maybe it is enough to ask for HWinfo summary screenshot: VMX is greenThank you a lot. I will do a deep search and ask the seller to show me a screen of Intel Diagnostic Tool with VT-d: yes.
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maybe it is enough to ask for HWinfo summary screenshot: VMX is greenThank you a lot. I will do a deep search and ask the seller to show me a screen of Intel Diagnostic Tool with VT-d: yes.
remove battery and clear cmos long every time u change cpu type.Recently picked up an E5-2628L v3 QS (stepping C1 according to HWInfo). Runs fine but had to downclock the ram from 1866mhz to 1333mhz to get it to boot. Also refuses to recognize more than 32gb of ram (two 16gb dimms), this on an Asrock X99 Extreme 3 (latest bios P3.50 installed), which has 4 slots that can accept 64gb total. It sees the first two slots, but sees no ram in them. The E5-2603 V4 (genuine) this is replacing sees the full 64gb just fine... Any ideas?
Sell is HWTrade (appear to have a good reputation on here).remove battery and clear cmos long every time u change cpu type.
Any scratches on the backside of QS ?
cleaned carefully before inserted ? (alcohol)
Hope BLCK is stock 100mhz...
if nothing helps, return it. what seller ?
Will do, thanks for your adviceSounds like a defective or troublesome IMC. You should not need to downclock your RAM to even boot at DDR4-2133 on an X99 motherboard. So I would contact the seller and tell them that it has a defective IMC and request a replacement or refund.
no seller is "sitting within the cpu" . each one can damage by packing/unpacking etc.Sell is HWTrade (appear to have a good reputation on here).
No visible damage on the back that I can see and everything else you've specified checks out, and it was cleaned with Isopropyl alcohol before insertion.
I will hold on to it for the time being as 32Gb is enough for my use case at the moment, and i'll have two spare dimms.
It's just very interesting that it has this particular issue.
Details for RAM as below. I purchased this processor on Ebay, whilst overseas on business, we are talking April this year, and I've only just gotten back to try it out this week. Chances are that I have no chance of getting a replacement for this now, but then I was wondering why they only wanted $165 AUD for this chip. It's passing everything else I can throw at it testing wise. I'll pull it tommorow and check the contacts with a magnifying glass, I have a feeling that's where the problem may be.Will do, thanks for your advice![]()
Unfortunately I don't have any on hand (my "daily-driver" desktop is still running ddr3 ram).Have you tried testing it with regular consumer grade DDR4 memory (non-ECC/non-Registered etc...) from Corsair, G.Skill, Kingston, Patriot, etc...
At the moment yes, however I've been speaking to another member about a genuine v3 they're selling.In that case since your E5-2603 V4 sees the memory (it does however have a slightly updated IMC) it could very well be the processor itself (IMC as I've seen processors sold before with similar issues). Is that the only V3 processor you can test with?
I have gone and pulled it. 2 partially missing pads near the center of the cpu. That will be the problem. I have attached that picture from a third party website as an example. They don't appear to be burnt, rather torn or scraped away, and are located in the inner rows near the chips.At the moment yes, however I've been speaking to another member about a genuine v3 they're selling.
I know about the threadripper "issue" thing is, Threadripper is aprox 3000 cinebench score, and so is 2x 2683 v3.You didn't specify whether it is a ES2, QS, or production but I would say maybe $300 per processor. Threadripper will put alot of pressure on these Xeons coming August 10th due to price/performance and the nature/history of 2011/2011-3.
"Offloading" only to regain which processors?$300 per processor even for production processors and I feel that's pricing it at the higher end. That's what it sold at last year (and even lower) and prices will go down further on those V3/V4 Xeons. It's not too far off before companies also begin to offload V3 processors and even V4 processors.
I've contacted HWTrade-e regarding a resolution for this issue. Please see the attached picture below of the issue we're talking about, and a pinout diagram in case anyone wants to have a crack at the functions of the two pads. If you start at the center with the sticker, and then move just up and to the right of number "001" printed on the PCB above the sticker, you'll see two pads with what looks like abrasion damage. If this isn't the cause, then it likely has a faulty IMC.I probably wouldn't try to repair the pads themselves. They should be gold-plated and would be quite difficult to repair in my opinion or replace. It's better just to see if you can get it replaced or refunded.