Server CPU Upgrade: "Barcelona" to "Shanghai"
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@mmmmbert Hot swapping CPUs is possible, just very uncommon. First step is to disable the entire node, then power down the CPU riser board ( usually two CPUs ). Swap with new CPU Riser board and new CPUs for entire node. Re-enable node.
It is much like distributed computing - except inside 'one' machine.
The trick is that each CPU in the node had to match, you could not upgrade in this manner, merely replace a faulty chip or fan. I'm in the biz & I've seen it once - 15 years ago
--The loon
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@bmw2go11 okay
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@pyromaniac171 The fans are at 100% because they detected that the door is removed. When you replace the door, it gets much quieter..
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those fans are extremely load you need to take them down from 100% to about 60 to 70%
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@zimtower I agree
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@mmmmbert Hot Swapping of a CPU has been possible technology in enterprise/server environments for many years, although it usually will require you restarting the OS, but not always.
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He's lieing........ HE's a BOUNCER!
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AMD sure has a nack for picking gay fucking names.
What a nice way to ruin your expensive chip. Always replace your heatsink grease because re-using dried out compound results in air bubbles and reduced heat transfer, this can result in heat buildup and burn up your chip.
zimtower 2 years ago 15
Hot swap a cpu? I call BS.
mmmmbert 2 years ago 7