You sure that you need a 180 U$D license? Cause mounting ISO is apparently supported by the 27 U$D one. Check 1-4 Software Licenses Available here: https://www.supermicro.com/manuals/other/IPMI_Users_Guide.pdfIt’s a $180 license. I’m willing to buy licenses for stuff but that’s just too much for mounting an iso for me.
You used to be able to use the Java kvm to do it for free. And I’ve just never gotten the smb mounting to work.
So it’s inaccessible to me, but it is theoretically supported.
More EPYC 4005 (Grado) CPUs available on Newegg
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I spotted one Asus consumer board that lists support ProArt B650-Creator | Motherboards | ASUS UK probably worth looking for others as they update, as its a bit random just having this one.
Has anyone actually received a 4005 series CPU from any retail channel? Newegg sent me a message today saying my 4545p pre-order is delayed, with no estimate of when it'll be fulfilled.
I've taken the plunge in ordering a 4545P in the UK (only arrived in stock a few days ago), delivery currently slated for the 21st of July. But I suspect there's other stuff in the order that will delay as a whole past that date - some of the other gubbins set for the second week of August.
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Good morning guys, I actually just finished a build from parts ordered off newegg last week.
I am sorry for the low resolution pictures, but uploading full res stuff to the forum here always gets blocked for being too large. Please let me know if you have any questions about the hardware setup.
Edit: Mobo is MBD-H13SAE-MF-O, paid ~450 for mobo and ~550 for chip i think
I am sorry for the low resolution pictures, but uploading full res stuff to the forum here always gets blocked for being too large. Please let me know if you have any questions about the hardware setup.
Edit: Mobo is MBD-H13SAE-MF-O, paid ~450 for mobo and ~550 for chip i think
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Ten in stock at £499.57 at the time of posting. They have others from the 4005 series in stock as well, including the 4586PX if that's more your bag.
I'll be doing them myself when I get them but do you have the capability to do power measurements?
I've also ended up plumping for an H13SAE-MF myself, I'm curious as to which BIOS yours came with OotB since Supermicro don't post changelogs and the QVL or mobo manual doesn't even include the 4005 chips yet... even though the product blurb (and your screenies) confirm they work. Given the latest release v2.4 is only a month old and there's usually a considerable lag before boards start getting shipped with the newest versions I'm assuming yours came with v2.3 from back in March but would be interested to hear otherwise...
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Unfortunately "Availability: Special Order" probably means they don't have it in stock
Went with be quiet! Dark Rock Pro 5. I fired up cinebench last night and I think it is thermal throttling, to give this chip a real shot it would probably need a 360mm aio solution.
Probably not exactly the right place to ask, but since the question of coolers has been raised I figure I may as well.
Given the socket's 90deg rotation from regular desktop mobos, I thought I might give the SM SNK-P0093AP4 cooler a whirl and try at some point to get its noise under control. But Noctua's page on H13SAE-MF compatibility suggests to me that the NH-D12L supports being rotated from regular desktop orientation as well. Anyone else here investigated similarly?
(Yes, I'm aware I'm likely to have problems with a noctua fan's low RPMs on a SM mobo but interested to hear other people's choices)
Given the socket's 90deg rotation from regular desktop mobos, I thought I might give the SM SNK-P0093AP4 cooler a whirl and try at some point to get its noise under control. But Noctua's page on H13SAE-MF compatibility suggests to me that the NH-D12L supports being rotated from regular desktop orientation as well. Anyone else here investigated similarly?
(Yes, I'm aware I'm likely to have problems with a noctua fan's low RPMs on a SM mobo but interested to hear other people's choices)
Wow, that's wild. I see now why ASRock built that water cooler into their chassis.
I started a thread about 4005 series coolers here: https://forums.servethehome.com/index.php?threads/cpu-cooler-for-2u-epyc-4005-cpu.48215/ but didn't get any responses. I don't even know how to research the topic and am very clueless, but I did dig up that the SNK-P0094AP4 is what SM is shipping with their 4005 servers now, but it can't be bought retail (yet?). Your reading of Noctua's compatibility page looks right to me. They explicitly say it only supports one orientation for some of the coolers, so the NH-D12L must be rotatable on the H13SAE-MF.
I'm building a 2U server and my CPU (4545p) only has a 65w tdp, so I don't even care about noise/heat too much. I got a Dynatron A47 because it was mentioned in the STH review (the grado one or the H13 one?).
How's the noise on the A47?
I'm considering swapping out my NH-L12S for it because the Noctua isn't able to cool my 65w CPU very well and it's heatpipes block cards longer than 4 PCIe lanes in length in the first PCIe slot. The A47 was about the only cooler I could find that was 2U or smaller and blew air the correct direction for this motherboard.
I'll let you know if I ever get my CPU from Newegg
. It comes with a small, cheap-looking ~40mm fan so it's probably very loud.You shouldn't have to solely rely on the CPU fan for getting the air out of the case. If you have a top-down cooler rated for higher TDPs and its not enough, something else might be wrong with your airflow. You might need more positive pressure and intake fans. Is this a 2U server chassis? If so, the fan wall in the center of the chassis is usually most responsible for case intake/exhaust.
Dynatron's stock fans are super noisy as they design them to run at high RPMs
You will have to change to Noctua if you're looking for quietness
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Oh wow yeah I just looked up the Dynatron’s fan speeds:
At Duty Cycle 20%: 2300±200 RPM
At Duty Cycle 50%: 5400±10% RPM
At Duty Cycle 100%: 11000±10% RPM
This thing is going to be a jet engine. I might swap the fan out on mine not for noise but for power savings, yeesh.
. There are lots of exceptions, but perhaps even “usually“ is overstating it.
At Duty Cycle 20%: 2300±200 RPM
At Duty Cycle 50%: 5400±10% RPM
At Duty Cycle 100%: 11000±10% RPM
This thing is going to be a jet engine. I might swap the fan out on mine not for noise but for power savings, yeesh.
I said usually
. There are lots of exceptions, but perhaps even “usually“ is overstating it.
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