Hey all,
I picked up two pairs of E5-2697 v2 stepping SR19H. I put two in my R620 and it works perfectly. I went to put the other two into my SC846 with X9DRi-LN4F+ which has a single PWS-920P-SQ PSU and the system powers up but no POST. I'm running the latest IPMI/BMC firmware and BIOS, and I cleared the CMOS w/ battery out for 5 minutes to no avail - external monitor doesn't show any output. Popping the original E5-2680's work fine, no issues, system boots into ESXi. Anyone know if there are Supermicro requirements for booting with 135W CPUs? Perhaps the 920W PWS-920P-SQ PSU isn't enough? Perhaps I need two? I have some 900W loud guys I can pop in but it's a pain to get the PSU out and I wanted to make sure the machine booted with the original CPUs again.
Thanks for any insight!
Jon
I picked up two pairs of E5-2697 v2 stepping SR19H. I put two in my R620 and it works perfectly. I went to put the other two into my SC846 with X9DRi-LN4F+ which has a single PWS-920P-SQ PSU and the system powers up but no POST. I'm running the latest IPMI/BMC firmware and BIOS, and I cleared the CMOS w/ battery out for 5 minutes to no avail - external monitor doesn't show any output. Popping the original E5-2680's work fine, no issues, system boots into ESXi. Anyone know if there are Supermicro requirements for booting with 135W CPUs? Perhaps the 920W PWS-920P-SQ PSU isn't enough? Perhaps I need two? I have some 900W loud guys I can pop in but it's a pain to get the PSU out and I wanted to make sure the machine booted with the original CPUs again.
Thanks for any insight!
Jon