Pcie Bifurcation Settings - Supermicro SuperServer 620C-TN12R User Manual

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PCIe Bifurcation Settings

By default, the BIOS will set bifurcation according to the detected PCIe card. Bifurcation
settings can be found in the BIOS under Advanced > Chipset Configuration > North
Bridge > IIO Configuration > CPU1/CPU2 Configuration. Before modifying bifurcation
settings, verify that the riser card cables (if any) are connected correctly, as described in the
riser card cable routing table.
Motherboard connectors JPCIE1 to 4 can provide PCIe lanes to the riser cards or support
more NVMe drives. For NVMe, refer to
If the system configuration deviates from the standard supported setup—for example different
riser cards or NVMe routing—bifurcation may need to be set manually.
CPU
PCIe Port
Motherboard Connectors
IOU0
JPCIE1 and 2
IOU1
JLUIIO2
CPU1
IOU3
JAIOM1
IOU4
P1_NVME0 to 3
IOU0
JAIOM2
IOU1
JRUIO2
CPU2
IOU3
JPCIE3 and 4
IOU4
P2_NVME0 to 3
Figure 3-22. BIOS Screen for PCIe Bifurcation Settings
Chapter 3: Maintenance and Component Installation
data cable routing
BIOS IIO Mapping to Motherboard
Note
RSC-D2-668G4 (rear slots 1-2); or additional NVMe
RSC-D2-668G4 (rear slot 3)
AIOM slot P1-AIOM
Four NVMe ports from CPU 1
AIOM slot P2-AIOM
RSC-D2R-668G4 (rear slot 3)
RSC-D2R-668G4 (rear slots 1-2); or additional
NVMe
Four NVMe ports from CPU 2
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table.

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