 0%. Thank you!

Thank you for your response. I dont know why it still run at 2.9 GHz. Iam running Windows 10.

Hi, I have a supermicro X10drl-i mainboard, running xeon E5 2680 v4 CPUs. The CPU has 2.4GHz speed, 3.3 Turbo. I dont know how to set the CPU to run at maximum at 2.4GHz only, but whatever I set in the bios, it will run at 2.8 GHz, or higher. It cannot down to 2.4 GHz as mentioned in Intel...