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Thread: How to: Arima AMD Opteron Quad Core Socket F 3000 series

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    hehe... that is a... "nice case" ) hey, as long as it works; the case doesn't give any performance. My case is a Chieftec CH-02SL-SLM. The motherboard doesn't fit in right, and I had to mod the case to get it worked out.
    Ok, so far... I just got it up and running, but with no video at all. Above it says that those boards don't like nVidia cards. Well, I only have a Quadro FX3500 and FX5500. So, an ATI x600 should work? Thanks.

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    Yeah that's what I have in mine. It likes it well enough.

    Could also try any random PCI cards you may have lying around just to see what happens.
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    Thanks! I will try different cards, and I'll let you know how it goes!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sparky View Post
    Yeah that's what I have in mine. It likes it well enough.

    Could also try any random PCI cards you may have lying around just to see what happens.
    Oh Sparky you know I hold your cardboard box -I mean case- in the highest regard!

    I've also tried an ATI x300, geforce 210 (didn't work), but settled on a cheapo ATI rage pci card from Compusa/tigerdirect.

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    I've also tried a GeForce 210 (didn't work). I just ordered an ATI x600. I should get it soon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Origin_Unknown View Post
    i contacted these people for a replacement bios chip when an IEI mini-itx board bios went pear shaped - they sent me a new chip pre-flashed

    http://bios-repair.co.uk/ref/Arima.html
    Anyone ordered a replacement bios? Does it work? I want to put my machine back online but last time I messed too much with bios settings (ram speed, numa setting) and it won't post, and can't reset bios.

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    Today I've tried an ATI x300 and didn't work. So, I guess my only option right now is to go for a ATI x600.

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    Quote Originally Posted by profsegp View Post
    Today I've tried an ATI x300 and didn't work. So, I guess my only option right now is to go for a ATI x600.
    Or the rage xl i linked to earlier
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    Quote Originally Posted by File not found View Post
    Anyone ordered a replacement bios? Does it work? I want to put my machine back online but last time I messed too much with bios settings (ram speed, numa setting) and it won't post, and can't reset bios.
    I did the same thing with my board. I found this guy on eBay and he did a great job. He flashed 2 bios chips for me that I sent him. A lot of guys didn't want to flash the chip because it is an oddball chip very rare to be used for bios chip. So anyway this guy has his own website and goes between Canada and Poland. I think he might be still in Canada for now. He did a great job and was extremely reasonable ($10).

    http://www.paltronics.eu

    There are two versions of the bios .bin files in this thread somewhere that you can send to whoever you have flash the bios chip ( http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...t=#post4668296 )
    and by the way thanks to all the contributors to this project. It has been invaluable in getting this set up. The boards are a little flakey as others have said.

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    Did he flash it with full ACPI?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sparky View Post
    Did he flash it with full ACPI?
    The 10 million dollar question.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sparky View Post
    Did he flash it with full ACPI?

    I wish. No I just sent him the known good existing bios files. I don't think implementing full ACPI is all that easy, although on another site there was a guy who edited people's Rioworks Arima ACPI. Maybe I will try to find the link and ask him about it. He seemed to know what the hell he was doing (not just talking a good game). Maybe we could throw him a few bucks for the effort.

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    We should get osx on these. That would be awesome.
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    Thanks, saving me so much time searching around. Hopefully he can help me out ^^,

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    Quote Originally Posted by shoota View Post
    We should get osx on these. That would be awesome.
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    Barf on you. It would be awesome!
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    Quote Originally Posted by retro77 View Post
    I'm just booting up my Arimas after a summer hiatus. I can't get either one to post. I suspect the power connections as a couple of those adapters had leads that were pushing through. I made sure all had good contact but no luck. I was able to get them both to "power up" with just LED 3 and 4 lit. But not POST though. I am having the worse luck with computers lately.

    Anyone think of anything I am missing?
    What up retro77!

    I'm having the exact same problem as you are. no hdd/dvd plugged in, all 4 8360se's in the motherboard, using a radeon 4850, everything powers up except no beep, no display, and the two lights (3,4) lit up... weird acting board for sure!

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    It hasn't had the CMOS battery go flat and lost the BIOS or something silly?

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    I'll try and boot these guys up again. Maybe I need to leave them plugged in to charge up the battery....

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    I'm not 100% ceretain but every board I've ever seen uses a non-rechargable battery. Every recent board I've seen uses a CR2032 for the CMOS battery which is a 3v Lithium battery. If it's too dead it might, maybe, prevent the board from POSTing but leaving the power on won't charge it.

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    They aren't chargeable, no.
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    I only had this symptom when using a non-compatible video card.
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    Quote Originally Posted by D_A View Post
    I'm not 100% ceretain but every board I've ever seen uses a non-rechargable battery. Every recent board I've seen uses a CR2032 for the CMOS battery which is a 3v Lithium battery. If it's too dead it might, maybe, prevent the board from POSTing but leaving the power on won't charge it.
    Good point...A+ 101 here....

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    I only said I wasn't certain because there is a chance that the board uses a capacitor instead of a battery. I haven't seen one like that in a loooooooooong time ... but considering I haven't played with an Arima board personally, it's at least theoretically possible.

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    I am using successfully the asus nvidia 9800 and the sapphire 4850x2 with great success.please note tha these gpu are pci-e 2.0.note that i currently use bios 1.0.4 and since upgrade from 0.9.6 i lost compatibility with the ati x700,ati r1650,
    pci mayrox g550,rafeon 7500 pci .you can hotflash your bios chip with flashrom.details and bios images can be found in my previous posts.special concern should be given in memory modules.

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