If you mean Tctl/Tdie with high offset, then the answer is no, and AMD will probably leave it this way, requiring software to be adapted to it, instead.
I've had 1.6b and now on 1.9.
Which software you use with the high value shown?
If you mean Tctl/Tdie with high offset, then the answer is no, and AMD will probably leave it this way, requiring software to be adapted to it, instead.Is the CPU temp sensor issue fixed in BIOS version 1.6b or 1.9?
Actually, the SP5 torque is less. Per the H12SSL-NT (SP3) manual, the required torque is 14 lbf-in (I think it's actually 14 +/- 1). Per the H13SSL-NT (SP5) manual, the required torque is 10.8 - 13.0 lbf-in. It appears the orange TR tool is set to 13.3 lbf-in. So in theory, using the orange TR tool, one could easily overtorque the screws on an SP5 install.I use the same torque wrench as sp3.is the sp5 more?
And the paste that comes with the hsf works for me
What is the SP3 and SP5 torque specs ? I need to know this, I have never seen it.
- I too built one or another SP3 computer before, but with tray EPYCs rather than a boxed Threadripper. Therefore I don't have AMD's gratis torque wrench in my possession but got a generic one. It's an adjustable torque wrench, and its range covers both SP3's and SP5's recommended mounting torque.
- I don't remember anymore if the waterblock which I used came with pre-applied TIM. If yes, I used that. If no, I used Noctua NT-H1. Not because it is particularly good (it is not among the best thermal pastes) but because I am familiar with its consistency and because I have a stash of it.
Thanks ! I don't think 16.1 is that far over 15, so I am sure I am fine. Used it on 5 Genoa boxes so far.Supermicro H11DSi manual: 16.1 kgf-cm (14.0 lbf-in)
Supermicro H13SSL manual: 12.5~15.0 kgf-cm (10.85~13.01 lbf-in)
Do you happen to know the model of torque wrench you have? I'm beginning to learn about these and they are very confusing. And unless you have some sort of torque checking device or calibration certificate, its hard to know if they are accurately calibrated.
- I too built one or another SP3 computer before, but with tray EPYCs rather than a boxed Threadripper. Therefore I don't have AMD's gratis torque wrench in my possession but got a generic one. It's an adjustable torque wrench, and its range covers both SP3's and SP5's recommended mounting torque.
Do you happen to know the model of torque wrench you have?
Proxxon MicroClick torque screwdriver MC 2. For 0.4 to 2Nm. (That's 4…20 kg·cm adjustable torque.)It's a German make, I could look it up later today.