exactly "Enforce POR"
rule to degrade RAM speed load depended. one DIMM 2666, two 2400 and so on.
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rule to degrade RAM speed load depended. one DIMM 2666, two 2400 and so on.
I'm running two boards under high loads successfully and don't believe there's a better option. The driver issues during initial setup can be circumvented by installing the OS and updates remotely before using HDMI. The slow 13900k benchmarks on r23 improved considerably when I opened the case in an air-conditioned server room so I believe that's not a real problem. My real-world applications never heat up the cpu like that benchmark does.
I found the X13sae-f motherboard at rackmount for about 471 US I think it was. I didn't see many other sources so assuming it is reasonable. I saw a few others but it wasn't the -F not sure if that mattered or not. Was trying to stay with what is known/reported here.
1. Bios version 2.0. Where in the BIOS is it even reported? I must be blind if it's there. In the BMC web gui it shows the correct temperature under the Sensors tab with no ° or units.
2. X13SAE-F
3. Yes, but I have the -F model.
FYI - Looks like the Asus w680-ACE IPMI board should be coming in stock the last week of December.
ASUS Pro WS W680-ACE IPMI - Motherboard ASUS on LDLC
Buy Motherboard ASUS Pro WS W680-ACE IPMI (90MB1DN0-M0EAY0) on LDLC, high-tech expert. ATX Socket 1700 Intel W680 Express Motherboard - 4x DDR5 - M.2 PCIe 4.0 - USB 3.2 - Dual LAN 2.5 GbE - PCI-Express 5.0 16x.
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There's several online retailers all suggesting ETA of the last week of December:
Hynix HMCG88MEBEA Memory 32GB DDR5 4800MHz UDIMM MEM-DR532L-HL01-EU48
- That LDLC link was updated yesterday to show 12/26
- B&H Photo is showing 7-14 days
- compsource.com is showing ETA of 12/29
- innodisk M5CV-BGS2MC0P-BE93
Hynix HMCG88MEBEA Memory 32GB DDR5 4800MHz UDIMM MEM-DR532L-HL01-EU48
Supermicro again (as usual) is failing to deliver security updates to their products (Intel Platform Update (IPU) Update 2022.3, November 2022 | Supermicro).
I upgraded my HP workstation two weeks ago.
Regarding X13SAE, they say Intel IPU 2022.3 is (will be) resolved in BIOS version 1.2. That's strange - latest BIOS is 2.0 from October 2022.
I upgraded my HP workstation two weeks ago.
Regarding X13SAE, they say Intel IPU 2022.3 is (will be) resolved in BIOS version 1.2. That's strange - latest BIOS is 2.0 from October 2022.
I'm in the same boat and from what I've been able to gather, the innodisk memory is based on Samsung memory chips. I know Supermicro has a recommended Samsung based DDR5 ecc module that I feel should work in this Asus board.
I don't find their QVL page working very well unfortunately. I have seen similar dates for availability and was about to buy a Supermicro X13SAE-F-O before I stumbled upon this Asus.
Link to memory that I am hoping works with the Asus, one question for others here, is whether Registered ECC is truly different than a UDIMM ECC module (DDR5 with onboard ECC aka 1-bit ECC) ?
Supermicro (Samsung) 64GB 288-Pin DDR5 4800 (PC5-38400) Server Memory (MEM-DR564MC-ER48)
64GB DDR5 4800 Server Memory 1.1V 2Rx4 ECC RDIMM MEM-DR564L-SL01-ER48 Supermicro Certified
SM says BIOS 1.2 is affected, not resolved.
The following X13 generation Supermicro Motherboards are impacted by this issue.
RDIMM won’t work in UDIMM boardI'm in the same boat and from what I've been able to gather, the innodisk memory is based on Samsung memory chips. I know Supermicro has a recommended Samsung based DDR5 ecc module that I feel should work in this Asus board.
I don't find their QVL page working very well unfortunately. I have seen similar dates for availability and was about to buy a Supermicro X13SAE-F-O before I stumbled upon this Asus.
Link to memory that I am hoping works with the Asus, one question for others here, is whether Registered ECC is truly different than a UDIMM ECC module (DDR5 with onboard ECC aka 1-bit ECC) ?
Supermicro (Samsung) 64GB 288-Pin DDR5 4800 (PC5-38400) Server Memory (MEM-DR564MC-ER48)
64GB DDR5 4800 Server Memory 1.1V 2Rx4 ECC RDIMM MEM-DR564L-SL01-ER48 Supermicro Certifiedstore.supermicro.com
RDIMM ECC is UDIMM ECC plus a register/buffer chip for address linest to reduce load and other cmd. functions, without a memory controller supporting this it can not work.
Agree. RDIMM won't work in a UDIMM-only MB. Best bet I can find at the moment is the UDIMM ECC sticks that people are using with the x13sae-f, although those are Hynix, not Samsung. But not on the Asus QVL list either...
its not overclocked/overvoltaged memory. its JEDEC, should be no matter what vendor the chips are.
if the SPD contains timings which not work properly even a samsung chip will fail.