You'll need to create a GRUB boot usb key to pass the command, more informations in this previous post.How would you normally do that? What software/tools do you use? How do I locate and change that "setting"/value?
You'll need to create a GRUB boot usb key to pass the command, more informations in this previous post.How would you normally do that? What software/tools do you use? How do I locate and change that "setting"/value?
I just got my M90q Tiny Gen 3 (P360) and my Supermicro AOC-STGN-i2S is on order. Right now the x16 riser card ( 5C50W00910 ) is over 80 USD on amazon or eBay. On the other hand the x4 riser card ( 5C50W00909 ) seems to be only 40 USD, so I'm wondering, if this card will work as well. Or are there any reasons to favor the x16 riser card anyway, even if the x4 riser did work?I'm running two P360 Tiny's with Supermicro AOC-STGN-i2S NICs on x16 risers without issue, FWIW. With 3D printed baffles thanks to this thread.
My M90q Tiny Gen 3 (which just arrive two days ago) came with a Micron MTFDKBA256TFK SSD. The hottest it got was 71 degrees Celsius, when I created a TrueCrypt partition. That doesn't seem so bad. I haven't run any other heavy loads on it though.Any info on which brand ssd does Lenovo uses in it m90q gen3 I ordered 256gb gen4 2280 model does it has heating issues?
Thanks what about fan noise at 35-40% load?My M90q Tiny Gen 3 (which just arrive two days ago) came with a Micron MTFDKBA256TFK SSD. The hottest it got was 71 degrees Celsius, when I created a TrueCrypt partition. That doesn't seem so bad. I haven't run any other heavy loads on it though.
I suppose though they put in whatever brand they can source at any given time for the best price from their approved vendors, so no guarantee that you wouldn't get a different brand.
I've been on a rampage lately buying things from taobao so I did a quick search for the riser's part code. YMMV.I just got my M90q Tiny Gen 3 (P360) and my Supermicro AOC-STGN-i2S is on order. Right now the x16 riser card ( 5C50W00910 ) is over 80 USD on amazon or eBay. On the other hand the x4 riser card ( 5C50W00909 ) seems to be only 40 USD, so I'm wondering, if this card will work as well. Or are there any reasons to favor the x16 riser card anyway, even if the x4 riser did work?
Another question: For Windows 10 or 11 Pro can I use Intel's vanilla 82599ES drivers from here or do I need a special Supermicro driver?
Thanks in advance for any insights.
I haven't tracked a noise to load correlation yet, but when I initially go the unit and ran the various Win 11 updates (including from 21H2 to 22H2) the fans got quite loud. Nothing I'd like to have in my bedroom. Even in my home office I found it bothersome. At idle the fans are running, but in the office room I don't hear it because of other ambient noises. Maybe I'll pay around with a tool to set a fan curve one of these days.Thanks what about fan noise at 35-40% load?
I got this version: ThinkCentre M90q Gen 3 | Intel-powered Tiny Desktop PCThanks I had ordered m90q gen3 with 12100 as desktop replacement( delievery in next 3 weeks) which processor is yours?
I was really thinking whether m70q gen3 makes sense as download machine or should I just go for odroid h3
There's some discussion of this on the previous page in relation to earlier models and risers and I made some notes in the original post accordingly. We don't have enough information for the Gen 3 stuff to make any real recommendations except to say that older PCIe cards (like the popular I350-T4) may or may not work with either riser - the PCIe 4.0 slot that's the Gen 3 seems to have issues with some PCIe 2.0/2.1 generation cards.Right now the x16 riser card ( 5C50W00910 ) is over 80 USD on amazon or eBay. On the other hand the x4 riser card ( 5C50W00909 ) seems to be only 40 USD, so I'm wondering, if this card will work as well. Or are there any reasons to favor the x16 riser card anyway, even if the x4 riser did work?
There was a header for the card on the motherboard in previous iterations, I've not checked on the P350. Could you confirm that the official Lenovo Thunderbolt card comes with the necessary cables to use the header? It's an open question in the first post since I'd never sighted the official FRU.I just got in a few different risers and the official Lenovo Thunderbolt PCI-e board so will post this weekend how it all works in a P350. Still curious whether it will work whether or not I use the GPIO cable (of if there's even a header on the mb for it)
I found the entire set on eBay - there seem to be two FRUs one for the card and cable but everything came with mine. There are two cables that fit two headers on the mb. One's a GPIO and the other says DP on it - maybe some kind of DP passthrough`/There was a header for the card on the motherboard in previous iterations, I've not checked on the P350. Could you confirm that the official Lenovo Thunderbolt card comes with the necessary cables to use the header? It's an open question in the first post since I'd never sighted the official FRU.