Dell Precision T7500 hangs at BIOS on reboot

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• Elgato HD60 Pro card causing "error allocation bar of e/s for pci device" at startup on Dell Precision T7500 (Windows 10 boots well after that freeze but occasionally)

  I have a Dell Precision T7500 with two processors, Xeon, 48GB of RAM, and recently I bought a PCI card captures Elgato HD60 Pro for streaming play.

  Whenever the card is inserted, I see an error saying to start (after the Dell logo and before Windows loads):

  "22/00/0: Error allocating I/O BAR for PCI device.

  I have 2 other PCI cards, which I removed and also tried to install the Elgato map on the other 2 slots, but the problem only goes away when the Elgato card is NOT installed.

  Any ideas?

  This is not a dell product.

  https://help.Elgato.com/

  Error allocating I/O BAR for PCI device

  strike F1 to retry boot, F2 for Setup utility

  The PCI-E bus is version 1.1, but your card is version 2.1

  http://Ark.Intel.com/products/36783/Intel-5520-IO-hub

  Your Xeon processors are not listed as the min spec core I5 3 rd Gen.

  There is no solution for this its the same reason that OLD maps sound and TV Tuner cards also do not work in the latest and most recent machines.

  For PCI and PCIe devices, a BAR is a Base address register which is used by the BIOS or the OS to tell the device door on what looks to match its memory resources in. Most of the PCI devices in your system requires a certain amount of memory space, and the BIOS tries to adapt all inferior to 4 GB for compatibility with 32-bit operating systems.

• DELL Precision T7500 eSata connector on the rear of the machine - how to get power to the drive?

  Howdy,

  I have a DELL Precision T7500 with an eSata connector on the rear of the machine - all my existing SAS and SATA ports on the motherboard are taken and I want to connect an external SATA drive.  How to get power to the drive?

  Is there a map that I can buy.  I have PCI, PCI - X, 2 slots available on the motherboard PCI Express.

  Should I consider that meanders on a power cable 4 wires from inside the machine?

  Thanks in advance.  :)

  Greetings MakesOwnWeather,

  Thank you for your question.

  You need to use what we call a 'hard drive enclosure. What is the physical size of the hard drive external that you want to use? 2.5 inches? 3.5 inches?

  The device draws power eSATA or USB below don't ports so no need of an additional power cable. He receives only 2.5-inch disks.

  http://Accessories.Dell.com/SNA/ProductDetail.aspx?c=CA&l=en&s=DHS&CS=cadhs1&SKU=a3018200

• Dell precision t7500 dual processor compatibility.

  Hi, I have a Precision t7500, currently with a single Xeon e5620 @ 2.4 ghz Quad core 12 MB of cache. With 32 GB 2x16gb 10600 sticks of RAM.  I just bought a 2nd processor, Board Assembly, heat sink and fan. Can I use one of the sticks of ram in each processor card? Also, could I use a combination of different processors? That would be an improvement recommended along the coast the Xeon E5620?

  Thank you very much.

  Edit - P.s. A new installation of windows is necessary?

  Read pages 17-19 in the Manual on the installation of RAM on the motherboard and riser for the dual CPU configuration.

  Unfortunately, 32 GB of RAM is not a configuration supported with two processors, even if it is compatible with a single CPU configuration. So, you may need to purchase at least 2 x 8 GB of additional RAM to run two processors.

  And note RAM must be double rank (DR) for use with two processors.

  Complicated...!

• Precision T7500 boot problem after BIOS update

  Hi eveyone,

  I've recently updated the a15 BIOS on my Dell Precision T7500 machine and now when it starts, it tries to start for a few seconds, then stops. He did this 10 times and the number 3 and 4 are on the machine. Everyone recognizes this problem?

  Win 7 64 bit Service pack 1, 6 GB of RAM, recently updated the BIOS A09

  Thanks in advance

  KWA-1,

  3 + 4 = suspends to RAM Windows fallback status

  You can start in safe mode and disable all options sleep/hibernate?

• Hard drive not recognized by BIOS in Dell Precision T7910 workstation

  Greetings,

  I recently acquired a Dell Precision T7910 workstation without all the hard drives installed, so I went to the store and buy a 240 GB Sandisk SSD put in the hard drive and then installed caddy caddy in port 0 (I also tried port 1 with the same results), and then I turned on the computer and it says "no drives found" press f2 to enter setup or press f5 for the diagnostics. I think there is probably a setting in the BIOS to configure the hard drive that I'm ignorant, so any help would be appreciated.

  Is there a CTRL-R (or another command CTRL during POST) to enter a for the LSI controller configuration utility? Possible that if installed/enabled, ports are managed by the controller LSI instead of the BIOS. However, I have not a 7910 to watch... just go out how it worked normally.

• Dell Precision 390 doesn't start with Bios pin in Place

  I recently acquired my nieces computer Dell Precision 390 and was trying to upgrade to Windows 7. When I opened upward, I noticed that the pin of the Bios was only placed on one of the pins instead of two of them as shown in the maintenance manual.

  After the replacement of the Bios pin on the appropriate setting, the computer will not start and has no effect when you press the Start button.

  I replaced the pin of the Bios to the place where I found it originally, and the end started computer. What gives here? Why didn't he start if I place the PIN Bios exactly where it is supposed to be?

  Does anyone have answers or suggestions? Thank you!

  His work EXACTLY as designed.
  

  Clear CMOS/NVRAM memory; 390

  By rider:

  The computer must be disconnected from the power outlet to clear the CMOS setting.

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• Dell Precision 490 - Installer reboots after loading install.tgz

  Heya,

  I'm trying to install VMWare ESXi Update 1 4.0 on a Dell Precision 490 workstation. (Yes, not on HCL, I think).

  In any case, I boot on the CD, and it proceeds along until the "Loading image.tgz" Stadium, after which it restarts without delay.

  I took a video of the process, and in the last screen, just before the restart, he says:

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  Loading install.tgz...

  Start-up: MBI = 0 00010150 x, entrance = 0 x 0...

  I tried to add that the 'noACPI' switch to the boot options, same result.

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  http://communities.VMware.com/thread/263240;JSESSIONID=9C89E876F761BC5E6D528BBB5ABC810F?TSTART=30

  But there is an answer. (I posted here to see if the author has managed to operate).

  See you soon,.

  Victor

  What you use for storage in the PWS490? What the rest of the specification of it (processors, amount of RAM, etc.)? Have you tried to install ESXi on a USB key (a device 2 GB +, SanDisk Cruzer work)?

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  Review the allocation of points for "useful" or "right" answers.

• ESX5.5 on Dell Precision T7610

  I have installed ESX5.5 on Dell Precision T7610 with this hardware configuration:

  CPU cores: 16 GHz CPU 2.593

  the processor socket: 2

  Memory: 64 GB

  Disks:

  1-disk SSD 500 GB (installed on this drive ESX5.5)

  2 - no SSD drive scsi drive attached serial ATA (Seagate 1000 GB) of disk

  each thinks works well I was sent 3 VM on the first disc. I cam move the VM from disk 1 to Disk2.

  but when I am trying to deploy VM on the disk2 Storage Seagate (serial attached scsi ATA drive), the operation failed, the second disc is no longer recognized by the server (disappeared since the storage drives),

  I have to reboot the machine Dell to see the disc again, Please see the file log atthed vmkernel

  some time, I do not see the disk on bios

  Please your recommendation is very appreciated.

  I want to confirm that ESXi 5.5 is taken in charge & certified on DEL T7610 of precision

  
  

  Thank you very much for your support.

  Madjid

  Senior system engineer

  Hello

  The problem has been resolved by removing the SAS disk 1000Go, adding two SAS 500 GB raid0 configuration.

  in this configuration I deployed machine VM without error to write file at the end of the deployment of the virtual machine.

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• SLI on Precision T7500

  Hello.

  I tried for the past few days get 2 GeForce GTX 670 cards working in SLI on my Precision T7500.

  I have the cards installed in PCIe SLOT2 and SLOT4 and connected by a bridge standard SLI ASUS. I also configured the video BIOS as 'Option 1'.

  The two cards are recognized. The system starts. I can connect the video cable to each card and it works. I see also two cards on the Windows Device Manager and nVidea Control Panel. However, I have not all the SLI settings there. I have run many tests and confirmed that SLI is actually not work. I use the latest version of 304 nVidea driver.

  What Miss me? Can you please help me?

  Hi thewaver,

  Welcome to the community.

  As explained by you it seems that your computer answer about all the needs for SLI configuration work on your machine. However, we have not tried SLI bridge from ASUS, on our Dell Machines. Please check on this part and keep us informed.

  In addition, you can check the link next to the site Web of Nvidia for all your FAQ about SLI:

  www.GeForce.com/.../FAQ

• Precision T7500 sees only 2 TB of new 3 TB drive

  Hello world

  I installed a new internal Seagate Barracuda 3 TB HARD drive in my Precision T7500 (32 bit Win7), but it shows only 2 TB. This disc is intended only for storage. I've updated the latest drivers of reference dell for BIOS, chipset.

  All the solutions how to use all 3 to as a HDD internal?

  Thanks in advance

  
  

• x 8 connection distance MXI causes conflicts with my on my Dell Precision T3600 PCI slot

  Hi all

  The easiest to say is that I am migrating from a x 4 MXI explicit connection to an x 8 MXI express connection and when I do I get an error on the motherboard which is unable to load the single PCI slot.

  Error in WIn7 64 bit Device Manager reports a yellow exclamation point

  Device "Intel (r) 82801 PCI Bridge - 244 properties"

  The error listed in the device status box: "this device does not work properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. (Code 31) »

  Unfortunately, I need this slot machine to run a card calendar to conjucton with PXI hardware. There is no anomaly when I used the x 4 connections with virtually the same loadout except for one Exchange a PXI-5122 (x 4 config) to SMU 5122 (x 8 config).

  If I leave the MXI PCIe card in but do not connect to chassis PCI slot SMU (and the fine card appear.)

  If I remove the PCI card into the slot, the error still occurs.

  I swapped the x 8 card and NVidia graphics card without success (the 16 x only two slots).

  I photographed the reader and removed the H310 Dell PERC RAID card and charged the RAID array RAID integrated Intel C600 and still no change.

  I have updated BIOS to A07 to latest A08.

  I updated the Intel Chipset at the latest on the Dell Web site.

  I guess that I just wonder at this point if someone is able to run a x 8 MXI express at SMU with a Dell Precision T3600, T5600 or a T7600 chassis.

  PC - Dell Precision T3600

  Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit SP1

  3.2 GHz Xeon 6 core (E5-1650) w 16 GB of DDR3 memory

  Reference Dell PERC Raid (x 8 PCIe) H310 / C600 onboard Intel RAID

  Nidia Quadro 600

  2 x 1 TB SATA drive (mirrored)

  SMU Rack - OR 1082

  Slot 1 - SMU - 8381

  Slot 2 - OR SMU 5122

  Slot 3 - NOR SMU 5442

  Housing 4 - OR 4 to 6 TB RAID NI 8262 x MXIe

  Housing 5 - PXI 6733

  Housing 6 - PXI 6733

  NI MAX report is attached as a text file.

  After much work by NI Applications Engineer Kyle K, this problem has been resolved.

  I'll post the solution to this PC dependent problem here, just in case it will help others in a similar situation.

  It seems that Dell sometimes uses one default BIOS quite restrictive on the number of PCI bus in these (and other). By allowing several PCI bus, you will be able to list all the devices in the sacrifice of some memory available for OS 32 bit running on 4 GB of RAM. No problem for me because I'm under 64 bit OS.

  Congratulations to Kyle even if he has not posted here yet for him give real congratulations.

  Greg

• Dell Precision 490 CPU Upgrade

  Hello

  My Dell Precision 490 currently runs 2 x Intel Xeon 5130 (Woodcrest) 771 socket LBA.  The Intel Xeon 5160 next would be compatible with my system. My mobo is ODT031 / 5000 X of Chipset / 6321ESB Southbridge.

  Server Intel Xeon 5160 3.0 GHz dual core Socket 771 CPU SL9RT 4 M/1333 64 - bit

  Type of CPU / microprocessor
  Server market segment
  Family Intel Xeon 5100
  Model number? 5160
  CPU HH80556KJ0804M reference numbers are a microprocessor tray/OEM
  BX805565160A is a microprocessor in a box
  BX805565160P is a microprocessor in a box
  Frequency? 3000 MHz
  The bus speed? 1333 MHz
  Clock multiplier? 9
  The package 771-land Flip - Chip Land Grid Array (FC-LGA6)
  1.48 "x 1.48" (3.75 x 3.75 cm)
  Socket Socket 771 (LGA771)
  Introduction date 26 June 2006
  Price at introduction $851

  S-spec numbers
  Production processors of'RE / QS
  Part number QLUF QOXI QTII QXQT SL9RT PLATE SLAG9
  BX805565160A +++
  BX805565160P +++
  HH80556KJ0804M +++

  Architecture / Microarchitecture
  Core microarchitecture
  Bensley Platform
  Cranberry Lake
  Glidewell
  Core processor? Woodcrest
  Review of basic? B0 (QLUF)
  B1 (QOXI)
  B2 (QTII, SL9RT, SLABS)
  G0 (QXQT, SLAG9)
  CPUIDs 6F6 (SL9RT, SLABS)
  6FB (QXQT, SLAG9)
  0.065 micron manufacturing process
  Data width 64-bit
  The number of cores 2
  The number of threads 2
  Floating Point Unit integrated
  Level 1 cache size? 2 x 32 KB instruction caches
  data cache 2 x 32 KB
  Level 2 cache size? 4 MB of shared cache
  Multiprocessing up to 2 processors
  With MMX technology
  SSE
  SSE2
  SSE3
  Extended Memory 64 technology (EM64T)?
  Virtualization technology?
  Execute disable bit?
  Power mode low features HALT
  Extended halt mode
  Stop grant mode?
  Enhanced SpeedStep technology?

  Thermal/electrical parameters
  Nucleus of V? 1V - 1, 5V (B2 Stepping)
  0.85V - 1, 5V (G0 stepping)
  Minimum/Maximum operating temperature? 5 ° C - 56.5 ° C (B2 Stepping)
  5 ° C - 60.7 ° C (B2 Stepping)
  5 ° C to 65 ° C (G0 Stepping)
  Maximum power dissipation? 130.83 watt
  104,84 watt (continued)
  Thermal design power? 65 watt

  Notes on Intel HH80556KJ0804M
  The bus frequency is 333 MHz. Because the processor uses Quad bus Data Rate effective bus speed is 1333 MHz
  Part BX805565160A includes 3U + active / passive thermal solution 1U
  Part BX805565160P includes the 2U passive thermal solution

  I tried an Intel x 5365 and it remains as a CPU not supported. I'm under revision of BIOS A08. There is sauce more involved magic, such as a general release BIOS rev no?

• The Dell Precision T7600 CPU temperature and fan speed

  Hi all

  I recently got a Dell Precision T7600 workstation that has two processors Xeon E5-2620.  I checked the specifications of Intel and the maximum temperature for these processors apparently is 77.4 C.

  However, when you run fairly intensive applications that can last a few days or so to analyze, I noticed that the CPU temperatures get much hotter than this no difference in the speed of the fan.  I used speedfan and CPUID to check the temperature/fan speed.  The highest I've seen the temperature was 90 c and the fan speed has been only 900 RPM.  He regularly sits on 70 c and still no response from the fans.

  I find this a little hard to believe given that surely fans should be a little lower than 90 c action!  I checked the settings of the bios (version A05) and the fan speed control is on auto.  I have also run the diagnostics and it reported no problem.  The fans run, but I'm not convinced that is the speed controller!

  Is this normal?

  I managed to re - install the A10 bios (it appeared to include a few things my already installed version is not ).

  Anyway, tried to launch a number of things to keep the processor at 100% for a few hours.  It seems that the fan speed changes now and the maximum temperature of the processor, I was able to get (and briefly) was 72 C.  He had served mainly the mid to high 60s with fan speeds ranging between ~ 1000 - 1500 rpm, as required to keep it there.

  I would say that the new BIOS has solved my problem.

• Dell Precision 690 workstation several hard drives

  I have a Dell Precision 690 and I am trying to connect the hard drives in the right order. The documentation says they must go into the HARD drive marked locations on the motherboard, but they do not work. The only slots that work are the SATA slots. I tested five SATA drives but I can only get three to work on three SATA slots instead of four locations of HARD drive and slot extra SATA as the book said to do.

  I tried which helps the controller under the BIOS: has no significance if it is enabled or disabled. I determined that AHCI is unable to be activated, it must be ATA.

  In the end, I need to have five total drives. Four in the slots in the HARD drive and the other in the SATA slot. (Which will be for operating system 1 SATA and SAS RAID 4). I realize that the HDD_0, 1, 2, 3 locations are to use SAS/SATA but I can't take too much work.

  In addition, I don't ' know if this is important or not, but he has Windows XP Professional x 64. BIOS A05 and I know an update is A08, I did do that yet though.

  Anywhere I can find that material assistance would be much appreciated.

  -E.Avalon (help).

  Yes, there are three ports labeled SATA (0,1,2) and four ports labeled as HARD drive (0,1,2,3). The manual says to connect hard drives in HARD drive ports, then in the SATA ports. The first two SATA ports are for additional optical drives and the last port is used for a fifth hard drive.

  I got in touch with several people in technical assistance from Dell and eventually find the right driver to install.

  Because I don't have the OEM disc that came with the computer, I was doing a new installation of a Windows disc. I needed F6 (third party drivers) to activate the HARD disk ports until the installation has taken place. (And honestly I don't remember what the file was immediately.)

  The AHCI could not be activated because the discs I have are Serial ATA disks and in the BIOS, there is a choice between ATA and AHCI.

  The problem is solved and I feel like I could do a test on this computer and become a technician for her.

  -E.Avalon