Well - try swapping the CPU's from one socket to the other and give it a spin. Also, a good place to check RAM part numbers is here: Dell Precision Tower 7810 Memory Upgrades @Memory.NET - I don't use them to purchase anything but they seem to have a very exhaustive database of System-DIMM...
Getting the whole gamut of Mystery & Chance events here... but, overall, ze Machine is doing well. Upped the RAM to 4x32 Samsung - the Lordship was pleased and gracefully made the DIMMs its own, the HPE sticker proving to be no obstacle. Next up, reactivated PERC 730P card, which the computing...
Well hallelujah! After another dozen or so assorted attempts and variations, it does now appear I have been graced by the Dell with a display. The Quadro M4000 gave no dice - upper slot (so on CPU2), lower slot 4.. but the K2200 in slot 2 (I think) - yes, that, somehow worked...which is weird...
Words fail me in dealing with these damn things. Here follows a choice selection of merely the most perplexing and baffling of issues...
1) You may never again see your screen light up after a RAM or CPU upgrade.
2) RAM errors can be CPU-dependent; simply leaving you screenless on one chip...
Cheers :) I am finding the current SSD/SAS/NVME environment to be a veritable mess... it's a pity things aren't more simple like they were during the SCSI or SAS/SATA days... Another issue I am having is with a HP 25-disk array connected using external SAS cabling... giving me a hard time with a...
I wish to purchase a Dell Precision 7920 and fill it to the brim with an assortment of expansions, in particular by adding the rear 4x disk caddies and 4-6 M.2 drives. I have the Dell original 4-slot M.2 adapter already, but need some assistance on the whole NVME/U.2 subsystem.
My plan is to...
Right. Duly noted, and thank you. I had no idea this actually means something.
Indeed it is not. I should have used "LSI 9400-16i SATA/SAS HBA" as the example.
By Trimode I am assuming you mean cards that support U.2 (or U.3) , SATA and SAS...? And you're saying that, ideally, even if they do...
So, I think I need to ask you all for some help because being an old-timer from the 2010's and now looking to enhance my storage and disk systems... I am bedazzled by the enormous amount of various options currently available... in such a variety it makes SCSI standards look like a walk in the...
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