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True. I'm not super keen on the official one, because I've had fans like that before and the point is to try and lower the sound levels, not raise them, which that would assuredly do. I might try a total jank method of attaching an 80mm fan to the heatsink directly, though there's no copper to...

That's kind of what this is, no? Supermicro SNK-P0049A4 1U Active CPU Heat Sink For Intel Socket LGA 1156 | eBay

I was thinking that might be the case. I've found some official 1u active heatsink/fan combos for the E3 1150 socket, I'm just concerned that the fan is going to be extremely loud, like the other fans are that I'm planning on swapping out by adding the 40mm fans to the other heatsinks using the...

Did you ever print this out/check the fit? I'm keen to set this up, especially if it'll fit properly in the 1u chassis that it was built for, though I have a feeling that wouldn't work.

Yeah, the LEDs are OK, with the activity one blinking like it should and the connection one solid green. I did move the jumper over, which I'm pretty sure is JP7, but that didn't seem to do anything. I'll double check that I moved the proper jumper. My network is already set to 192.168.1.0/24...

Apologies for the thread necromancy, but I've got one of these boards and I can't for the life of me get the system to reset the IPMI IP so that I can properly set it up with my network and be able to use the functionality. I'm able to use the system just fine, and I see the activity lights...

I'm starting to think the adapter isn't sending anything, because it gets to the point of showing the PoE stack and just stops. Doesn't let me press Enter or B. Would this work, if I decide to snag a new cable to try and get it to work with...

I'm trying to get to the bootloader to factory reset the switch, since I'm selling it to a colleague but every time i see the "Enter 'b' to stop at boot monitor" it goes from 1 to 0 then starts loading the image from Primary. I've attempted to hit the bootloader 15 times, with 2 different...

Just to close this out, it turns out the E3-1270v3 I had was bad, as the 1220v3 showed up and the original board works fine. Only thing I'm struggling with currently is that 2 of the 4 drive bays seem stuck on "hot spare" rather than being usable, and there's no option in the BIOS I can see...

The sellers are sending me a brand new board, but I've also got an E3-1220v3 or something arriving at some point as well. So I basically have thrown good money after bad, but if I am able to ressurect the board with the 1220v3, then I'll just hold onto it as a backup in case something terrible...

I posted, though I doubt I'm going to get much if any luck out of this, unfortunately, because the board is from SoftLayer/IBM, and they work with NetApp who is notorious at locking things down if you're not in their ecosystem.

I flashed the EzSolutions BIOS, but the system still only sees 1 core on the CPU. The folks who sold the system to me mentioned that the cores need to be unlocked in the header of the BIOS to work properly, and that I should look for the EzSolutions BIOS here, which I obviously did. Has anyone...

Just installed the firmware, still only seeing 1 CPU core in the BIOS, and Ubuntu shows 1c/2t as well.

3.2s. No, I didn't try that one though I'm about to.

That's what i mean, I tried the IPMI option and it erroed out saying the firmware package was not compatible.

I even tried the IPMI firmware update tool, but every firmware I've tried says that it's not compatible with the board.

I might take you up on the offer if the board has all 4 cores unlocked and PCI passthrough works, as I just bought the chassis and board however I'm locked to 1 core/2 threads, and I cannot do any PCI passthrough with my 1270v3. Attempting to flash the BIOS using the Linux, DOS or IPMI firmware...

I'm kind of stuck, because I have the BIOS that was located on these forums, but the flashing utility that the SuperMicro website offers is for the IPMI tool, and not the BIOS. I can't find the board on their website, either, so I can't try to download the proper package. Does anyone here happen...

The board says that's enabled, so I don't know why that part isn't working. It seems, according to this post, the BIOS needs to be flashed again as the exact same board and behavior, but different CPU, is doing the exact same thing: [SOLVED] Quad Core Only Showing Single Core After Supermicro...

I'm now looking for a screwdriver (again) to remove the heatsink, because in the BIOS it says there's just 1 CPU core so there's either bent pin(s) or missing resistors. Thanks for the suggestions.