I'm probably going to waste my money buying this to test in a h12ssli board now. Thanks.Is there any onfo on unlocking these ? Both for usable mobos and for overclocking ?
"ES / EQ CPU of Milan AMD Epyc, most likely 7713. Not locked, for sale as-is, most likely needs modded bios to run "
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Finally: Overclocking EPYC Rome ES
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Lucky you ! I am waiting to end of the month to get the company invoices in before I can risk this one. I was going to go for both of them in the GIGABYTE MZ72-HB0.
Let us know how it works out
I imagine you will have to get creative with the bios and hex edit it together to get it to work !had a X12 LGA4189 board. BIOS is digitaly signed, any change starts a reflash of the BIOS from a factory backup at startup.
Isn't this entire thread about hacking the BIOS to unlock ES / QS and open hidden AMD BIOS settings
sure, but the reflash is not done by the BIOS. no problem if you can resign the BIOS after modding.Isn't this entire thread about hacking the BIOS to unlock ES / QS and open hidden AMD BIOS settings
It's about the windows tool for overclocking epyc Rome. In most cases you don't need to do anything with the bios unless it doesn't support the es/qs chipsIsn't this entire thread about hacking the BIOS to unlock ES / QS and open hidden AMD BIOS settings
it states the Milan ES need some BIOS modds to run at least to use the windows tool.
there is a chance to make those changes with RU.efi - set/change hidden values etc with a supported CPU.
Did you buy it? The seller just offered me a ~$50 discount and it looks like one disappeared.Lucky you ! I am waiting to end of the month to get the company invoices in before I can risk this one. I was going to go for both of them in the GIGABYTE MZ72-HB0.
Let us know how it works out
Thanks... going a bit crazy, cause I just reinstalled 7.1 and can't get it to work now, even though I had it working on 7.1 yesterday.
Nope as far as i know, is there any way to play the frequencies if the multiplier is locked ?
Can someone help walk me through how the OCVID values work when using ZenStates? I tried --oc-vid 80 which I thought was 1.05v CPU core and it consistently causes a lockup. --oc-vid 50 seems more stable but I haven't figured out how to get CPU core voltage readouts on Proxmox 7.2..
higher number == lower voltage. it's hex values. It would be good to work out the decimal values in terms of actual voltage before applying them.