Yes, that should be no problem.Hello, i make new thread, but after find this. Help me please)
Its possible upgrade v2 CPU to v3 CPU in DDR3 books?
I don't know what firmware version is needed, but if you update before you replace you should be fine.It's great news! So as i can understand its need only firmware upgrade?
Good afternoon. I have bought a lenovo x 3850 x6 and i am trying to put a geforce 3060 gpu and all the time it fails to start windows server 2022. with my tesla 80 no problem. Has anyone connected a gpu to the server, thanks. | ||||||
helloThis is some interesting data for sure. Useless to some degree but still very interesting. I never dug this deep into it as I only had a few hours to play with the x3950 X6 I had. It was not my private unit but a production one that I've build from a CTO (Configure-to-order). That meant BIOS had to be stuck but I did play with the settings, but I never got it running at all core single core boost frequency.
The HP one however, the DL580 ran for me pretty nice boosts up to what I think is called PL1. So a short cinebench run would be full power, but a longer prime95 run would go down in clock speeds.
I also see different BIOS versions behaving differently. For Lenovo you can use BoMC to get the latest, but older versions might be hard to find.
For HP I have some Service Pack for ProLiant, each pack has a different BIOS.
You could always try to upgrade the BIOS, if it isn't the newest, see if you can some better frequencies. Although in my experience the older BIOS are usually the fastest ones. If you can find a launch BIOS some of them just out of the box run full turbo all the time. Of course I didn't try that on x3950 X6 but when x3650 M5 came out this was the case. The SR650/630 also ran full turbo with the launch BIOS.
It's crazy why they won't just unlock the performance, we all know it's there, and Intel won't care if they go over spec, clearly since some launch BIOS just goes full performance.
It just shows what I always say at work; there should be one BIG RED button that says "I KNOW WHAT I AM DOING" and stuff should just... work.
Dear friend, X3950 x6 has 8 CPUs, but why it onyly support 4 GPUs by the manual. Because the physical space is limited, or a BIOS requirement? I have a GPU chasis with plx chips, can I use it with x3950 x6?I am running OpenSuse on my .x3950 X6 with an nVidia gpu.
It does not physically fit in the case, so I have a notch cut out and a 150mm pcie extension ribbon and a external bracket bolted to the side via threaded rivets.
The gpu card needs additional power which I am getting from one of the io port with the full length expansion bay.
My card is rated for the power draw that setup can provide, it is a 1060.
The 3060 you have may require more power (I have not looked it up) which you would be able to source from multiple full length expansions + custom cable or perhaps different external psu.
This is my guess.
From what I gather its a physical and power related thing, not necisarily by BIOS.Dear friend, X3950 x6 has 8 CPUs, but why it onyly support 4 GPUs by the manual. Because the physical space is limited, or a BIOS requirement? I have a GPU chasis with plx chips, can I use it with x3950 x6?