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While the DIY micro server is interesting, it would be nice if HP came out with a Ryzen 3 based MicroServer Gen11 with validated ECC. A pity the MicroServer Gen10 just came out and although it's AMD powered, it uses a Cat core. That CPU's an APU though (the Gen10 has two DP ports), so any new Gen11 etc. might have to wait for the Zen APUs. Ryzen being a SOC, it should be possible to make a very cheap simple mobo for it.Very much so. If these support ECC they can fill the whole Intel left in the micro server market when they killed ECC support for anything non Xeon and C200 based.
If these Ryzen 3 prices are true,AMD is onto a winner:
http://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-3-130...ssors-pricing-leaked-landing-27th-july-month/
I hope not, let that product segment die off for mainstream desktop. I'm sure the demand for 2c4t could be adequately serviced by the Zen APU.
Interestingly there are no 1000 or 1100 series SKUs. I wonder if that means AMD will have a 2C/4T set of SKUs.
Gigabyte Gaming B350 Gaming 3
1700
Team Group Dark 2x4gb.
No overclock
Failing to boot, 4 diagnostic LEDs just cycle from RAM back to CPU and fails to post. Tried both sticks of ram in all 4 slots to no avail.
Dead RAM?
It should do. As it is mostly about having a basic machine for relatively simple and lightweight tasks, so not having a worry about discrete gpu is perfect.It'd be nice to have a G4560 style chip around the £50 mark though, unless that price point will be covered by the APUs.
Gigabyte Gaming B350 Gaming 3
1700
Team Group Dark 2x4gb.
No overclock
Failing to boot, 4 diagnostic LEDs just cycle from RAM back to CPU and fails to post. Tried both sticks of ram in all 4 slots to no avail.
Dead RAM?
It'd be nice to have a G4560 style chip around the £50 mark though, unless that price point will be covered by the APUs.
Test one ram module at a time to diagnose.