Xeon Max HBM models do not have E steppings but A/BFinally 2x q22q 9468 es stepping 5 (E2)
Could you please send me the oldest BIOS for the Gigabyte MS03-CE0? I'd like to check what it contains. Also, I'm curious - Can I add microcode by myself to run these CPUs on Gig's motherboard?Xeon Max HBM models do not have E steppings but A/B
stepping U0 is SPR-EE
Q22Q 806F5 platform 10 should be stepping B1.
I have the backup files of the BIOS for these super early versions of the Supermicro motherboards. If you need their microcode, please message me and I will send the files to you.View attachment 46973
This is cpu-z screenshot of qygg, run on early supermicro's motherboard.
Someone bought a OEM test board and tried to use this cpu. Without 806f1 microcode, system don't post. After inserting this microcode, system can display something but stuck at self check.

first is F01 but i don't have. i have F09 and there is the RelNotes from.Could you please send me the oldest BIOS for the Gigabyte MS03-CE0?
if it would that easy those cpu's will run on every motherboard except supermicro(RoT BIOS can't be modified)Also, I'm curious - Can I add microcode by myself to run these CPUs on Gig's motherboard?
first is F01 but i don't have. i have F09 and there is the RelNotes from.
if it would that easy those cpu's will run on every motherboard except supermicro(RoT BIOS can't be modified)
you need old Intel RC/MRC coded BIOS.
Yes, because their CPLDs are different. I have tested it on the Supermicro X13SEW. However, placing the new version of the CPLD, BMC, and BIOS on the version 1.0 motherboard does not work properly. I suspect that Supermicro has made some changes to the hardware.i have it all and tried all. i have BIOS for supermicro x13sei but you can't flash it on RoT enabled boards.
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and debug motherboard have Debug cert enabled and accept only BIOS with that signature.Yes, because their CPLDs are different. I have tested it on the Supermicro X13SEW
does this motherboard support SPR HBM at all ? HBM needs an additional voltage to the socket some mobo not have,I had faith in my motherboard, which has the 806f1 microcode (the C741 southbridge is also an es(qykv) from China, with a es early BIOS), as it can directly boot D0 stepping CPUs. But despite trying every method, I still can't get this Xeon Max A0 ES to boot.
You might be right. Though my socket does support HBM, the CPLD might be preventing it from working. Since the BMC on this motherboard is broken, extracting the firmware is very difficult. It might be time to consider returning it.does this motherboard support SPR HBM at all ? HBM needs an additional voltage to the socket some mobo not have,
and the CPLD FW needs to be prepared for HBM models.
What is the letter on the top of cpu?Merry Christmas, everyone. I've been feeling quite frustrated lately because I mistakenly bought a CPU that won't boot. I had faith in my motherboard, which has the 806f1 microcode (the C741 southbridge is also an es(qykv) from China, with a es early BIOS), as it can directly boot D0 stepping CPUs. But despite trying every method, I still can't get this Xeon Max A0 ES to boot. Perhaps I need some technical support. If I could get it to work, it would make a fantastic toy—112 cores and 128GB of HBM2 are quite impressive (even though it likely has many bugs).I am machine-translated, so please ignore my awkward language.
I have the backup files of the BIOS for these super early versions of the Supermicro motherboards. If you need their microcode, please message me and I will send the files to you.
Here are their screenshots. They even date back to 2021.
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Thanks for your reply. It's not only problem from microcode. If other parts of bios like SPS doesn't support correspond CPU it still won't work. May I ask what model of motherboard you saved these bios from? Same model (maybe test version only) with your biosI have the backup files of the BIOS for these super early versions of the Supermicro motherboards. If you need their microcode, please message me and I will send the files to you.
Here are their screenshots. They even date back to 2021.
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Super micro x13sew x13set both version 1.0Thanks for your reply. It's not only problem from microcode. If other parts of bios like SPS doesn't support correspond CPU it still won't work. May I ask what model of motherboard you saved these bios from? Same model (maybe test version only) with your bios
should work.
If I get this d bios is it possible to flash into normal version of ms03-ce0??not avialable to us(and it is too late, Dxx and Txx BIOS is only avail. before launch of processor series)
edit/update:
no, QYGG runs on normal X13/C741 but need early Test/Debug BIOS.Code:MS03-CE0 BIOS Release Notes F=Final, R=refresh(EMR support) D=debug E=Eval. F02 1. [Feature] Modify version name. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- D18 1. [Feature] Update RC 86D.16 (EagleStream BKC 2022 WW35). 2. [Feature] SPR D0-Stepping \ MCC - m_87_806f3_8d000510 ; SPR E Stepping: m_87_806f7_ab000060; SPR HBM B-Steppping: m_10_806f8_ac000060; SPR Production D0 Step: m_87_806f3_0d0004b1 ; SPR Production E Step: m_87_806f7_2b000041 ; 3. [Feature] Update VROC driver to v8.0.0.1336. 4. [Feature] SPR HBM A stepping is no longer supported from this BIOS version. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ D17 1. [Feature] Update RC 85.D15 (EagleStream BKC 2022_WW33). 2. [Feature] SPR D0-Stepping \ MCC - m_87_806f3_8d000510 ; SPR E Stepping: m_87_806f8_ab000040; SPR HBM A-Steppping: m_10_806f1_800003c0; SPR HBM B Steppping: m_10_806f8_ac000040; SPR Production D0-Step: m_87_806f3_0d0004b1 ; SPR Production E Step: m_87_806f8_2b000021 ; 3. [Feature] Update SPS to SPS_E5_06.00.03.176.0 4. [Feature] Update BIOS ACM / SINIT ACM Binaries to Debug_NT,v1.0.E / Debug_NT,v1.0.E.
If I get this d bios is it possible to flash into normal version of ms03-ce0??
we have flashed BIOS T01 on a MS73-HB1, so this should work.If I get this d bios is it possible to flash into normal version of ms03-ce0??
it is possible to enable the hidden options in the BIOS of the ms03-ce0 motherboard, such as enabling the base frequency optionsunknown, possibly it is rejected by BMC flash function. then you need SPI programmer.
we have flashed BIOS T01 on a MS73-HB1, so this should work.