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Hi,
i have a Xeon E3-1275v5 with S1200SPLR mainboard with windows server 2012 R2
all of a sudden it crashed and looped with error IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
it did a BSOD trying to boot windows media as well (when trying to install to a new HDD)
after much digging i tried this
Temporarily change BIOS settings:
- BIOS > Advanced > Processor Configuration, disable Intel® Hyper-Threading Tech, and set Core Multi-Processing to 1.
windows would boot after this but it was slow
but when i renabling it to use all cores it did the same thing
so . is this a CPU issue
i have replaced the mainboard and tried using each ram separately and still didnt work
Stav
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Hi stavroso,
I am sorry for the issue that you are experiencing on your system using the Intel® Xeon® Processor E3-1275 v5.
In regard to your issue, I will appreciate if you can enable all the cores of the processor and enable the Intel® Hyper-Threading Technology.
Then run our tools Intel® System Support Utility and Intel® Processor Diagnostic Tool and send me the results. I am interested to figure out what the processor problem is.
Intel® System Support Utility
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/91600/Intel-System-Support-Utility
Intel® Processor Diagnostic Tool
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/19792/Intel-Processor-Diagnostic-Tool
I will appreciate your feedback.
Regards,
Miguel C
Intel Customer Support
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Thanks for your reply Miguel
unfortunately when i select ALL CORES (so going to windows works only with 1-3 cores)
i get BSOD and cannot get into windows or Safe mode or repair mode
i eventually had to replace the CPU and i changed to ALL CORES and it worked!
how would i proceed to get a warranty on this faulty CPU?
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Hi stavroso,
It is very unfortunate that you had to go through the replacement of this processor.
I will send you a private message to gather up personal information and processor markings, so that we can continue with the warranty process.
Regards,
Miguel C
Intel Customer Support
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Hi Stavroso,
I have sent you a new private message. I will be waiting for your personal information.
Regards,
Miguel C
Intel Customer Support
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Hi Stavroso,
I have sent your case to the proper support center. They will be contacting you soon.
Regards,
Miguel C
Intel Customer Support
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This just made life easer! I have a new ASUS Motherboard and a 11th Gen Intel Core i9-11900K. Ran great for a few weeks and started with the BSOD's I've spent a lot of time with ASUS trying to fix it and I ran across this post and sure enough, I disabled all but 1 core and it worked. I can make it run on 6 of the 8 cores so I guess it's time for an RMA.
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