Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
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Re: Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
Check it. Guy has a Steel Legend and he bought the Rev 1 card and plugged it in and it works fine: https://www.reddit.com/r/ASRock/comment ... 3_aic_r20/
Note the NVMe issue. I bet it uses the same lanes that his NVMe is using, so he should use the secondary slot for the NVMe instead which will use different lanes.
Note the NVMe issue. I bet it uses the same lanes that his NVMe is using, so he should use the secondary slot for the NVMe instead which will use different lanes.
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Re: Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
all tb3 are using usb type c ?
but how is asrock bios? i liked asus bios. I'm not sure how the other brands are doing. and what are their bios update policy like? asus stopped updating ivy bridge. but i think some other brands at that time updated even on ivy bridge
here is a roundup i found kinda
but how is asrock bios? i liked asus bios. I'm not sure how the other brands are doing. and what are their bios update policy like? asus stopped updating ivy bridge. but i think some other brands at that time updated even on ivy bridge
here is a roundup i found kinda
https://wccftech.com/amd-x570-motherboa ... l-biostar/AMD’s Next-Gen X570 Chipset – First Mainstream Platform To Support PCIe Gen 4, Feature Rich and Ready For Ryzen 3000 CPUs
As we saw with X470, there were a few features for the Ryzen 2000 series processors which were only supported by new motherboards such as Precision Boost Overdrive and XFR 2.0. There’s no doubt that AMD’s Zen 2 based Ryzen mainstream processor family would come with new features but the main highlight would be support for PCIe Gen4. The X570 platform will be an all PCIe Gen4 solution, which means this would most probably be the first consumer platform to feature support for the new PCIe standard.
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Re: Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
The BIOS looked pretty good, but I do not have experience with Asrock as of yet to make a full comment about it. It is definitely sufficient for my needs from what I can see.Moogle Stiltzkin wrote: ↑Sun Sep 15, 2019 11:58 am all tb3 are using usb type c ?
but how is asrock bios? i liked asus bios. I'm not sure how the other brands are doing. and what are their bios update policy like? asus stopped updating ivy bridge. but i think some other brands at that time updated even on ivy bridge
here is a roundup i found kindahttps://wccftech.com/amd-x570-motherboa ... l-biostar/AMD’s Next-Gen X570 Chipset – First Mainstream Platform To Support PCIe Gen 4, Feature Rich and Ready For Ryzen 3000 CPUs
As we saw with X470, there were a few features for the Ryzen 2000 series processors which were only supported by new motherboards such as Precision Boost Overdrive and XFR 2.0. There’s no doubt that AMD’s Zen 2 based Ryzen mainstream processor family would come with new features but the main highlight would be support for PCIe Gen4. The X570 platform will be an all PCIe Gen4 solution, which means this would most probably be the first consumer platform to feature support for the new PCIe standard.
All of my boards up until my last one have been ASUS, but every one of them had some bug that was of a minor annoyance. The last one was a RAID bug that drove me nuts.
So the current board I have is a Gigabyte, and while it is a decent build, it has a problem if you plug in as many USB devices as I have and it will not initialize them all at times when you boot up, so I have to unplug and replug USB devices on occasion to get them to be recognized. I found if I downgrade the BIOS to a rev earlier that the problem is far less pronounced, but not gone.
So I am looking to try something new. Everyone raves about this Steel Legend series so I am willing to take a look I think.
Not many reviews on it yet, but there are a couple: https://www.funkykit.com/reviews/mother ... -review/8/
Not sure on the connector for the TB that you refer to.
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Re: Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
same here, mostly asus. even the popularity polls say asus... xd
i haven't used raid on my pc for a long time, i use jbod basic mostly. in the end i mostly my stuff for permananet storage on the qnap (4x4tb raid5).
wow.... that usb thing sounds pretty wonky.
that legend looks pretty good. ps port do people still use that? is that a single usb type c port i see (does it support thunderbolt or is it just usb)?
nm found it
https://www.asrock.com/mb/spec/product. ... AIC%20R2.0
anyway the new PCIE 4.0 seems to run hotter, not sure if passive cooling can it or not. but most on the comments seem to want passive cooling to avoid the fans that use more power or may eventually wear out at some point. i'm mostly concerned if the cooling is sufficient for PCIE 4.0 firstly.
ooo Realtek ALC1220
Why Nobody Buys Sound Cards Anymore?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWqip0qw2LA
they mention ecc support but only with the amd pro series cpus
Ryzen vs Ryzen Pro Explained!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7DhgiL8iQs
the 1gbe intel port is pretty good, but these days you can also spot 2.5gbe port on the motherboard. but then you'd probably still need a switch to benefit from that won't you. i'm just wondering if there is a motherboard with roughly same price point and features like this but with 2.5gbe or better
i haven't used raid on my pc for a long time, i use jbod basic mostly. in the end i mostly my stuff for permananet storage on the qnap (4x4tb raid5).
wow.... that usb thing sounds pretty wonky.
that legend looks pretty good. ps port do people still use that? is that a single usb type c port i see (does it support thunderbolt or is it just usb)?
nm found it
oo some motherboards they have a tb head so you can later purchase an addon card to add tb support later on. By the way i spotted this niggle of info, not sure how i missed thisFor connectivity, you get DisplayPort, HDMI, PS/2 keyboard and mouse port, 6 x USB 3.1, 2 x USB 3.2 (both Type-A and Type-C Thunderbolt 3). There’s also the Intel gigabit ethernet LAN, and the usual array of connectors for 7.1 HD audio.
so if that single type c usb is thunderbolt 3 capable, then does that mean you don't need to purchase the addon card?Thunderbolt 3 AIC Header
Thunderbolt 3 is no longer limited to certain chipset, ASRock is the first motherboard manufacturer to skillfully implement the Thunderbolt 3 technology onto AMD X570 motherboards. All you need is a Thunderbolt 3 AIC R2.0 card!
https://www.asrock.com/mb/spec/product. ... AIC%20R2.0
anyway the new PCIE 4.0 seems to run hotter, not sure if passive cooling can it or not. but most on the comments seem to want passive cooling to avoid the fans that use more power or may eventually wear out at some point. i'm mostly concerned if the cooling is sufficient for PCIE 4.0 firstly.
ooo Realtek ALC1220
Why Nobody Buys Sound Cards Anymore?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWqip0qw2LA
they mention ecc support but only with the amd pro series cpus
Ryzen vs Ryzen Pro Explained!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7DhgiL8iQs
the 1gbe intel port is pretty good, but these days you can also spot 2.5gbe port on the motherboard. but then you'd probably still need a switch to benefit from that won't you. i'm just wondering if there is a motherboard with roughly same price point and features like this but with 2.5gbe or better
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Re: Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
Just a note... I now have the new BIOS that mitigates the Intel Apollo Lake hardware problem:
[~] # dmidecode -s bios-version
SAG5AR18
Anyone that is running an Apollo Lake Intel processor should open a ticket with QNAP to get a new BIOS.
[~] # dmidecode -s bios-version
SAG5AR18
Anyone that is running an Apollo Lake Intel processor should open a ticket with QNAP to get a new BIOS.
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Re: Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
Just an update
problem solved
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/in ... ty-issues/Intel retracts Apollo Lake warning, discounts claims of reliability issues
Intel published documentation indicating a major CPU flaw similar to the 2016 Silvermont C2000 bug, though retracted it claiming the issues were fixed in firmware update for already-deployed CPUs.
problem solved
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Re: Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
I get this on my TS-453Be:
# dmidecode -s bios-version
QY47AR54
Is this older?
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Re: Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
You are using a different NAS. A TS-453Be is a later model than mine so it will have a different BIOS.
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Re: Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
Hello,
I have a TS-453Be. My BIOS version is QY47AR54.
Is this version OK?
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I have a TS-453Be. My BIOS version is QY47AR54.
Is this version OK?
Best regards,
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Re: Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
2) For BIOS version QT47AR5* or QY59AR5*,there is no need to proceed BIOS update
crush qnaps like a thanos crushing planets
Updates are compromise between old bug patches and new bugs introduced.
do you backup..then kill it with fire
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Updates are compromise between old bug patches and new bugs introduced.
do you backup..then kill it with fire
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Re: Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
Where can I get an actual BIOS version?qrusher wrote:2) For BIOS version QT47AR5* or QY59AR5*,there is no need to proceed BIOS update
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Re: Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
via SSH dohaumichblau wrote: ↑Wed Oct 23, 2019 12:31 am Where can I get an actual BIOS version?
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Re: Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
Hello,
but where can I download the actual BIOS for flashing the NAS?
Or isn‘t it possible to update the BIOS?
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but where can I download the actual BIOS for flashing the NAS?
Or isn‘t it possible to update the BIOS?
Best regards,
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Re: Intel J3455 and some other Apollo Lake CPU's may die early. BAD NEWS!
it's a mix of
QNAP will send it to you on request
and
QNAP will not send it to you even when you need it
so you gotta contact them and try your luck
QNAP will send it to you on request
and
QNAP will not send it to you even when you need it
so you gotta contact them and try your luck