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Hey, I purchased some SK Hynix PE9110 3.84TB E1.S drives recently, but I'm facing an issue with getting most of them to show up in our systems. I tried plugging one in with an E1.S to U.2 adapter into an MZ32-AR0 AMD EPYC Milan system, but the system just started hanging on boot and wouldn't...

Was showing 36 available yesterday, maybe it ran out

https://www.provantage.com/amd-100-000001764~7AAMD3UP.htm Seems in stock at Provantage

BTW, the Supermicro Java KVM does not need a license to use virtual media. Only when trying to mount virtual media via HTML5 console requires the license. ASRockRack is a lot more unreliable than Supermicro. I don't recommend AsRockRack unless it's your last option, you can look online about...

My solution back then was to switch from U.2 to M.2 drives and the issue went away. I started using H13SAE-MF boards after that since they had 9000 Ryzen support and we had no issues with them. However, recently, I ordered B650D4U again due to lack of availability of the Supermicro H13SAE-MF...

I may be wrong but it may not populate unless there is a successful boot

It looks like it's all the same but I will double check! If it was an ES, the CPU string would report as EPYC Engineering Sample but in this case it just says AMD EPYC 9654 EMB

Found it! https://www.amd.com/en/products/embedded/epyc/epyc-9004-series.html#resources https://www.amd.com/content/dam/amd/en/documents/products/embedded/epyc/epyc-embedded-9004-series-product-brief.pdf

Hey, I bought an AMD EPYC 9654 Retail unit on eBay. It booted fine, but it shows as "AMD EPYC 9654 96-core Emb Processor" All 96 cores and 192 threads is showing fine, but I would think that Emb would stand for Embedded, but that doesn't really make sense. Why is it named EMB? I've never seen...

Hello, I'm looking for the following components: AMD EPYC Genoa 9654 96GB DDR5 2Rx4 ECC Memory 64GB DDR5 2Rx4 ECC Memory MZ33-AR0 Motherboards (or other Genoa boards if you have them) Please let me know what price you have them at. I can buy multiple quantities. Especially RAM, I'm looking...

This has been out for almost a year already. It used to say Ryzen 7000 series on it. Now they just completely replaced it with EPYC 4004 series on the website, but it's the exact same board.

7B13 will be better because it uses the extra TDP to maintain its all-core boosts higher

According to my software it can only hit 240W (Linux + Windows) on MZ32-AR0 REV 1 flashed REV 3 So maybe it can be turned up to 280W if you set the TDP manually, I will need a day or 2 to test this

7C13 looks more similar to 7713, because 225W max TDP and 3.7 GHz boost clock 7B13 is more similar to 7763, because 280W max TDP and 3.5 GHz boost clock

For those looking for non-ES/QS processors, it looks like parts.cafe reduced their price to $995 ea for EPYC 7B13 (Google Cloud EPYC 7763 equivalent OEM CPU, not locked and does not report as ES in any way) https://www.ebay.com/itm/284858600506 AMD EPYC 7C13, which is a retail chip that was...

I'm not sure how strict Supermicro is with ES/QS but in theory it should work as long as it has a 7003 series BIOS (version 2.3 or newer on H12SSL-i). Always not a guarantee, but it is a late QS CPU so that increases your chances.

Hey, sadly have not tested it yet but will let you know if/when I can, I have another few of these CPUs so I'll see

Tested this with 20+ systems and never had an issue, boards came from a variety of sellers including some from China/Taobao and most from eBay (Tugm4470, MemoryPartner, EA_Memory, Cys_Tech)

They do, I only tested it on Milan not Rome though MZ32-AR0 Rev 1 flashed with Rev 3 BIOS