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Does anyone have any good recommendations for an epyc server grade motherboard that can use 3x3090? My current motherboard (strix trx40-xe) has memory issues no
by smokeydoe 3y ago
Does anyone have any good recommendations for an epyc server grade motherboard that can use 3x3090? My current motherboard (strix trx40-xe) has memory issues now. 2 slots cause boot errors no matter what memory is inserted. I plan to sell the threadripper. Other option is to just swap out the current motherboard with a trx zenith extreme but I feel server grade would be better at this point after experiencing issues. Is supermicro worth it?
- KuriousCat 3y agoIt might not be the answer you are looking for, I would take a look at components published by System76/Lambda labs such as this to pick the one that would suit me: https://github.com/system76/thelio/blob/master/Thelio%20Common/Bill%20of%20Materials%20(BOM)/thelio-systems-bom.csv https://github.com/system76/thelio/blob/master/Thelio%20Comm...
- segmondy 3y agoIf you're just going to stick to 3 GPUs. Then a lot of consumer gaming motherboards would be more than sufficient. Checkout the z270, x99, x299. If you really want epyc go to ebay search for "gigabyte mz32-ar0 motherboard" Majority of them are going to come form China and they are all pretty much used. If you have plans to go even bigger then I say go for a new wrx80
- buildbot 3y agoI have this motherboard - a big downside is many of the PCIE slots will overhang into the RAM if used for a GPU. I can't use two channels in my current ML machine because of this, and I have single slot 4090s.
- devbug 3y agoH12SSL-i or H12SSL-NT ROMED8U-2T
- moondev 3y agoHeh I went the opposite direction from zenith to ASRock tnt Are you on the latest bios? I have had good results flashing the "E" bios in the TNT folder based on the FTP site mentioned here https://www.reddit.com/r/ASRock/s/GztBuD9INh https://www.reddit.com/r/ASRock/s/GztBuD9INh