Hello,
Kyösti Mälkki said,
> ECC signals between DIMM sockets and AM3 are not routed in AM1I-A
> boardview files I found, while they are in AM1M-A boardview.
>
Are you able to link to these boardviews?
If ECC will not work on the AM1I-A but is known to work on the AM1M-A, and
the boards are very
Unbuffered and/or NOT registered.
The buffered/registered is cheaper on ebay, and also higher density (up to 32GB
or 64GB per DDR3 DIMM) so it could look like a bargain but it isn't.
It's cheaper because you can't use it on most consumer hardware.
AMD hardware that supports buffered and/or Regi
On Thu, Sep 26, 2019 at 4:34 AM Matt B wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> This might be a dumb question, but not having a manual to go off of, would
> the ECC ram have to be buffered or unbuffered? (if it can be made to work
> with the AM1I-A at all) Any other important specifications?
>
> I bought a AM1I-A
Hello,
This might be a dumb question, but not having a manual to go off of, would
the ECC ram have to be buffered or unbuffered? (if it can be made to work
with the AM1I-A at all) Any other important specifications?
I bought a AM1I-A (I've had my eye on a good deal on ebay) and it should be
here
Hello,
That has short but very informative indeed. Thank you. :)
Even if the pinout is the same, is it possible that some connections have
been left disconnected or components unpopulated on the board, which would
prevent ECC from working?
As a more general porting question, what steps should be
On Mon, Sep 23, 2019 at 6:51 PM Matt B wrote:
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> Greetings,
>
> The AM1I-A [1] is supported by Coreboot, while the AM1M-A [2] is not. The
> latter seems to be a larger version of the first, with more expansion options.
>
> For the smaller 'I' not much is stated in the manual [3] except to check
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