I've not had any issues setting up fan curves, what part do you find strange?Did you figure it out, how to set it up properly? It seems strange to me ;-)
I've not had any issues setting up fan curves, what part do you find strange?Did you figure it out, how to set it up properly? It seems strange to me ;-)
My issue was that no matter what I changed, it stayed at the same RPM. Can you maybe provide some screenshot on your set up and explain a bit how it works?I've not had any issues setting up fan curves, what part do you find strange?
Same problem here. If your fan curve is working, can you download the config for that only and post here, if that’s not too much.My issue was that no matter what I changed, it stayed at the same RPM. Can you maybe provide some screenshot on your set up and explain a bit how it works?
My issue was that no matter what I changed, it stayed at the same RPM. Can you maybe provide some screenshot on your set up and explain a bit how it works?
Sorry I can't right now, but I'll see what I can do in coming daysSame problem here. If your fan curve is working, can you download the config for that only and post here, if that’s not too much.
No problem. I updated BMC firmware to 12.61.21, copied the profile on the pic on your post, fan now properly responds to cpu thermals. Thank you !Sorry I can't right now, but I'll see what I can do in coming days
I have the same Crucial Pro Memory, but have 4 x 32gb dimms. Bios initially reported mine at 2133mhz. I updated bios to F14 from this thread via UEFI, the system now shows these modules running at 3200MHz. I did not change any of the settings.I‘m having some issues where the detected memory frequency doesn’t match the actual specs of my kit.
I have two 16GB Crucial (non ecc) 3200MHz DIMMs.
But the BIOS reports them at only 2133MHz.
After messing around a bit I found an option in the overclocking section to set the frequency to 3200MHz. However the board then refuses to boot and requires a BIOS clear.
any idea what I need to change to use the full 3200MHz?
thanks a lot
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I have Unraid and I think this command is not available. I can run powertopThat's impressive.
What OS?
Can you run Turbostat and check the package Power?
Seems like the ACQ107 truly does have good deep sleep/low idle power.
I had this happen to me as well. On a second try it all of a sudden did work.Bought one of these board, didn't post using an ryzen 5 pro 4650ge. Figured it needed a Bios/BMC update
Tried to update the BMC, uploading works but when verifying it refuses to continue "Failed due to verification image fail"
as @phol wrote, do not select/upload the spi fileDo not update from web interface, if there is a warning about that the system did not detect version, you wont be able to update from web interface
Thanks ! I assumed the .RBU also contained the BMC firmware in the same file, guess not. Updating the BMC worked, but .RBU is still not being accepted despite selecting BIOS in the dropdown.I had this happen to me as well. On a second try it all of a sudden did work.
Make sure to select "BIOS" in the dropdown menu and only upload .rbu files to update the BIOS using the BMC.
Also, first update the BMC itself with the fw/rom.ima_enc file, before updating the BIOS.
I did it this way and have successfully made the board boot with F13 and 4650G. Before the update it didn't recognise the CPU.
I believe I had a similar issue, and reading thru the early pages of this thread it was suggested to update the bios via the UEFI which worked for me at least (I did need to get the uefi flash software from AMI as it's not included in gigabyte's downloads)Thanks ! I assumed the .RBU also contained the BMC firmware in the same file, guess not. Updating the BMC worked, but .RBU is still not being accepted despite selecting BIOS in the dropdown.
Updating the BIOS using an OS is not option as I can't get the system to boot up with the 4650ge.
edit: Error message changed to "Failed due to update fail" which is rather cryptic
No! BMC is totally independent from BIOS. There are two separate processes to update both, and two different file formats, as indicated above by @phol .I assumed the .RBU also contained the BMC firmware in the same file, guess not.
some ROMID mismatch. you need ch341a or a suported CPUUpdating the BIOS using an OS is not option as I can't get the system to boot up with the 4650ge.
edit: Error message changed to "Failed due to update fail" which is rather cryptic