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Is Xeon Phi 5110P compatible with asus p9d-x C222 chipset and E3 1220l-v3 CPU?
The Asus P9d-X mother board has the function on "Above 4G decoding" option., the chipsets is C222.
And I am going to install an E3 1220L v3 or G3258 on that chip.
Can they work together?
and is there any instruction and details on this kind of set up?
Thanks a lot guys. There is so little data about them.
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We understand that sometimes the information on compatibility is hard to find; I was checking on Asus website and the Xeon phi co-processor does not show as a supported processor for this board.
You can check the information from the manufacturer https://www.asus.com/Commercial-Servers-Workstations/P9DX/HelpDesk_CPU/ here
In order to be able to make the Xeon Phi work in our server boards, the following settings need to be trigger:
- BIOS settings to trigger:
- 1. The following should be disabled:
- Virtualization; this is found within the "Processor Configuration" section, under Advance menu.
- Hyperthreading; this, too, is found within the "Processor Configuration" section.
- Onboard, software RAID; if you rather have a hardware RAID controller card, then, disregard. Needless to say, if you rather configured your system with onboard RAID, please, back up your data before disabling this.
- All PXE options within NIC configuration
- 2. The following should be enabled:
- 'Maximize Memory below 4GB.' if your system has less than 4GB.; otherwise, disable this one.
- 'Memory Mapped I/O above 4GB.'
- Make sure the 'Memory Mapped I/O Size' is set to 256G
I may want to double check if you really need this co-processor for your purposes https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/is-intelr-xeon-phitm-coprocessor-right-for-you Here
In this case the next course of action would be checking with the manufacturer to see if they have further information to provide you.
Regards,
Steven V.
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We understand that sometimes the information on compatibility is hard to find; I was checking on Asus website and the Xeon phi co-processor does not show as a supported processor for this board.
You can check the information from the manufacturer https://www.asus.com/Commercial-Servers-Workstations/P9DX/HelpDesk_CPU/ here
In order to be able to make the Xeon Phi work in our server boards, the following settings need to be trigger:
- BIOS settings to trigger:
- 1. The following should be disabled:
- Virtualization; this is found within the "Processor Configuration" section, under Advance menu.
- Hyperthreading; this, too, is found within the "Processor Configuration" section.
- Onboard, software RAID; if you rather have a hardware RAID controller card, then, disregard. Needless to say, if you rather configured your system with onboard RAID, please, back up your data before disabling this.
- All PXE options within NIC configuration
- 2. The following should be enabled:
- 'Maximize Memory below 4GB.' if your system has less than 4GB.; otherwise, disable this one.
- 'Memory Mapped I/O above 4GB.'
- Make sure the 'Memory Mapped I/O Size' is set to 256G
I may want to double check if you really need this co-processor for your purposes https://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/is-intelr-xeon-phitm-coprocessor-right-for-you Here
In this case the next course of action would be checking with the manufacturer to see if they have further information to provide you.
Regards,
Steven V.
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