If you swapped the CPU, and the issue follows the CPU then the CPU should be faulty. If you have swapped CPU and the issue follows the CPU slot, then you probably may need to check if the slot has bent pin, else the mainboard is faulty.
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Could you let us know what processor model are you using for CPU1 and CPU2?
You did mentioned, it was working well with 2 CPUs until you added memory DIMM and issue appears? Can you let me know what model are the existing memories, are they Samsung M393A4K40BB0? Are you using the same memory modules to add to the server?
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The memory seems compatible to me. And the CPUs too, they are compatible.
I suspect there is a hardware issue. Does the CPU have any pin bended? The socket is clean and also ok? If you switch them it works well with one single processor? That will help you to discard if the problem is in the CPU itself or the socket.
Can you share the server model. Can you try 2 CPU with only one dimm in A1 and B1 slot and try. If it is working you can add DIMM one by one in pair for both CPU and check when it is failing.
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Posted August 26th, 2021 20:00
Hi,
If you swapped the CPU, and the issue follows the CPU then the CPU should be faulty. If you have swapped CPU and the issue follows the CPU slot, then you probably may need to check if the slot has bent pin, else the mainboard is faulty.
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