I would normally pen myself as resourceful, but I'm stumped.
The setting:
THREE new MZ72-HB0 motherboards in a row, with latest bios and REV 4 boards.
chips - dual Epyc 7773X
1TB ram
5 NVME pcie micron drives (9300)
1 sata micron 5300
-three of the nvme express drives are connected to the 3x pci4x4 4i SF (three connectors) on the north side of the board, the only connectors one can select.
Windows server 2022 data center
The issue:
Numa possible selections in BIOS : Auto, NPS0, NPS1, NPS2, NPS4
only- when selecting NPS4 for numa, are all the drives available in windows, and even then 2/3 only show up as "portable" droves, including the 1 SATA drive
if I select for Numa the other Settings: Auto, NPS0, NPS1, and NPS2 --> then only the first drive out of the three connectors is visible in windows, the other two drives "disappear".
reproduced this on three motherboards and tried 7 different drives - pattern repeats on drive disappearance,
Only Numa NPS4 shows all the drives BUT 2 out of 3 show up as "portable" in device manger.
Yes, drives are formatted/online
Testing parameters:
3 (three) MZ72-HB0 motherboards same issue.
clean OS load as well as restored OS images, and from scratch installs.
7 different drives and cables
latest bios on boards
only variable of change are the Numa settings
According to schematic, the three connectors are part of the second CPU.
Numa seems to be turning drives off and on.
I have placed 4 tickets with gigabyte and all responses are childish, anything except help fix a problem.
(turn PC off- on?, try different cable? use only one processor? use different ram? do you think it could be solar flare activity? what's your shoe size?)
Never seen this where the numa settings remove whole drives / arrays and what is left is marked as "portable" in device manger
is it a shit product, is it just gigabyte, do other Epyc boards do the same thing due tp lack of a board chip??
I have two supermicro inbound to test as well (H12DSi NT6)
Anyhow,
I'm speechless...
Anyone have the answers? Anyone? Anyone?
Thank you in advance
here are some pics to help:
The setting:
THREE new MZ72-HB0 motherboards in a row, with latest bios and REV 4 boards.
chips - dual Epyc 7773X
1TB ram
5 NVME pcie micron drives (9300)
1 sata micron 5300
-three of the nvme express drives are connected to the 3x pci4x4 4i SF (three connectors) on the north side of the board, the only connectors one can select.
Windows server 2022 data center
The issue:
Numa possible selections in BIOS : Auto, NPS0, NPS1, NPS2, NPS4
only- when selecting NPS4 for numa, are all the drives available in windows, and even then 2/3 only show up as "portable" droves, including the 1 SATA drive
if I select for Numa the other Settings: Auto, NPS0, NPS1, and NPS2 --> then only the first drive out of the three connectors is visible in windows, the other two drives "disappear".
reproduced this on three motherboards and tried 7 different drives - pattern repeats on drive disappearance,
Only Numa NPS4 shows all the drives BUT 2 out of 3 show up as "portable" in device manger.
Yes, drives are formatted/online
Testing parameters:
3 (three) MZ72-HB0 motherboards same issue.
clean OS load as well as restored OS images, and from scratch installs.
7 different drives and cables
latest bios on boards
only variable of change are the Numa settings
According to schematic, the three connectors are part of the second CPU.
Numa seems to be turning drives off and on.
I have placed 4 tickets with gigabyte and all responses are childish, anything except help fix a problem.
(turn PC off- on?, try different cable? use only one processor? use different ram? do you think it could be solar flare activity? what's your shoe size?)
Never seen this where the numa settings remove whole drives / arrays and what is left is marked as "portable" in device manger
is it a shit product, is it just gigabyte, do other Epyc boards do the same thing due tp lack of a board chip??
I have two supermicro inbound to test as well (H12DSi NT6)
Anyhow,
I'm speechless...
Anyone have the answers? Anyone? Anyone?
Thank you in advance
here are some pics to help:
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