Tag: Motherboard
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Supermicro X10SRH-CLN4F Socket 2011-3 Server Motherboard Review
With the recent release of Intel’s Haswell-EP (aka Grantley) range of CPUs we have a new assortment of motherboards to match. One of the Supermicro server offerings is the X10SRH-CLN4F single-socket (UP, as opposed to dual socket – DP) board.
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How to install an Asus PIKE 2008 card
As a non-standard PCI-Express card, the Asus PIKE card involves a slightly different installation procedure. The PIKE slot sits on either side of a gap in the motherboard: You’re definitely not going to mistake it for a regular PCI-Express slot. The card only goes in one way, with the heatsink…
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Asus P9D-E/4L Haswell Server Motherboard Review
With the recent release of Intel’s Haswell architecture came new server boards to match. From Asus came the new P9D line, and within that line the Asus P9D-E4/L is the flagship model with quite a comprehensive list of features.
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New Intel Motherboard in-house: S1200KPR Mini-ITX Server board
We’ve been building a few mini servers with these lately and finally found the time for a bit of a write-up – we’re almost finished, so keep your eyes peeled for a review shortly!
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Asus motherboard BIOS update error: CAP file not recognised EFI bios!
If you see the above error – and you’re selecting what you’re sure is the proper CAP file – chances are you’re trying to use a USB disk formatted to NTFS rather than FAT32. Frustratingly, the error message for a corrupt/non-CAP file is the same as the error message you get when you’re trying…
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Asus Z9PE-D16 Review: Part Two
Here is the follow-up to our initial review of the Asus Z9PE-D16 motherboard!
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Up for review today we have one of Asus’ dual-socket-2011 server motherboards – the Z9PE-D16. Hit the break to find out what it’s all about and why you might care about it even if you don’t need to run two CPUs…
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Can you mix processor models in Intel’s Socket 2011 dual-CPU motherboards?
Intel recommend using two identical CPUs in their socket-2011 dual-socket motherboards; it is theoretically possible to use non-identical CPUs, though, and Intel’s rules for that are that they must be: Of the same processor family Have the same number of cores Have the same cache size at each level of cache Able to…
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BIOS update: Asus P8B WS
For those of you with the Asus P8B WS-based workstations, there is a new BIOS available which enables use of the new Ivy Bridge Xeons (#2009). You can download the BIOS update here.