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Jousmar
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True, currently my bios is at 1.2 im Lucky the bios chip is easy replaceable. I currently have no older cpus to upgraden my bios with so when I have the chip with the 2.1 bios from techsupport I will report back to Let you know if it worked.
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popstr
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Ok, so now I have replaced my 16 GB memory module with two 8 GB modules and everything works fine.
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Great, I'm glad it was only a memory problem. I know that is frustrating, but the memory controller that is part of the CPU only supports certain memory module configurations. That is something we usually don't consider, and it can be difficult to find the specs of the memory modules we want to use. This is from the Intel Datasheet for the C2000 SoC Processor family, the specs for supported memory configurations: You can get this document from Intel, here: https://www-ssl.intel.com/content/www/us/en/processors/atom/atom-c2000-microserver-datasheet.html The specifications describe the types of memory chips that are supported, and how they must be configured on the DIMM circuit board. If the 16GB memory you have matches these specifications, then your board would need a BIOS update to allow them to work. These specs also say that memory Channel 0 must be used if you use only one DIMM/stick of memory, and that Channel 0 must always be populated with memory. |
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Jousmar
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Ok I got the new bios chip from asrock and it was indeed a firmware issue. My cpus are detected now.
Next thing to fix is my gpu tho... Once I plugged it in it stops initializing at 92 witch is a pci error. Disabled my onboard vga, Cleared cmos without luck. I think it has to do with my bios configuration. Anyone knows how to configure the bios for a 16x pci-e 3.0 gpu? |
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