yes,
EMR-SP gold Q30G 48C A0 ES2 330W,
EMR-SP plat-N Q2T7 52C A0 ES2 300W,
EMR-SP plat Q2SR 64C A0 ES2 350W.
edit: there was a typo at the first one, sorry.
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EMR-SP gold Q30G 48C A0 ES2 330W,
EMR-SP plat-N Q2T7 52C A0 ES2 300W,
EMR-SP plat Q2SR 64C A0 ES2 350W.
edit: there was a typo at the first one, sorry.
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not there, only china mainland.
no, but hard to buy as non chinese.
compatibilty is bad.
no supermicro (officialy don't support A0)
no asrock rack
no tyan (officialy don't support A0)
only some gigabyte.
have seen working with BIOS R03 ( seems to be the only BIOS, don't know more . i have not MS73 )
I owned QYFS more than year. And QYFS is more similar as model 8480+. Not 8470.
https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/asus-pro-ws-w790e-sage-se-intel-xeon-sapphire-rapids-sp-es-works-it.41306/
2.Tested CPU: QYFS
Intel Xeon Sapphire Rapids QYFS ES2 D0 56C/112T 105MB L3 350W similar to Xeon Platinum 8480+
Default base 1.9GHz boost all cores 2.8GHz 350W TDP
With Windows High Performance Mode stable frequency +- 2.5GHz-2.6GHz, under load allcore +- 2.8GHz/2,9GHz singlecore +- 3,6GHz/3,7GHz, idle +- 1.9GHz/2.0GHz, TDP +- 170W (With Windows Balanced Mode idle 800MHz TDP +-90W)
Screenshot 8-17
no,some have more accel.some less.
the brand string is "0000" so don't compare with retail SKU except core count & LLC cache.
accel. e.g. QAT in ES here have BUGs. there are so many steppings after, for what reason ?
QYFW not QYFS.
QYFW: 52 core 1,5Ght base, 3,4Ghz boost. TDP=270W
I meant QYFW, yes. I'm new to ES chips and likely a bit too stupid for it since I also keep messing up the 0000=not retail SKU thing, so I apologize. I said related to denote that I was referring to them in context of their possible accelerators and if they were chips to avoid because of the possibility of accelerator disfunction on ES chips.
no reason to apologize. it is rare but ES can also have more features than the prod.unit.
e.g. QYFS and most other stepping D0 ES2 have memory controller with overclocking support.
i never worked with e.g. QAT accel. or others, all samples are for linux.
there is a high chance the intel driver refuse to work if you use porcoessor with ES bit set.
PMEM/DCPMM eng.sample don't work in AP mode for same reason.
Here is the report that R0 stepping MCCs are working on Asrock but this spreadsheet says MCC ESs are not working
Which is correct?
Is there anyone who tried this combination?
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sorry. D0 R0 MCC work on ASUS W790 and X13SRA-TF(with Debug BIOS)
so i guessed it works on ASRock W790 too but i failed. sorry.
Well, I guess we'll know for sure if it works on MS73 with R03 BIOS in few weeks
I bought this CPU at Chinese 2nd hand market.
It's LGA4677 Xeon MAX 9480 ES (QS?) model.
I thought it's similar name of known stepping D0 model.
So, I thought it might work on W790 motherboard...
But there is no uploads of 806F3/10 microcode.
Is there any one who knows the details of this CPU?
Thank you!
It's LGA4677 Xeon MAX 9480 ES (QS?) model.
I thought it's similar name of known stepping D0 model.
So, I thought it might work on W790 motherboard...
But there is no uploads of 806F3/10 microcode.
Is there any one who knows the details of this CPU?
Thank you!
A0/A1/B0 stepping. 806F0 / 806F1 platform 10
stepping D0 is SPR-SP XCC platform 87
SPR-HBM have Ax / Bx stepping,
no way on motherboards without Xeon Max. support (need add. voltage to the socket)
Is there any information on QYFT 20C/40T? It starts with QY and seems to have an E1A mark despite its claimed low core count, so I was wondering if it would be another possible CPU for my Asrock W790. I couldn't find much on it in this thread and the spreadsheet doesn't seem to have it.