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ammoune78

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Oct 20, 2017
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Hi,
I've found on everymac, that my replacement logicboard, only support single CPU. While my faulty board support double cpu, maybe this is why the CPU Fans on the double CPU-Tray are running at full speed. Is there a trick to solve that problem?
Thanks
 
Hi,
I've found on everymac, that my replacement logicboard, only support single CPU. While my faulty board support double cpu, maybe this is why the CPU Fans on the double CPU-Tray are running at full speed. Is there a trick to solve that problem?
Thanks
This is a no-issue.

All 4,1 and 5,1 backplanes are EXACTLY the same, the only difference from 2009 to 2010/2012 is that the 2009 come from factory with SMC 1.39f5 and the 2010/2012 ones with 1.39f11. Zero diff between single and dual Mac Pros.
 
May I ask a point of clarification?
A friend with a 2010 single CPU wants to upgrade to a dual CPU. Does he just need a dual CPU processor board?
He needs to buy dual 2010/2012 CPU processor board, 2009 will mismatch the SMC and all fans will run at full RPM.
 
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