opteron madness

[superkiwi]

First time posting on this forum so sorry in advence... also im bad in english

 

Trying to build a pc with 6282 opteron

basically,

pc booting with a 6174 opteron

updated the bios to 3.5c on my h8dgi-f supermicro motherboard

change the 6174 for 2 opteron 6282

pc not booting

error is 5short and 1long beep wich i think means no ram

f*ck around with the ram but nothing

 

pleaze halp

[Swealteek]

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pleaze halp

 

Did you try the old cpu's again ? Didt you look at the socket ? 

 

Sometimes when lga pins get damage rem won't get detected. or wont boot ect (just to make sure)

[superkiwi]

7 minutes ago, Swealteek said:

 

Did you try the old cpu's again ? Didt you look at the socket ? 

 

Sometimes when lga pins get damage rem won't get detected. or wont boot ect (just to make sure)

tried the 6174 after the bios update and it worked but with a cmos error that was resolved by clearing cmos

and yes all the pins are looking fine

[Swealteek]

Sounds a bit like this 

 

[superkiwi]

 probably because of my sh*t psu and splitter

 

https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=100-N1-0750-L1

https://www.amazon.com/EPS-12V-Y-Adapter-Splitter-Converter-CABLEHERO-YEPS828/dp/B0021ZSOQ4

 

maybe need to buy better psu i guess

 

 

 

 

[Radium_Angel]

27 minutes ago, superkiwi said:

error is 5short and 1long beep wich i think means no ram

Doublecheck this error....I'm willing to bet it means cpu not supported....

[superkiwi]

 

13 minutes ago, Radium_Angel said:

Doublecheck this error....I'm willing to bet it means cpu not supported....

1	The memory refresh circuitry has failed
2	Parity errors have been detected in the first 64 KB of memory
3	A failure has occurred within the first 64 KB or memory
4	System Timer failure: Timer 1 on the mainboard does not work properly
5	The CPU has generated an undetectable error
6	8042 Gate-A20 failure: BIOS cannot switch the CPU into protected mode
7	The CPU has generated an exception error
8	The video adapter is missing, or the memory on the adapter has generated a failure
9	The ROM checksum value does not match the value in BIOS
10	The shutdown register for CMOS interrupt channel 2 has failed POST; the system board cannot retrieve CMOS contents during POST
11	Level-2 cache memory has failed the tests, and has been disabled
2 short	POST has failed, caused by a failure of one of the hardware tests
1 long, 2 short	Failure in video system: a checksum error was encountered in video BIOS ROM, or a horizontal retrace failure has been encountered
1 long, 3 short	Failure in video system: the video DAC, the monitor detection procedure or the video RAM has failed
1 long	POST procedures have passed

the person i asked said that 5 short 1 long is the same as 3 short 1 long

[Radium_Angel]

9 hours ago, superkiwi said:

 

1	The memory refresh circuitry has failed
2	Parity errors have been detected in the first 64 KB of memory
3	A failure has occurred within the first 64 KB or memory
4	System Timer failure: Timer 1 on the mainboard does not work properly
5	The CPU has generated an undetectable error
6	8042 Gate-A20 failure: BIOS cannot switch the CPU into protected mode
7	The CPU has generated an exception error
8	The video adapter is missing, or the memory on the adapter has generated a failure
9	The ROM checksum value does not match the value in BIOS
10	The shutdown register for CMOS interrupt channel 2 has failed POST; the system board cannot retrieve CMOS contents during POST
11	Level-2 cache memory has failed the tests, and has been disabled
2 short	POST has failed, caused by a failure of one of the hardware tests
1 long, 2 short	Failure in video system: a checksum error was encountered in video BIOS ROM, or a horizontal retrace failure has been encountered
1 long, 3 short	Failure in video system: the video DAC, the monitor detection procedure or the video RAM has failed
1 long	POST procedures have passed

the person i asked said that 5 short 1 long is the same as 3 short 1 long

If 5=3, then why have 5 in there? That doesn't make sense.

I'd roll back to the CPU that works, and be happy. according to the chart, 5 is a bad CPU, perhaps it's defective? Did you buy it new or used?

[superkiwi]

1 hour ago, Radium_Angel said:

If 5=3, then why have 5 in there? That doesn't make sense.

I'd roll back to the CPU that works, and be happy. according to the chart, 5 is a bad CPU, perhaps it's defective? Did you buy it new or used?

Acoording to your logic, since their is 1 long, it would mean that the post prodedures have passed...

 

ok so i have 4 6282 and 2 dual socket motherboards (dont ask me why, i just have them)

 

each time it's always the same problem the only thing i didn't change is

 

ram 

psu

 

ram is controller by chipset so if it works with the other cpu then it should work

psu is really cheap with a splitter so i will try to buy another one, probaly my problem

[superkiwi]

Repaired by changing ecc ram to non ecc.