yes but max. DDR4-3200Will 13th gen also work with the DDR4 boards?
yes you can disable E cores in Bios for X13SAE-FFor anyone who owns the X13SAE-F
Is it possible to disable the E-cores in the BIOS of the X13SAE-F ? Wanted to run Server 2019/2022 with Hyper-V, I understand this only works if the E-Cores are disabled.
Also does the BIOS allow the adjustment of PL1 & PL2 ?
Thanks.
Not that I have seen, seems like something that is not going to be fixed until the Server CPU's start introducing E cores.yes you can disable E cores in Bios for X13SAE-F
But damn i didnt know HyperV had issues with E cores... anyone know if they is a fix... my google search so far suggests the issue still exists
afaik the problem is not all cores have hyperthreading enabled (or not enalbeld). diabling HT in the P cores should help, but not wanted thought.Not that I have seen, seems like something that is not going to be fixed until the Server CPU's start introducing E cores.
Not seen anyone mention this, and it does look like people have tried many things to get it to work, and so far only disabling E-cores works.afaik the problem is not all cores have hyperthreading enabled (or not enalbeld). diabling HT in the P cores should help, but not wanted thought.
try disabling hyperthreading only in one socket of a dual socket server board, i bet there will be issues too.
disable any browser addblock for this site.Any ideas?
that worked, now trying to figure out why no videodisable any browser addblock for this site.
check video jumper position if exists.. are you connected to VGA port? i'm not sure if BMC output shows on other ports..why no video
the 15pin VGA is not iGPU, its BMC ASPEED video output.that worked, now trying to figure out why no video
the iGPU is initialized latest, like BMC with PCIe GPU.although strangely, now the BMC video doesn't work until the splash screen disappears
I am connected over HDMI and previously tried display port as well
i meant the BMC VGA is deeper in the BIOS and is available earlier, the CPU has to be initialized, including the iGPU.edit: So the BMC video out being active causes the iGPU to be initialized last?
Supermicro is blaming the problem on my 5200MHz RAM. Seems strange to me that would cause the iGPU not to auto initialize. Any thoughts before I order some 4800MHz memory to test? Or a way to get both the iGPU and BMC video during DOS mode at the same time?Supermicro said:Based on the memory part#, it’s an over-clocking memory which is not compatible to this model. https://www.corsair.com/us/en/Categ...y---Black/p/CMK32GX5M2B5200C38#tab-tech-specs
Please kindly use any DDR5 4800MHz memory like in our tested memory list. Memory List | Supermicro
After changing the primary display to “iGFX”, the BMC via HTML5 won’t work under the DOS mode which is normal.
no one sayd that. two different things.Seems strange to me that would cause the iGPU not to auto initialize
" After changing the primary display to “iGFX”, the BMC via HTML5 won’t work under the DOS mode which is normal. "Or a way to get both the iGPU and BMC video during DOS mode at the same time?