Scheeringa1

@_cjd_ While scouring the ever dying internet, I found a gentleman who installed 5 5950Xs into 5 Asrock rack mobos. He was having the exact issues I was, and it seemed to be an issue with the memory controller. I got more stability by turning the RAM clocks to 800mhz per his write up, but still not perfect. Seems to be the 5950X just not liking the ECC memory. And if I wanted it to be stable I would need to give up ECC, throw my memory clocks into the toilet, or go to just 2 sticks and cut my capacity way down (64 gigs to 32). None of those seem like an even tradeoff for the extra cores.

@_cjd_ I'm fairly positive it isn't overheating. Digging down the rabbit hole I did find some new beta bios' which I'm going to try. Also, a couple of reports of adding stability by de-clocking the ram. My concern was not knowing if I should be looking at Unraid configuration or hardware.....but it's seeming to be hardware. I'll keep ya posted.

Hey everyone! My server has been running great on an AsRock Rack X470D4U2-2T and a 3900X. Several dockers, VMs, and all the good stuff. Microcenter was selling the 5950X for under $400 and I just couldn't resist. Everything boots up fine, but shortly after I start up the array everything crashes so hard the IPMI interface bricks. I put the 3900X back in, and everything is fine. Does this sound like a bad CPU, or maybe something in a configuration I'm missing. I upgraded from a 2700 to the 3900 and don't remember having to deal with hard crashes.

I think my issue is related, although I don't even get connectivity for one day. Since I upgraded from 6.11 to 6.12.2 my server is acting like it doesn't have internet anymore. My DNS is set correctly, and I'm even using Plex without an issue....but for some reason Unraid is being dumb.

That is good to know! How do I do that? 😒

I had a problem over the weekend, and I'm not sure what the solution is. I've been using "My Servers" since I upgraded to 6.9.X and it's a nice feature. This weekend, however, I shut my server down to swap some lower capacity drives for larger capacity ones. I rebooted, and couldn't access my server on my local network. I utilize PiHole as my DNS server in a VM.....and without my array running I could not access the internet, and my browser wouldn't let me access me server via the local IP address. It kept trying to point me to the Unraid.net address. I ended up having to use my cell phone as a hot-spot, and then I could access my server that way and restart my array. Could there be a easier way to access the server locally?