[Solved] S5000XVN Intel Power Signal Connector

I turn on and dont recive signal in my monitor connect with hdmi dvi and gba and nothin aun one led green change to orange ( the leed have a pic tringle with exclametion)

i dont found nothing for this change of color i dont stand why dont see nothin in my monitor minimum should see the bios and if you fail after that would go out i use Radeon HD 5670

kingx87 are you neverdie from http://www.eggxpert.com/forums/thread/791883.aspx

i dont found solutions for this problems i talk with intel services and only say need use the case of intel

It could be just a memory problem too.

Well, then tell me exactly which LED blinks green-orange?
Have you read the user manual, it had all the errors listed there in case of different LEDs blinking. Each LED is for a specific reason.

I know where the LEDs are placed...... that's why I asked which one is blinking, and you still haven't given the correct answer. It's got a specific Number..... you need to say which Number LED is blinking.

Amber Solid on Critical, nonrecoverable
Fatal alarm – system has failed or shut down
DIMM failure when there is one DIMM present, no good memory
is present
Run-time memory uncorrectable error in non-redundant mode
IERR signal asserted
Processor 1 missing
Temperature (CPU ThermTrip, memory TempHi, critical
threshold crossed)
No power good – power fault
Processor configuration error (for example, processor stepping
mismatch)

page 60 . Led B
http://download.intel.com/support/ [...] s_r1_5.pdf

the led when turn on the computer is green solid after 20 seconds aprox change to ambar solid no beeps and not image

VGA:ATI RADEON HD 5670 2GB
Monitor:KDS Radius
MB:S5000XVN
CPU:Intel® Xeon® Processor E5240 (6M Cache, 3.00 GHz, 1333 MHz)
Memory:8 GB FBDIMM
PSU:ATX Ultra LSP650
HD:2X160 GB WD 1x620GB WD 7200RPM
Cooling:2X Dynatron 2U CPU Misc:

Case ATX i dont have the intel case

the vga put in pci xpress, the memorys A1 B1 C1 and D1 Slot memory

two slot and put 2 processors

OK, now, firstly, the Manual doesn't state it supports the E5240 Processors.
Anyways, that could be because the manual is pretty old.
My suggestion right now would be to remove the DIMMs and populate them in Single Branch mode...
That means A1,A2,B1 and B2 and give it a try.

Here's a little something from here at Tom's itself....

"1. CPUs must have the same QPI and RAM speed to work together.
2. CPUs must have the same thermal profile (TDP) to work together.
3. The CPUs must have the same number of physical cores to work together.
4. The CPUs must have the same number of logical cores to work together.
5. Stepping does not matter.
6. Clock speed does not matter.

If all of those are met, then you can run the CPUs together. The CPUs run at the speed of the slowest CPU. The current mix and match list:

1. Xeon E5502- can only work with another E5502 since it's the only dual-core Xeon 5500 (#4.)
2. Xeon E5504 can work with the E5506, both CPUs run at 2.00 GHz.
3. Xeon E5520 can work with the E5530 or E5540, both CPUs run at 2.26 GHz in either case.
4. Xeon E5530 can work with the E5520 (CPUs run at 2.26 GHz) or E5540 (CPUs run at 2.40 GHz)
5. Xeon X5550 can work with the X5560 or X5570, both CPUs run at 2.67 GHz in either case.
6. Xeon X5560 can work with the X5550 (CPUs run at 2.67 GHz) or X5570 (CPUs run at 2.80 GHz)
7. Xeon W5580 can work with the W5590, both CPUs run at 3.20 GHz)
8. Xeon L5506- can only work with other L5506s since it's the only L-series Xeon 5500 without HyperThreading.
9. Xeon L5518 can work with the L5520 or L5530, both CPUs run at 2.13 GHz in either case.
10. Xeon L5520 can work with the L5518 (CPUs run at 2.13 GHz) or L5530 (CPUs run at 2.26 GHz.)
11. Xeon L5508- can only work with other L5508s since it's the only 38-watt TDP Xeon 5500. "

OK, you're getting the same signal , after changing what all?

You need to check this
http://www.intel.com/support/mothe [...] 028540.htm

Is the BIOS of that board up to date?
What version is on it?
Does it support the E52XX Processors, since Intel is being very specific about it's 52XX Line
"Intel® Xeon® processors 5400 and 5200 series require specific hardware and software revisions on the following Intel® Server Boards and Platforms:"

yeah, i understand that....
I'm trying to figure that out...
Do you have an old processor on you that might have been in the rig?
Have you tried to Clear the BIOS and start from scratch, but, this time, make sure you are using the bare minimums, only, one processor in Slot 1 the second slot should be empty.
The four RAMs in the slots I specified earlier.
Etc etc

Please read this:
Try to install each CPU in single mode operation and see if both of them works.
The board supports one or two Intel (R) Xeon Processors 5000 sequence.
http://www.intel.com/support/mothe [...] 022346.htm

Not all boards or systems support the Intel® Xeon® Processors 5400 and 5200 processors. Refer to Support for Intel® Xeon® Processors 5400 and 5200 to ensure you order the correct product.

If you are using a non-refresh board, then any 45nm CPU is not meant to be officially supported on the non-refresh board.
If your board is a non-refresh board, then only 65 nm cpu worked fine on it.
A non-refresh board will not have a letter 'R' at the end of the naming.
Example: S5000XVNSAS, S5000XVNSATA
A refresh board will have the letter 'R'
Example: S5000XVNSASR, S5000XVNSATAR

Now regarding the population for the CPU, refer to the document
http://download.intel.com/support/ [...] ev_1_3.pdf
Section 3.1.2.1
Page 24/112

Try the Intel Server Config Tool
http://serverconfigurator2.intel.c [...] tegoryID=2

No the Intel Chassis is not the problem, the problem is the Processor being supported by the Board....
That's the main reason they have the Server/Workstation Configuration tool online so you don't end up buying incompatible products, especially since server grade material is not cheap.

http://serverconfigurator2.intel.c [...] px?ID=1448

and you'll be opting for either the workstation kind or the server kind, they are 2 different types altogether...