Does this motherboard also control 3pin fan speed or only 4pin pwm?
Interested in this to, manual says it does. Can someone confirm?
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Does this motherboard also control 3pin fan speed or only 4pin pwm?
Any updates on Broadwell-E/EP support? Some manufacturers have starting adding this–– boxed retail versions seem to have already hit amazon before official launch.
Any updates on Broadwell-E/EP support? Some manufacturers have starting adding this–– boxed retail versions seem to have already hit amazon before official launch.
is it? you have any url from amazon?
just disable compatibility mode again - your high res UEFI BIOS will come back
Nox
I didn't have any problems finding it before, but I'm missing it now. Can you point me to where compatibility mode is hiding?
It's in the Boot tab. You have to disable Fast Boot if you've got it enabled, then the CSM menu will appear on the bottom of the Boot tab. Enter it, set Video OPROM to UEFI only and/or disable CSM, go back and enable Fast Boot again.
For me at least high-res splash screens depend on the Video OPROM option being set to UEFI, not on CSM being disabled. Every once in a while my system will fail to boot up and reset the Video OPROM option to Legacy, even if CSM is disabled, and Fast Boot on. In that case, it won't even seem to disable Fast Boot or enable CSM, but if I manually disable Fast Boot, the Video option in the CSM menu will have switched back to Legacy. I've never managed to get the UEFI setup itself to do high resolution, only Clover and the OS X startup screen.
Well I had quite a time with this computer already. For anyone searching this thread later: Samsung 950 Pro is not recognized by Windows 7 so you will need to install on another disk and then clone the files over. The alternative is to try and sideload some drivers for it but honestly just doing the install then cloning is just easier.
As an aside this Dynatron stock cooler is absurdly loud under load. I can't wait for Noctua to send me the correct parts because this is as loud as the server room at work.
I have just bought a SM951 and will try and install under windows 7 via clone but with nvme driver install first. I think there's a trick where I need to format to GPT first and keep the first partition untouched before a Macrium clone.
The Dynatron is a server class air cooler but damn loud. I use a custom profile in BIOS to keep it under 5000rpm which makes it bearable. On my Supermicro X10 Dal-i dual cpu I use a SNK-P0050AP4 which comes with a narrow bracket and is highly recommended for tight spaces but you need height clearance. It keeps my 12-core dual xeons cool at 30-50dC.
Also I have found the azure wave wireless card works fine - it uses a quality Broadcom chipset. Why are people having trouble with this card?
Also does anyone know if this board M.2 is compatible with the B-key or is it just the M-key? I may replace the nvme SM951 later on.
I have had absolutely zero issues installing Windows 7 on the Samsung 950 Pro. I installed it on my X99E-ITX/ac and also did so on the computer that I upgraded for my cousin over Christmas, again with no issue. I just had to have the Samsung driver available on a USB stick...loaded the driver during setup and the 950 Pro showed up fine.
The two boards I've used with the Samsung 950 Pro so far:
ASUS Maximus VIII Gene (w/6700K)
ASRock X99E-ITX/ac (w/E5-1680 V3)
sm951 =/= 950 pro
No kidding...
I'll spell out what I'm saying though. As darrpara was describing his issues with the 950 Pro, I described that it works for me and the boards I had success with to show that it's possible to have the 950 Pro be recognized by Windows 7. As for the second quote, I'm effectively saying that I can't imagine that the SM951 is sufficiently different as to cause a problem if one has the correct drivers and that he should have no issues.
Does anyone use this board with a pci express riser/extender? I've found the "whea logger Event 17" issue is probably due to the way the motherboard react to the riser.
I can elaborate:
1) the motherboard works well with the video card put in directly,
2) the video card doesn't show errors when hosted on another motherbord, even using the pci express riser cable.
In orer to confirm this thesis i'd need some feedback.
P.S. I've a Deepcool Tristellar case, so I need the riser!
A quick phone pic of my updated build with the BitsPower Monoblock.
For those that are considering the block for this board I'd recommend sourcing some slightly longer screws for the top section - the included ones only just reach. I ended up tightening then unevenly and cracking a small piece of the block as one screw pulled out. Otherwise, it's a nicely put together block
That is a nice looking block. I wonder if I should sell my EK waterblock for the bitspower one lol. Any picture with some color fluid flowing through?
csd , do you know if its possible to order the brackets for this motherboard from noctua? I just bought this motherboard on ebay without a heatsink. I have an unused Noctua U9B SE2 but it seems it doesn't come with slim 2011 mounts.
They will. I sent in a pic of the heatsink and then a proof of purchase for my Mobo and they sent me brackets.Thanks for the reply! I wonder if they will honor purchases from ebay because I think I bought the heatsink from ebay awhile back
If anyone has the Samsung 950 Pro, can you please tell me if it works with Magician and if you can enable RAPID mode on it? I find its very aggressive with memory usage and it does wonders when it loads everything into memory, especially small files.
If anyone has the Samsung 950 Pro, can you please tell me if it works with Magician and if you can enable RAPID mode on it? I find its very aggressive with memory usage and it does wonders when it loads everything into memory, especially small files.
How can I tell my motherboard is broken? It post into the bios fine but I can't install any OS at all. I tried Windows 10, 8, and 7. None of them will reach the installer. Should I return the motherboard? I bought it on eBay.
It will either freeze or fade to a black screen. I have a 5820K
Windows 10 install
Windows 10 install
Windows 7 install
Windows 7 install x99e/itx
Be wary that a server board is very different to a consumer board unless the limited USB ports, no audio, slow boot (minutes, not seconds), required ECC memory, no overclocking options and no fan curve options aren't a problem.I think they have a C612 version now with sodimm slots.
Hey all,
It looks like the new BIOS is up that supports Broadwell-E/EP–– could someone try it out and let me know if PCIe bifurcation is supported? So far, it seems that P1.20E is the only version with bifurcation support.
Thanks!
Well its either the MB or CPU. I doubt its the CPU if its from a good machine so i would just return the MB and move on bro. I hear these MB can be a bit hit or miss, so that's why I always buy new or from a proven vendor with replacement. Its the first gen. I think they have a C612 version now with sodimm slots.