what is the fw version you have in the epc621d4i? in worst case I have a production cpu also but that is 150W, that is running in my desktop config and I will not try to cool it in an s4m but the desktop mobo runs with the ES's, already tried it.
what is the fw version you have in the epc621d4i? in worst case I have a production cpu also but that is 150W, that is running in my desktop config and I will not try to cool it in an s4m but the desktop mobo runs with the ES's, already tried it.
The cpu that I am currently using is a 165W TDP 8176. That is definitely pushing it in this modified s4m case. This device has a very specific use case and doesn't require any discreet gpu. I have tried several different versions of the fw including custom versions from the asrockrack folks. I couldn't get the es versions of the cpu to work.
removed the nic for some other testing but you should be able to get an idea of the internal layout. Once again, all the credit goes to the very creative talent of Josh from NFC!
EDIT: okay I shouldn't be tooting my own horn, but are those... horizontal RAM socket placements on the underside? o_o
EDIT: okay I shouldn't be tooting my own horn, but are those... horizontal RAM socket placements on the underside? o_o
EDIT: okay I shouldn't be tooting my own horn, but are those... horizontal RAM socket placements on the underside? o_o
on the epc621d6i, yes. on the epc621d4i-2m, no.
the good news is that it looks like you can have memory modules in almost any slots and keep the CPU happy, but then you ignore the memory populating guide of the manual (unsupported configuration?)
in worst case you lose some memory performance but unless you are memory bandwidth bound you do not care.
Wait, so you have bifurcation on the EPC621D4I-2M? So the EPC621D6I probably supports it too? Because it's not listed in the manual of this two boards (they share the same pamphlet).
"PCIE7 Link WidthThis allows you to select PCIE7 Link Width. The default value is [x16]." from the manual. they do not mention other options e.g. [x8x8] but for epc621d4i they are there
BIOS versioning and release dates however differ from epc621d6i, so I can not confirm it works. I would say the chances are high tho.