bpham

Is anyone running a MSI branded Z790 motherboard? I used to be able to hit C10 on my old 10th gen setup but after switching equipment over to this new board + 12th gen CPU, I can only hit C3 max. I'm not using any of the CPU enabled slots, all chipset connected ones for pcie and nvme. All the ASPM states have been enabled and lspci doesn't show anything out of the ordinary. I tried running SCEWIN to see if the "Low Power S0 Idle Capability" hidden BIOS option was available but it doesn't show up when exporting the settings. Any help would be appreciated. It's been driving me crazy.

I'm running a win 10 VM and can't hit c-states as soon as I start it. Haven't done any additional testing to see if windows is the cause, but it seems like it since you're running server.

If you start a VM do you lose your c-states? I managed to get C10 working with a X710-da2 as well but as soon as I start a VM I lose the c-states

Did you ever figure this out? I seem to be running into the same problem. SMB writes to nvme cache seem to cap out at about 350MB/s, however in the reverse direction I can pull my full speed. Iperf3 is showing 9Gbits to Unraid. At some point I had it writing at 700MB/s but I don't know what happened.

Disregard. Problem with my VPN provider. Switched to a different one I have and it seems to be working. Thanks for your help.

I've had this container working for several months. As of yesterday it's not working. I can access the web GUI but am not seeing an external IP in the Web UI. Torrents aren't starting or downloading. Opening the console and performing a curl ifconfig.io returns the VPN IP. Connecting through openVPN to the same server on Windows appears to be working. I tried deleting and recreating the Docker container and am still having connection issues. supervisord.log