Nope, I've got mine in open ended x8 slots tooJust remembered the Supermicro X10SDV-7TP4F only has dual x8 PCIe slots. Is that going to be an issue even though they are open ended slots?
Nope, I've got mine in open ended x8 slots tooJust remembered the Supermicro X10SDV-7TP4F only has dual x8 PCIe slots. Is that going to be an issue even though they are open ended slots?
Thanks for confirming that! Wish that card came with a display port as I have dual monitors daisy-chained via display port.Nope, I've got mine in open ended x8 slots too
Looking for one with a DP to avoid buying any more adapters. With Starcraft being almost 20 years old I think I"ll be OK .I use a couple of those they work fine, not sure about gaming. (I'm not using them in esxi at the moment but they should work fine in there too.)
Also they have a couple versions of those from $29 to $49 and I want to think one has 2GB RAM and slightly higher clocks, be sure to check.
I just checked, the one I have on the shelf is a 1GB Radeon HD 6450 passively cooled with the slots going the CORRECT way front front--> back air flow, the one you linked to would likely work but with front->back wouldn't cool as good as a side/window fan blowing on it in a desktop/tower situation... not sure what case you're using.
The other card I got to try is a XFX R7 250E 1GB with fan.
XFX R7-250E-ZNP4 Radeon R7 250E 1GB 128-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 Support 3 Monitors Video Card - Newegg.com
@RyC you seen/tried this tweak or is this no longer needed?Yes, the PCoIP protocol used sends everything over Ethernet, so you can also be located further away from the server if you want. However, I've personally observed a maximum of about 30fps with the Quadro 2000 and the software PCoIP video encoder. You may be able to get more through tweaking, or buying some expensive proprietary Teradici accelerator/hardware video encoder cards. But that may be one disadvantage of zero clients if you need higher fps
Indeed, I am taking down one of my nodes and throwing my nvidia quadro 4000 in it to test. Gonna see if I can at least get up to vDGA on it.@whitey it is threads like these that make me want to find working GRID M40 drivers.
IIRC, the latest Horizon Agents automatically add this registry key.@RyC you seen/tried this tweak or is this no longer needed?
Turbo-charge View Video Performance - VMware VROOM! Blog
The Quadro 2000 works perfectly for me in vDGA mode in ESXi 6 and Horizon 7 (and 6). The Quadro 4000 should still be supported in vDGA mode in ESXi 6 too, what issues are you having? I believe the sVGA vib for ESXi 6 doesn't support the Quadro 4000 anymore though.@epicurean or @RyC, do either of you have experience with vDGA mode on a quado 2000 card in vSphere and even better if Horizon as well. My quadro 4000 sure is mis-behaving passed thru, passed both card and dependent HD audio pci device through.
Thoughts/tips/tricks or should I take the sVGA route and try this .vib driver?
NVIDIA DRIVERS VMware vSphere ESXi 6.0 Driver (this one should work for quadro 4000 but then again you can see it call out K1/K2 only).
afaik yes.Would a Radeon R7 240 be a good choice for gpu passthrough?
-Jannis