I'm really hoping that is the case, I've had multiple support members confirm that it's the correct CPU. I just find that hard to believe when other staff have said they wont get them for weeks/months.
If it is wrong, then yeah I'd rather just do a CPU swap myself rather than sending the whole PC back. It's the main reason I don't want them to dispatch with the wrong chip it's just risking damage in transport with it going
Let us know how you get on.I'm really hoping that is the case, I've had multiple support members confirm that it's the correct CPU. I just find that hard to believe when other staff have said they wont get them for weeks/months.
If it is wrong, then yeah I'd rather just do a CPU swap myself rather than sending the whole PC back. It's the main reason I don't want them to dispatch with the wrong chip it's just risking damage in transport with it going backwards and forwards.
It's finally time!
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Robbie
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I do! On it now
And low and behold...
I'm so happy it's right, was worrying over nothing apparently... guess I should of had more faith but just seemed to good to be true and had conflicting infomation on when the chips were available.
I'll put some pics up soon, still need to put in GPU and older SSD's.
SpyderTracks
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Yesssss!!!! Bravo sir, can't wait for your views on it.I do! On it now
And low and behold...
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I'm so happy it's right, was worrying over nothing apparently... guess I should of had more faith but just seemed to good to be true and had conflicting infomation on when the chips were available.
I'll put some pics up soon, still need to put in GPU and older SSD's.
Just be aware, for optimal performance on that chip under certain workloads, you need to configure Windows a certain way so the scheduler can properly deal with the high cache cores vs the normal cores.
This is purely because it's the first chip of it's kind with half the cores different to the second half, Windows will eventually update the scheduler to automatically adjust as it needs to down the road but might take a little time
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Robbie
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Yesssss!!!! Bravo sir, can't wait for your views on it.
Just be aware, for optimal performance on that chip under certain workloads, you need to configure Windows a certain way so the scheduler can properly deal with the high cache cores vs the normal cores.
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Cheers Spyder, I’ll have a look when it decides to boot again. Just getting error codes and alarm sounds when trying to boot after adding in a ssd and gpu. Thought gpu wasn’t seated properly at first, but pretty sure it is. Nearly impossible for me to get to the latch to pull it out anyway. Its telling me my cpu fan header is unplugged, but havent touched it that area, its also behind fans so a joy to reach.
Plugging in a ssd to a random (power sata) at the back wouldnt have affected it right?
SpyderTracks
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No, shouldn't have influenced that error.
Just double check the Fan header onto CPU_Fan is properly connected.
Robbie
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Well its super hard to see or get to, but it’s plugged in - cant upload picture its too large from phone
SpyderTracks
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It's definitely in the CPU_Fan header?
You need to adjust image size to under 1mb or upload to cloud storage and post a link
Robbie
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100% - it was working fine, ive not touched the cables up the top of the mobo
Okay, so this is taken from the top looking down, the cpu header is far left of the pins (right in this pic) my finger is on it, i wiggled it free then pushed it back on.
It still just alarms when booting, and the lcd screen shows a red fan picture
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Robbie
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Thats what im thinking too, ive unplugged the sata that i used, same problem. Cant really tell which sata is feeding the pump (but it is getting lights etc), its a good cable management.. maybe a little too good as they are quite tight so tracing anything is hard
Robbie
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Don’t know if this helps, but put a video of it here https://streamable.com/phgwvl
SpyderTracks
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The issue is it's not detecting a CPU fan. System won't boot without it.
Either the pump SATA has become dislodged or the CPU fan is dislodged.
But as it was adding another SATA that caused it and it was working previously then it does suggest something with the pump SATA
Robbie
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Yeah, in BIOs it doesnt give any cpu fan readings.
I’ve checked everything I’ve touched and can’t see anything loose, dislodged or broken. Kind of at a loss now.
I’ll do some research tomorrow, given up with it tonight
SpyderTracks
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Don't worry, you'll sort it, but yeah, best to do with a fresh head and destressed.Yeah, in BIOs it doesnt give any cpu fan readings.
I’ve checked everything I’ve touched and can’t see anything loose, dislodged or broken. Kind of at a loss now.
I’ll do some research tomorrow, given up with it tonight
B4zookaw
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So for the LCD Capellix pump, these are the connections you need to focus on:
The last one isn't actually needed for the pump to run, but included it for completeness.
The odds are in favour of 3 being the issue, given you were working on SATA cables for your drives. So check that the Commander Core is fully connected to a SATA power cable, and that cable is fully seated into the PSU. That might be a challenge to check, as usually the PSU are is a nest of cables, all tightly zipped up.
If that all looks ok, try the 24 pin next, maybe fully remove it and reinsert.
It could well be a pump failure. A user on the PCS discord reported a failure on their brand new rig just today, so is awaiting a RMA replacement pump to arrive.
- Pump Tach plugged into CPU_FAN header on motherboard
- Pump 24 pin cable connected to the Commander Core
- Commander SATA cable connected to SATA power
- Commander USB cable connected to USB header on motherboard
- Pump LCD USB cable connected to USB header on motherboard
The last one isn't actually needed for the pump to run, but included it for completeness.
The odds are in favour of 3 being the issue, given you were working on SATA cables for your drives. So check that the Commander Core is fully connected to a SATA power cable, and that cable is fully seated into the PSU. That might be a challenge to check, as usually the PSU are is a nest of cables, all tightly zipped up.
If that all looks ok, try the 24 pin next, maybe fully remove it and reinsert.
It could well be a pump failure. A user on the PCS discord reported a failure on their brand new rig just today, so is awaiting a RMA replacement pump to arrive.
Robbie
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Many thanks for this info! I’ll recheck all of them tonight.
Just so it’s not me being silly, if i had loosened a sata power to the commander core, surely all the leds’s to the fans would stop working or the fans themself?
Currently it all seems to be working except the pump. The pump tach plugged into the cpu header, where does that go to? The commander core or from the pump itself?
SpyderTracks
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Should go direct to the pump.