EU ASROCK RACK B565D4-V1L

[Deleted member 169588]

I am using xeon e-2334. The board is a c252 chipset and will not make use of an iGPU.

So you gave power figures for an Intel board in a thread for a AMD AM4 board. That is not very helpful, apple and oranges. Did you by mistake mix up this board with an Intel server board?

 

[MSameer]

So you gave power figures for an Intel board in a thread for a AMD AM4 board. That is not very helpful, apple and oranges. Did you by mistake mix up this board with an Intel server board?

Shit!
Oh my god. I am quite embarrassed. I totally mixed up the threads. I am really sorry. I do not know what to say or how to apologize. I will see if i can delete my replies.

 

[Deleted member 169588]

Shit!
Oh my god. I am quite embarrassed. I totally mixed up the threads. I am really sorry. I do not know what to say or how to apologize. I will see if i can delete my replies.

That is one easy misstake to do when trying to be helpful on the internet. No need to apologise.

 

[luckylinux]

I didn't set up mine yet, but if I recall correctly, the difference between AMD AM4 and Intel Xeon E3 v5/v6 or Intel Xeon E-21xx/E-22xx is mainly:

• Idle: Intel Systems win hands-down. The AMD System is a bit of an Idle "Power Hog" (relatively speaking) due to the multiple Chiplets Design and the Infinity Fabrics Architecture, especially if you go relatively high with the RAM Frequency
• Work: AMD Systems wins in Terms of RAW Power and Power Efficiency

 

[Deleted member 169588]

I didn't set up mine yet, but if I recall correctly, the difference between AMD AM4 and Intel Xeon E3 v5/v6 or Intel Xeon E-21xx/E-22xx is mainly:

• Idle: Intel Systems win hands-down. The AMD System is a bit of an Idle "Power Hog" (relatively speaking) due to the multiple Chiplets Design and the Infinity Fabrics Architecture, especially if you go relatively high with the RAM Frequency
• Work: AMD Systems wins in Terms of RAW Power and Power Efficiency

I currently have a Xeon E3 V6 in my NAS because the low idle power draw. I will stick with the N150 PC for now. I will keep my eyes out for when decommissioned E-21xx to E-23xx end up on ebay. Then I can have both performance per watt and idle draw.

 

[some1else]

Does it have any overclocking/voltage control options in BIOS? Asking mainly for undervolting purposes.

 

[luckylinux]

Does it have any overclocking/voltage control options in BIOS? Asking mainly for undervolting purposes.

Cannot remember if the modded BIOS (from e.g. @ALinden) could do it.

Using Stock BIOS (tested on L2.12) I didn't see any Option.

Another Option could be:

• GitHub - svenlange2/Ryzen-5800x3d-linux-undervolting: A Python script to use Ryzen SMU for Linux PBO tunind of 5800x3d CPU. Mostly needed for Ryzen 5800x3d undervolting.
• GitHub - leogx9r/ryzen_smu: A Linux kernel driver that exposes access to the SMU (System Management Unit) for certain AMD Ryzen Processors. Read only mirror of https://gitlab.com/leogx9r/ryzen_smu