I use ASrock Rack EPC621D8A, Supermicro X11DPi-NT and Gigabyte MD71-HB0 and they work on all of them. X11DPi-NT required VRM mod.I thought these don't work on almost any motherboards?
I use ASrock Rack EPC621D8A, Supermicro X11DPi-NT and Gigabyte MD71-HB0 and they work on all of them. X11DPi-NT required VRM mod.I thought these don't work on almost any motherboards?
LGA 3647/4189 Scalables won't double at all, and Broadwell-Es are neck and neck until you get into core per watt performance etc.Thanks, that was an awesome reply, very helpful! So B0 stepping is QS for 84xx? I did just pick up some 2696v4 recently, and they should work fine on my existing board, but those are going to be a marginal improvement, and I am looking to ~double or more.
if there is a bug in core voltage settings, this doesn't apply to SPR/EMR because they use FIVR, desktop Alder Lake and Raptor Cove not.There are rumors out there, as time passes by - (10-nanometer Intel 7) LGA4677 both 4th (SPR, Golden cove same as Adler Lake for 12th gen P-Core desktops) and 5th (EMR, Raptor cove same as 13th/14th gen P-Core desktops) gens are starting to show signs of rapid degradation (initially might not exhibit signs but later on worsening up to instability and later failure, it's related to interlayer oxidation/electromigration/conductor depletion, also o-ring overload), it wasn't identified in 2022, reports started getting out in 2023 but intel kept it quiet, now more and more statistics and reviews are out there. Voltage correction might not be enough since it also needs microcode patch.
I would LOVE to see any instructions on how to mod W790 ACE bios so i could use production steppings on them. BTW I just purchased a newly released motherboard - ASRock W790 WS R2.0, will try different revisions with it and report my findings. Right now it is the cheapest 4677 motherboard on the market - $499 new.ASUS W790 SAGE/ACE ($700) also supports D0 stepping natively (This can be changed with modding bios FITs for QS/Prod too)
no x86 code is executed in that stage.I would LOVE to see any instructions on how to mod W790 ACE bios so i could use production steppings on them.
loop:
B8 01 00 00 00; mov eax,1h
0F A2 ; cpuid
E6 80 ; out 80h,al
EB FC ; jmp loop
yes, to get around 70 kilogramms pressure a Cooler is very helpfull.and do i need and lga 4189 cooler juste to do some testing??
so putting an lga 4189 cooler could make boot and pass that FF error?yes, to get around 70 kilogramms pressure a Cooler is very helpfull.
how should i know ? maybe motherboard or cpu is DOA.so putting an lga 4189 cooler could make boot and pass that FF error?
some pins on, some not can damage CPU and mo.board, good luck.i wanted to try like that because i wanted to watercool all the thing
omg, bad'est mount i ever seen(but works)okay im buying an
Arctic Freezer 4U-M
to try out and i come back to tell you, have a nice day and thank u
you may have overseen that the microcodes for all E steppings platform 87 are already included in the BIOS.ASUS W790 SAGE/ACE ($700) also supports D0 stepping natively (This can be changed with modding bios FITs for QS/Prod too),

R2.0 removed AsRock hyper BCLK engine.So far i haven't found a way to engage BCLK overclocking without overclocking the rest of the component and the maximum speed selectable for non-XMP memory is 4800 (same sticks that i was able to run at 6000+ on Asus motherboard).
E3, is included in the 806F8(all Ex)You need this one ucode:![]()
all this will not make them working on W790.For Xeon MAX 9xxx series this one:
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Q03J and Q08S(and some more) stepping E0 are working out of the box in ASUS WS W790 SAGE SEYou need this one ucode:![]()

Has anyone tried to modify the bios to remove D0 ucode to see if Q03J/Q08S still run? Considering what we see when trying to run Q03J on C741 with no D0 microcode like supermicro, it seems to me that it might be possible Q03J depends on D0 microcode instead of E0 somehow (or perhaps it's related to uncore/ME)Q03J and Q08S(and some more) stepping E0 are working out of the box in ASUS WS W790 SAGE SE
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the BIOS uses the "one fits all" microcode 806F8 which fits
806F8(E5/S3)
806F7(E4/S2)
806F6(E3/S2)
806F5(E2)
806F4(E0/S1) <- working: Q03J,Q08S - not work: Q0KG,Q0KL
can be checked with the entended header information "ext.header entries: 5"
D0 steppings and early E0 are hermaphrodites, they work with (gigabyte)C741 and W790.
intel changed this within stepping E0: i guess at some point DMI4 is not supported but reuired to work with W790.
D0 806F3 don't fit E0 cpuid 806F4Has anyone tried to modify the bios to remove D0 ucode to see if Q03J/Q08S still run?

you can see in HWinfo which MCU rev. is loaded into the cores.it seems to me that it might be possible Q03J depends on D0 microcode instead of E0 somehow
Xeon Max. can't see the sspec/QDF because of bad picture.And this one?
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