It looks like there isn't a way (at least obvious to me) that the BMC video adapter can be disabled completely - I guess this makes sense - need to be able to monitor video output for installing etc. It is just a shame it is using VGA. Our supply of old monitors that support it is reducing over time.
In Windows with all drivers installed I have:
- GPU 0: ASPEED 2500 (VGA)
- GPU 1: AMD Raphael Internal GPU (DP + HDMI)
So when the Windows installer comes up - it is defaulting to the ASPEED adapter. The IPMI HTML5 viewer was OK to run installers once its network was configured. Thanks for your help. At least I know what I will need to do for the next units due to arrive soon.
Our application suite which was hitting about 70% load on a Dell Precision 3930 Rack (8700K) is hitting 14% load on the ASRock with 7950X. With fans manually set to a fixed 40% duty cycle (10600 RPM) for tolerable noise level then it was sitting at 65C with 54W package power. I've not touched the power thresholds yet.
In Windows with all drivers installed I have:
- GPU 0: ASPEED 2500 (VGA)
- GPU 1: AMD Raphael Internal GPU (DP + HDMI)
So when the Windows installer comes up - it is defaulting to the ASPEED adapter. The IPMI HTML5 viewer was OK to run installers once its network was configured. Thanks for your help. At least I know what I will need to do for the next units due to arrive soon.
Our application suite which was hitting about 70% load on a Dell Precision 3930 Rack (8700K) is hitting 14% load on the ASRock with 7950X. With fans manually set to a fixed 40% duty cycle (10600 RPM) for tolerable noise level then it was sitting at 65C with 54W package power. I've not touched the power thresholds yet.