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No it works fine for me. I don't remember if there's an io shield. You may need to reseat the motherboard to i/o shield and make sure it is aligned well for close fit if there is io shield.
I am having an issue with my 10g ports. They were working all fine before. The ports functional and OS sees the network csrd and both ports but ports do not get connected to switch/router and does not light up. Basically failing at ethernet level. I tried 3 different switches and routers. They're all 1g but ports should have worked with them.
Anyone has an idea what the issue could be?
Anyone has an idea what the issue could be?
Question - How to properly connect one power supply to the ASUS Pro WS W790E-SAGE SE motherboard? Very often I see on the Internet photos that with one power supply, additional 8-pin connectors are connected to the upper connectors ATX_12V(1)_1 and ATX_12V(2)_1, when in the instructions on pages 62-63 it is shown differently.
example: https://www.servethehome.com/wp-con...90E-SAGE-SE-Single-Large-PSU-Installation.jpg
Is it possible to damage the board or are all the connectors paralleled and can I connect it this way too?
example: https://www.servethehome.com/wp-con...90E-SAGE-SE-Single-Large-PSU-Installation.jpg
Is it possible to damage the board or are all the connectors paralleled and can I connect it this way too?
it is correct: with single PSU you need to supply the secondary PSUs ATX12V(2)_1 too.
When I owned W790E-SAGE so I used with my power supply Seasonic TX 1600W ATX3: 1xATX_PWR, 1xATX_12V, 1xATX_12V, 1xPCIE_8P, 1xPCIE_6P.
For second ATX_PWR you need second psu.
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EMR-SP does not work with W790, only boards with chipset C741.
I don't have much to add but for solid final build with dual-PSU configuration someone may consider a different case too,
e.g Lian Li (several models, V3000 plus, etc.), ThermalTake (Core x71), probably Phanteks Enthoo Primo can be repurposed as well, older Antec P190.
This looks like regular single PSU case. I don't see how you can fit two power blocks there.
I'm using this case
lian-li.com
You are reqired to buy the extension though
PC-O11D XL - E-ATX ,ATX Full To wer Gaming Computer Case
Bigger in every way a mighy powerful chassis. Modular design flexiblity for any configuration. Hot swappable drives.spacious for multiple and bigger components.Seamlessly supporting E-ATX motherboards.RGB lighting sync front panel addressable RGB. Tempered Glass on the Front, and Left Side...
lian-li.com
You are reqired to buy the extension though
I owned this case O11 Dynamic XL in White with my Threadripper build with motherboard ASUS WRX80E-SAGE approx 2 years back, but it is not super case for EEB boards, motherboard can fit but it is not perfect.I'm using this case
PC-O11D XL - E-ATX ,ATX Full To wer Gaming Computer Case
Bigger in every way a mighy powerful chassis. Modular design flexiblity for any configuration. Hot swappable drives.spacious for multiple and bigger components.Seamlessly supporting E-ATX motherboards.RGB lighting sync front panel addressable RGB. Tempered Glass on the Front, and Left Side...
You are reqired to buy the extension though
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Did you replace the cable besides the switch/router? Maybe a cold boot could also help if the network controller got into a state.
Oh yes, I tried 2 different switches. Primary router is same. Strange thing is that it was all working fine before. I don't understand how it can stop working .
I have multiple layers of switches between the router but I cannot simply get ethernet level connection. The lights are not blinking yellow/green. Device is working fine since I can see it under windows as working.
a second before the defect, all was working usualy....
there is a PHY between the RJ45 and the X710 ?
I was wrong, this was an router issue. It is working fine now.
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