#b450 — Public Fediverse posts

Viděl jsem hada srát, koně blejt, ale tohle jsem ještě neviděl...

BIOS aktuální, systém o paměti ví, jen ji nepoužije. A já se ptám proč? Nebylo těch ran poslední dva dny dost?

Vyzkoušeno:
- upgrade BIOSu
- ne-zen kernel
- system update
- prohození modulů ve slotech
- kernel parametr mem=32G
- všechny možný i nemožný volby v BIOSu
- kontrola pinů CPU
- boot z jednotlivých modulů (v jednom slotu nefunkční)

Vyřešeno:
Tak s novou deskou stejný problém - paměti nefungují v DDR režimu (byť se stejným procesorem v předchozí desce fungovaly.

Naštěstí má tahle deska 4 sloty, takže shit happened.

#Gigabyte #B450 #Ryzen

I think it's impressive that my #homelab server is still alive and well after 3 years and building it using cheap/used consumer (non-server) parts.

The CPU especially is like SUPER solid - I bought a used #AMD Ryzen 7 1700 back in 2021 for 589.99 MYR (~126 USD) - it had 1 year warranty but meh, the seller def did not entertain my request to have it replaced when I received it with bent pins. I was ready to just give up on it but decided wth I'll just try to bend the pins right back and it's worked perfectly since then.

I still have a Ryzen 7 3700X + an #MSI #B450 MATX board lying around after I had upgraded to a Ryzen 7 5700X + #ASUS #B550 ITX combo, thinking maybe I could upgrade the server with them, but idk if it's even needed. The only bottleneck on my server really is just the 4 DIMM slots on the mobo that have been maxed out to 64GB DDR4 RAM (which I also had bought for cheap) and so that CPU/Mobo upgrade won't help with that.

I'm really glad I went this route cos having that homelab server has been a gamechanger to my lifestyle since I essentially have a perfect playground I could waste my precious time on. Now really I just need to devise a way to move from #VMware #ESXi to #Proxmox but I'm too lazy to figure out how I could do so without losing all of my VMs/#Kubernetes cluster.

I think it's impressive that my #homelab server is still alive and well after 3 years and building it using cheap/used consumer (non-server) parts.

The CPU especially is like SUPER solid - I bought a used #AMD Ryzen 7 1700 back in 2021 for 589.99 MYR (~126 USD) - it had 1 year warranty but meh, the seller def did not entertain my request to have it replaced when I received it with bent pins. I was ready to just give up on it but decided wth I'll just try to bend the pins right back and it's worked perfectly since then.

I still have a Ryzen 7 3700X + an #MSI #B450 MATX board lying around after I had upgraded to a Ryzen 7 5700X + #ASUS #B550 ITX combo, thinking maybe I could upgrade the server with them, but idk if it's even needed. The only bottleneck on my server really is just the 4 DIMM slots on the mobo that have been maxed out to 64GB DDR4 RAM (which I also had bought for cheap) and so that CPU/Mobo upgrade won't help with that.

I'm really glad I went this route cos having that homelab server has been a gamechanger to my lifestyle since I essentially have a perfect playground I could waste my precious time on. Now really I just need to devise a way to move from #VMware #ESXi to #Proxmox but I'm too lazy to figure out how I could do so without losing all of my VMs/#Kubernetes cluster.

I think it's impressive that my #homelab server is still alive and well after 3 years and building it using cheap/used consumer (non-server) parts.

The CPU especially is like SUPER solid - I bought a used #AMD Ryzen 7 1700 back in 2021 for 589.99 MYR (~126 USD) - it had 1 year warranty but meh, the seller def did not entertain my request to have it replaced when I received it with bent pins. I was ready to just give up on it but decided wth I'll just try to bend the pins right back and it's worked perfectly since then.

I still have a Ryzen 7 3700X + an #MSI #B450 MATX board lying around after I had upgraded to a Ryzen 7 5700X + #ASUS #B550 ITX combo, thinking maybe I could upgrade the server with them, but idk if it's even needed. The only bottleneck on my server really is just the 4 DIMM slots on the mobo that have been maxed out to 64GB DDR4 RAM (which I also had bought for cheap) and so that CPU/Mobo upgrade won't help with that.

I'm really glad I went this route cos having that homelab server has been a gamechanger to my lifestyle since I essentially have a perfect playground I could waste my precious time on. Now really I just need to devise a way to move from #VMware #ESXi to #Proxmox but I'm too lazy to figure out how I could do so without losing all of my VMs/#Kubernetes cluster.

I think it's impressive that my #homelab server is still alive and well after 3 years and building it using cheap/used consumer (non-server) parts.

The CPU especially is like SUPER solid - I bought a used #AMD Ryzen 7 1700 back in 2021 for 589.99 MYR (~126 USD) - it had 1 year warranty but meh, the seller def did not entertain my request to have it replaced when I received it with bent pins. I was ready to just give up on it but decided wth I'll just try to bend the pins right back and it's worked perfectly since then.

I still have a Ryzen 7 3700X + an #MSI #B450 MATX board lying around after I had upgraded to a Ryzen 7 5700X + #ASUS #B550 ITX combo, thinking maybe I could upgrade the server with them, but idk if it's even needed. The only bottleneck on my server really is just the 4 DIMM slots on the mobo that have been maxed out to 64GB DDR4 RAM (which I also had bought for cheap) and so that CPU/Mobo upgrade won't help with that.

I'm really glad I went this route cos having that homelab server has been a gamechanger to my lifestyle since I essentially have a perfect playground I could waste my precious time on. Now really I just need to devise a way to move from #VMware #ESXi to #Proxmox but I'm too lazy to figure out how I could do so without losing all of my VMs/#Kubernetes cluster.

I think it's impressive that my #homelab server is still alive and well after 3 years and building it using cheap/used consumer (non-server) parts.

The CPU especially is like SUPER solid - I bought a used #AMD Ryzen 7 1700 back in 2021 for 589.99 MYR (~126 USD) - it had 1 year warranty but meh, the seller def did not entertain my request to have it replaced when I received it with bent pins. I was ready to just give up on it but decided wth I'll just try to bend the pins right back and it's worked perfectly since then.

I still have a Ryzen 7 3700X + an #MSI #B450 MATX board lying around after I had upgraded to a Ryzen 7 5700X + #ASUS #B550 ITX combo, thinking maybe I could upgrade the server with them, but idk if it's even needed. The only bottleneck on my server really is just the 4 DIMM slots on the mobo that have been maxed out to 64GB DDR4 RAM (which I also had bought for cheap) and so that CPU/Mobo upgrade won't help with that.

I'm really glad I went this route cos having that homelab server has been a gamechanger to my lifestyle since I essentially have a perfect playground I could waste my precious time on. Now really I just need to devise a way to move from #VMware #ESXi to #Proxmox but I'm too lazy to figure out how I could do so without losing all of my VMs/#Kubernetes cluster.

I'm starting to slowly purchase and resilver my regular desktop-class #Seagate 4TB drives with #Ironwolf #NAS class 8TB drives. The sensible thing to do after is to format and sell the old drives off, since they're still 100% perfectly fine and they're just 1+ year old lol. The hoarder thing to do is to keep them for the future ffs.

I have my main PC rig, and my HTPC right now. I also still have all the parts of my former PC rig (#AMD #Ryzen 7 2700X, #B450 board, #EVGA 750W PSU etc.) and my former HTPC (AMD Ryzen 3 2200G, #B350 board, PSU, 16 or 32GB RAM I don't remember, etc.) fully knowing I won't be using them (not until I have more space at least). I really need to sell them off and not do something as unnecessary as using them to build a #streaming PC, and a backup/secondary server. I've too many 24/7 running computers in my home as it is.

I'm starting to slowly purchase and resilver my regular desktop-class #Seagate 4TB drives with #Ironwolf #NAS class 8TB drives. The sensible thing to do after is to format and sell the old drives off, since they're still 100% perfectly fine and they're just 1+ year old lol. The hoarder thing to do is to keep them for the future ffs.

I have my main PC rig, and my HTPC right now. I also still have all the parts of my former PC rig (#AMD #Ryzen 7 2700X, #B450 board, #EVGA 750W PSU etc.) and my former HTPC (AMD Ryzen 3 2200G, #B350 board, PSU, 16 or 32GB RAM I don't remember, etc.) fully knowing I won't be using them (not until I have more space at least). I really need to sell them off and not do something as unnecessary as using them to build a #streaming PC, and a backup/secondary server. I've too many 24/7 running computers in my home as it is.

I'm starting to slowly purchase and resilver my regular desktop-class #Seagate 4TB drives with #Ironwolf #NAS class 8TB drives. The sensible thing to do after is to format and sell the old drives off, since they're still 100% perfectly fine and they're just 1+ year old lol. The hoarder thing to do is to keep them for the future ffs.

I have my main PC rig, and my HTPC right now. I also still have all the parts of my former PC rig (#AMD #Ryzen 7 2700X, #B450 board, #EVGA 750W PSU etc.) and my former HTPC (AMD Ryzen 3 2200G, #B350 board, PSU, 16 or 32GB RAM I don't remember, etc.) fully knowing I won't be using them (not until I have more space at least). I really need to sell them off and not do something as unnecessary as using them to build a #streaming PC, and a backup/secondary server. I've too many 24/7 running computers in my home as it is.

I'm starting to slowly purchase and resilver my regular desktop-class #Seagate 4TB drives with #Ironwolf #NAS class 8TB drives. The sensible thing to do after is to format and sell the old drives off, since they're still 100% perfectly fine and they're just 1+ year old lol. The hoarder thing to do is to keep them for the future ffs.

I have my main PC rig, and my HTPC right now. I also still have all the parts of my former PC rig (#AMD #Ryzen 7 2700X, #B450 board, #EVGA 750W PSU etc.) and my former HTPC (AMD Ryzen 3 2200G, #B350 board, PSU, 16 or 32GB RAM I don't remember, etc.) fully knowing I won't be using them (not until I have more space at least). I really need to sell them off and not do something as unnecessary as using them to build a #streaming PC, and a backup/secondary server. I've too many 24/7 running computers in my home as it is.