Yeah, really nice change from java remote access turds. Looking at the portal, I felt instantly that it's a homage to pi-hole interface. Nothing against that, but it just had the same look. Which is nice, as I'm quite familiar with that one.
EU Gigabyte Mainboard MC12-LE0 Re1.0 AMD B550 AM4 Ryzen
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not 100% sure but i dont think so,
Edit: the manual mentiones "AMD 3rd gen with Vega Graphics" as possible cpu type but still doesnt work for me, might be able to try a 5700G tomorrow and see how that will go
The PSUs work fine with my WC621DA8-2T.
Is it worth it returning the motherboard? Or is it just an infortunate incompatibility between the PSU and the motherboard? I created a separate topic here: https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/incompatibility-between-psu-and-motherboard.43181/
You are the only one having issue with psu and your mb posts with another psu.. to me that seem like a psu problem not mb
If you have the ability to return for refund maybe an option, but RMA'ing this board seems pointless imo (it works)
Even if you get it working, your APU is not suited for use as HW encoder in Plex or Jellyfin, due to many shortcomings in hw-engine
You need latest gen AM5 or mobile variant (680M and newer) for decent quality with AMD HW-encode
Basically x264 is a crapfest and x265 is decent but not great
That would be great!
To be clear: my 4650G works well like a Ryzen 3600 (incl. ECC) - only iGPU cannot be activated in BIOS
Yeah, the issue is that I cannot RMA the PSU (because it seems to be working with other motherboards), and I cannot RMA the board becaue it works with other PSUs... I only have few days left to return for a refund the chassis, but it will be super costly to send back
just a wild guess, but is it possible that only some rails or pins inside the psu connector are broken an the other mainboard that works just so happens not to use the broken ones while the gigabyte one does?Yeah, the issue is that I cannot RMA the PSU (because it seems to be working with other motherboards), and I cannot RMA the board becaue it works with other PSUs... I only have few days left to return for a refund the chassis, but it will be super costly to send back
You can get a psu tester from amazon for like 15$ and verify that, also generally a good idea to have one as "test subject" when buying used psus, bc worst case the psu is bad, it will blow the 15$ tester instead of hundreds $ worth of components.
they deliver only 12V/5VSB. all other voltages and signals come from PDU.
cheap PSU tester does not LOAD the PSU, your issue looks like a kind of Overcurrent shutdown...
maybe the other PSU doesn't care of frying chips.
logic says it must be that PDU then
it is possible to connect those PSU's directly and not to PDU ?
EDIT : I didn't see @RolloZ170 post above
Seems you are outta luck with this combo of case and MB
it is possible to connect those PSU's directly and not to PDU ?
EDIT : I didn't see @RolloZ170 post above
Seems you are outta luck with this combo of case and MB
hard to be sure about that. maybe only the MS12 board needs -12V and the PDU don't provide but Corsair does.
if also BMC does not start something draws more power than usual.
So I compared the reading with a cheap ATX PSU tester from Amazon, the Corsair and the Delta PSU seems to have close values (but it's not under load, except for the Delta PSU that still power the backplane).
The only difference is on PG: 120ms on the Corsair vs 380ms on the Delta. Both values should be within specs (but the tester seems to think that the Corsair value is too low).
The only difference is on PG: 120ms on the Corsair vs 380ms on the Delta. Both values should be within specs (but the tester seems to think that the Corsair value is too low).