OPTIPLEX GX620 using NVIDIA Quadro NVS450

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• Support for vSGA using nVidia Quadro 6000 in view 5.3 / 5.5 Esxi?

  Hello - I have a client that is running view 5.2 / Esxi 5.1 using vSGA via nVidia Quadro 6000 GPU in hosts. We use the 304.76 driver version today. I noticed that nVidia Driver 319.65 is on the nVidia site. Any input there information if either the 304.76 for Quadro 6000 driver will work on Esxi 5.5 or if the nVidia v319.65 driver will work for GPU Quadro 6000 in Esxi 5.5?

  Thank you very much in advance,

  Chris

  As far as I know, it should work fine.

  Linjo

• recommendation for old Optiplex GX620 graphics card

  I upgraded my OS to Win 7 Pro 32 bit on this computer, but the Windows experience index is estimated at 2.8 with aero off because of the graphics.

  Processor: Mark 3.9, memory rating 4.5, Aero graphics performance: score of 2.6, games graphics: Mark 3.4, HDD: score 5.8

  It's a mini-tower Optiplex GX620 about 5 years, used for backup and email and the internet for other PCs:

  Pentium 4, E6850, 3.0, 4MB, Core Duo-Conroe, HDD 320 GB, 3 GB of memory, 375w power supply, graphics card, 128 MB ATI Radeon X 600, integrated sound.

  I would like a recommendation on a graphics card inexpensive that this machine can handle without more work of the CPU. I have searched the forum but could not find recent info.

  Thank you.

  will2010t

  SAPPHIRE HD 5450 1 GB would work in a dell optiplex GX 620? Slim. also is it just plug and play?

  I doubt it is plug-and-play; to illustrate, a parent replaced a burnt on 6450 with a 8400GS and Windows installed default VGA driver and he left like that. The screen showed a large black border, and the resolution is suboptimal. Installing software appropriate to NVidia eliminated border and full resolution.

  I would say that the card will work, but you will need to install the driver (which isn't hard).

  I have a Sapphire 6570 installed in my GX620, with excellent results.

• TECRA S5 Nvidia Quadro NVS130M - sudden BSOD - Win 7 Pro 32-bit

  After moving from Vista to Windows 7, everything worked fine until two days ago, when suddenly my laptop stopped working. I had to hard restart it, and then all hell broke loose.

  The problem is the following:

  Info part number: PTS53E-00S009EP - Toshiba Tecra S5 - 2 GB Ram Intel Core 2 Duo T7300 2.0 Ghz - Nivdia Quadro NVS130M

  Windows 7 Professional 32-Bit started to report all of a sudden and the error code 43 for the graphics card (Nvidia Quadro NVS130M). I got the latest nvidia drivers, so I uninstalled the previous and restarted the machine and installed the new. After the restart, the laptop crashed with a blue screen.

  I went back to the last known good configuration (drivers vga adapter default of windows, which does not recognize the Nvidia Quadro NVS130M) and the laptop booted up normally allow me to get back into Windows.

  I went to the Nvidia drivers previous, and arrived the same problem, blue screen, go back to the last known good configuration (by default windows vga adapter driver).

  I went back to the latest drivers for the Nvidia Quadro NVS130M found on the download from Toshiba site, same situation as before.

  I went backwards to the oldest drivers on the Toshiba Support downloads site, and the question remains.

  Since August, I have Windows 7 Professional 32 - Bit and it worked fine, it is completely up to date, and have always used the two wit the factory default Vista and Windows 7 Nvidia drivers.

  I have installed windows updates recently, the latest being early November 2011.

  That recent change, about 15 days ago, it's that I've finally found the drivers for the SD card reader, they where for windows XP it is interesting enough, but Windows 7 immediately recognized the SD reader that she had not until then. He could not yet identify the kind of material, it has been.

  I tried to uninstall the drivers from toshiba for the reader of SD card, but even in this case with this uninstalled and hardware disabled in the management of the material, when I try to use the factory drivers downloaded from Toshiba blue screen happens again.

  Another symptom, I noticed is if the blue screen do not occur (when he does it specifically lists a file from drivers nvidia as the cause), the computer will stay with a black screen and the fan will operate at extremely high speed, but there seems to be no HARD disk activity, as the drive HARD activity on the laptop does not light at all.

  I read there is a problem that can lead to the computer by blocking or gel at least that the latest version of the UPEK software is used. However it does not mention anything on a blue screen. Also, given that the blue screen error message specifies a Nvidia driver file name, he wouldn't do much sense this problem it was the UPEK fingerprint software that was the cause.

  He wouldn't make any sense at all because if I leave the default vga only adapter driver and do not install a driver for the graphics card, everything works well, reader SD, UPEK Figerprinting, etc...

  I had all this work, including the fingerprinting software until exactly two days ago for what the confusing too me.

  I ran Endpoint Protection AV software from Symantec, the computer is perfectly clean, there is no virri and indication as abnormal.

  I'm now totally ideas and I can't seem to find information on this topic.

  Your help is very appreciated and urgent, because if all else fails, I would be forced to go back to Vista, something that I wouldn't really really really like to do, because of the hassle of reinstalling OS, Office and software for a total of more than 50 GB and due to the fact that Vista is significantly lower in so many aspects to Windows 7.

  Thanks in advance for your help and support.

  Post edited by: Jörger

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  Hi Jorge,.

  I've also read about pilot of fingerprints that cause a freeze on the Tecra series but as far as I know it was about A11 and M11 series S5 shouldn't be affected, but to be honest, the described issue looks more like a problem of graphics chip
  Eventually it s graphic driver not question but related graphic chip problem

  But have you tried to test the laptop with the new OS preinstalled? Try this and use the operating system has been pre-installed by Toshiba in this case, you might check if he s really a problem or a chip driver problem

• Graphics NVIDIA Quadro K200M equals what retail cards?

  I have a workbook of Elite 8570w with standard the Quadro K200M graphics chip.

  In order to determine whether my computer is running properly a game in particular, it would be useful to know what ATI or Nvidia graphics card in retail, which equals.  I don't see the K200M mentioned on the site in any game specifications or Nvidia.  I then check the graphic minimum/recommended specifications before buying this game (for the hours of leisure, of course).

  Caramel thanks... I obviously need new shows too! K2000M not K200M!
  http://www.notebookcheck.NET/NVIDIA-Quadro-K2000M.76893.0.html
  provides comparison I was looking for.

• NVIDIA Quadro: I plug 6-pin power adapter or connector 8 pin?

  I am trying to install my graphics card Nvidia Quadro 6000 on a HP Z820 with a PSU 1125W

  The Quadro card: 1x8pin auxiliary power connector and power connector auxiliary 1x6pin.

  My questions are

  1. in the connection of my power adapter, do I plug the unit into the 8 pin or 6 PIN auxiliary connector?

  2. where can I connect the other end of the power adapter?

  3. the power adapter must be a HP one or can I use any brand.

  4, if it's HP, what is the part number

  I would appreciate help on this.

  Vinny

  Edit: Here is this link related to this issue.  It goes also to other topics with excellent similar information:

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/reviews/power-supply-specifications-ATX-reference, 3061 - 12.html

  First, it is important to know that there is another interface "6 to 8 pins" which is a feature of power-for - motherboard power ... you don't want that, sure, and connectors plastic is having different shapes.  You can see that he has 4 yellow wires (usually the supply wires) and would not have the sequence of correct wiring of a PCIe 6 to 8 pins supplementary power converter:

  

  I don't know the show, too, is not what you want.  This looks like an 8 pin to two adapter 6 pins.  You want a 6-pin to 8 pin adapter.  Is attached another picture of the nVidia type tells you to do.  If you look at the hyperlink at the top of this post you will find the wiring of 6 pins on 8 wire and for your project, you will probably want to follow the advice of nVidia for best results.  There is power to the ground and 'sense' son to all be correctly connected to the adapter.

  There is also some PCIe additional adapters that allow you to convert several sheets supply 4 son "molex" grouping in a single 6-pin PCIe or connector 8.  It is best to not do this if you have a power with official ones built in.  Your the fact, and to check the manual, it looks like your top rated power supply has 3 of these auxiliary PCIe power cords (G1, G2 and G3 will be printed on the side of the end of your 3 card).  On the other hand, offer reduced rated power of the Z820 has only 2 additional PCIe (auxiliary) cords supplied by it.

  I don't know if you are forced to use a good 6-8 converter or could if away with plug 6 pin right in the correct position on the plug 8 pins of your videocard directly, according to article of the hyperlink.  I, personally, would get an adapter.

  EDIT: Here is a picture of two ends of what is supposed to be a PCIe 6-pin supplementary power adapter PCIe 8 pins.  The first and third power pins 6 pins are officially DC 12v (some references have each of the first 3 pins being 12vDC) and subsequently, the rest are supposed to be a 'sense' or earthed.  When I look at the plug 8-pole end wiring I do not see a ground wire or ground jumper coming to pin 8.  I would not recommend it, unless I'm wrong about his son:

  

• Workstation XW4300: xw4300 will not work with the recommended graphics card (Nvidia Quadro FX 3400)

  I installed a graphics card hoping to update my computer.  The Nvidia Quadro FX 3400 was the highest assigned

  graphics card recommended for the workstation xw4300 system HP specifications page.  My system

  has a 460W power supply and I connected the cable 6-pin on the map and the map pins in the PCIe x 16 slot where

  the old card was.

  When I turned on the machine, I don't have even get a bios message or welcome screen.  All black.  But on all 10

  seconds, the power would cycle off and then come back.  HP says that this map is supposed to work with my machine!

  This card appears, making it non-functional.

  Any ideas?

  I ended up going with the Nvidia Quadro FX 1400 card.  He is listed as 75W and the map of 'medium' recommended for this xw4300 system.  I paid 10 dollars for it on eBay and it works great.  Do not use the Quadro FX 3400 map even if it is recommended by HP for this machine.  Food can't support.

  A witch hunt.  Equipment old and new software don't always play nice.  My machine has a new installation of Windows 7 Pro 64 bit on it, and running Windows Experience Index gives me the blue screen of death.  I put a meter on the power during the test problems... No..  It's a kind of driver incompatibility.  Win 7 says that the driver is the last, but he chokes on the

  test the index.  Funny irony is that I ran other tests which include benchmarking 3D rendering and nothing, but the Microsoft Windows Experience Index test stifles this card.  How about you do not run the Microsoft test to improve my Windows experience.  :/  Go figure.

  This card is older hardware, and because of that I don't have hope than Nvidia or Microsoft to make Windows experience test runs correctly with win7 64 OS.  Sounds like HP.

  Here's the kudo: the guy on eBay who I bought the card quickly refunded my money when he learned about the Blue error screen of death in Windows performance index test, so I did a free card.  I'll send her money

  Back to him.  I've never met anyone so accommodating.  These companies could take a lesson from that on what customer service means.  That's how you get regular customers.

• Can I insatall a NVIDIA Quadro 600 in a Pavilion P7 - 1297C?

  I have 5 computers Office Pavilion, (2) P7 - 1297c, 1017cb-H8, H8 - 1217c and other steps here to get the number of. I am trying to upgrade the video cards from NVIDIA QUADRO 600.

  I installed a new PSU 600w in P & 1297_c. The system works fine without the new card. When I install the NVIDIA card and power on, nothing happens. I get the initial splash screen, but the system does not post, beep or let me in the bios settings. I remove the card and the system works fine.

  My computers can be upgraded to use the QUADRO 600 NIVIDIA. Computer product # H2L87AA #ABA. NVIDIA model # VCQ600-PB on box (VCQ600V2U-T on the map).

  If this is not the case, is there a video card like I can upgrade too. I am trying to run Solid Works on these computers, but the graphics are too crappy. I need best video cards.

  Help, please!

  Andrew

  HP final response is "sorry that we do not support upgrading the video card on this computer."

  I'm sorry it's a crappy answer. If you put a port PCIe x 16 on the motherboard, it should allow a card must be installed and start the computer to the top. I understand that if the driver does not work, or the system is unstable. But won't start do not at all? and the only answer is hard * bleep *!

  I advanced and bought 2 of Z820 with over-pants V5900 installed. It will be the last HP I recommned. I'll pass the time and make the turn. I have a Samsung really good one. Maybe I can get better support there.

• NVIDIA Quadro 1000 M graphic appearing is not under ThinkVantage system information

  I just got a W520, and I wonder why in "Multimedia" in the information system of ThinkVantage the Nvidia Quadro 1000 M card graphic is not appear. Maybe it's not supposed to. All that I see listed is 'Video card - Intel(r) HD Graphics Family', ' display - ThinkPad display 1600 x 900 ", and" sound card...»» "Not sure why Nvidia would not have shown here.

  because there are two gpu in your system, when you are not using anything intensive GPU that it switches to gpu intel HD and if you do 3D, games, or anything that requires the most powerful GPU, then your GPU Nvidia comes into play.

  You can switch to the discrete gpu under the menu of the bios (under the screen).

• T61 Nvidia Quadro NVS 140 M... garbled display problem!

  I have a T61 (bought in August 2007) with Nvidia Quadro NVS 140 M graphics card. I still have problems to display with the screen all of a sudden get green (?). When restarted, the BIOS itself shows a corrupted image (screen half blue, half red) and some random characters. This only happens if I use the PC for 15 minutes. Once he gets a chance to cool down, it goes back to normal working conditions.

  My warranty expired about a month ago and since I see this problem. Can anyone suggest what could go wrong.

  Thank you.

  
  

• NVIDIA Quadro 2000: DisplayPort does not

  Hello

  I've got a S30 new with a card Nvidia Quadro 2000 (latest Nvidia drivers installed). Output display (LT2452p) through the DVI port is ok, but the screen remains blank when connected through the outputs DisplayPort. Since I want to 2 monitors, I need to use the DisplayPort connectors...

  Any clue on how I could check if the graphics card itself is faulty?

  Thanks in advance!

  -Pierre

  Hello

  Thanks for the tip! I had tried so many things (a partisan Lenovo came to us as well) I don't remember all. ;-) In any case, it worked all of a sudden. I don't know why...

• Dell Precision 7710 with NVIDIA Quadro M5000M problems with 3D WPF content

  I have a

  Dell Precision 7710

  6920HQ-i7 CPU @ 2.9 GHz

  32 GB of Ram

  Windows 7 Pro Sp1

  NVIDIA Quadro M5000M 369.49 driver version

  I bought an upgrade for my

  M6700 Precision

  Our company has developed and uses software that uses WPF to render 3D content in a XBAP in Internet Explorer.  When I try to use it on the 7710, 3D content flickers when it is redrawn, makes it almost unusable.  The stats we can get our application, we can see that time of update for refreshment / current is about 45ms, while on most of the other PC, even those using the integrated Intel graphics card, typically 12ms.

  We used this software on a large number of PC without feeling anything as bad, which is obviously quite disappointing because the laptop should be able to view we want to hassle.

  As far as I can tell all our drivers for everything on this laptop are up-to-date.

  We tried using the NVIDIA Control Panel to force the laptop to use the High Performance Nvidia Quadro rather than the graphics card integrated card and it seems to be made while we were able to do, it shows the icon in the taskbar notification and which showed that IE was using the Nvidia.

  I tried tweaking pretty much all other settings I can think / see.

  I tried to use the Dell Precision optimizer to select different profiles with no luck.  The Dell Precision optimizer seems not really demonstrate the use of the GPU processor or any other stats to see with the GPU, which seems odd to me.

  I ran Diagnostics on the laptop available on the Dell support site.

  I searched the net and found a few examples of problems with Nvidia and WPF cards, but none of these things that we found seems to apply to our application.  We have desktop computers at the office where he works well with other Nvidia cards / best of all.

  In addition, the fan on the 7710 will quite difficult sometimes - hard that I expect.  I tweaked the power settings to move less, but it always seems to run the fan more that I think it should / would appear on my M6700 - or maybe it's just a fan of stronger.

  So I wonder:

  If anyone out there has experienced something similar?  If so, any suggestions on how to fix or things to try would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  We solved the problem by making changes in our application software.  We still don't seem to be able to reach the same FPS as for the other GPU, which should be similar, but we're working on that also.  Perhaps because we are trying to run the application at 4K.  If anyone has a similar laptop and can provide details on the 3D graphics performance using any software comparative analysis, it would be great if they could share for comparison.

• OptiPlex GX620 under Windows 7-64 bit

  We discuss to modernize our systems with Windows 7-64 bit. Some of them are OptiPlex GX620 with Pentium D processor. One of my colleageus began installing Windows 7-64 bit for some of them. So far, she said, she did not no problem. This system does support 64 bit OS?

  Thank you

  Litom

  Officially no, Dell has not listed this system for Windows Vista or Windows 7 compatibility, and as such, no driver is officially available directly on the drivers and downloads. He argues that official 32-bit and 64-bit of Windows XP. In other words, that it should be 64-bit compatible. I run Windows 7 upgrade advisor to make sure that he is capable of 64-bit.

  Unofficially, he will certainly work with the 32-bit and is highly likely to work with the 64 bit. Many of the system drivers are native to Windows 7 and/or may be levied on other Optiplex models. I installed the 32 bit version on a GX520 for example which is very similar. In your case I would like to install Windows 7 my instructions below without having to activate, this will give you a 30 day trial to see how it works before you lose all licenses. You know how it runs in a couple of hours however.

  An important note on the material, you have 4 GB of RAM in each system? If I do not recommend that upgrade you using crucial memory or install the 32-bit version of Windows 7, the upgrade of the RAM to 4 GB is recommended. See here for crucial memory, it says maximum 4 GB but says also 4 slots that can accommodate 2 GB each. Run the Crucial scan on one of your machines. If you buy RAM for several of these systems, it may be interesting stick 4 x 2 GB in one to see how much RAM it can attack with a 64 bit OS (you can remove the 4 GB of RAM after the test to put in another unit). See the service manual NOTE from the ADMIN: broken link has been removed from this post by Dell > for instructions in installation RAM, make sure that it is installed in pairs. I would say that it is not worth the price to get the 8 GB of RAM in each of your machines, but it would just be interesting to know as a note aside.

• OptiPlex GX620 Tower form HDD problem

  I'm working on an Optiplex GX620 Tower form that will be used in the office at our Church. The HARD drive has been fired from another computer that leave work. It's a Maxtor 80 GB SATA with Windows XP installed on drive. When I turn on the computer, this is the message that appears:

  

  When I try to start XP in one of the listed methods, it shows the screen to load for a few seconds. After that, she flashes a blue screen with error messages. It restarts showing the Dell splash screen and returns to the screen on the photo.

  If the HARD drive itself is damaged in any way? The extent of the material is in good working condition.

  cpugeek80

  I'm working on an Optiplex GX620 Tower form that will be used in the office at our Church. The HARD drive has been fired from another computer that leave work. It's a Maxtor 80 GB SATA with Windows XP installed on drive. When I turn on the computer, this is the message that appears:

  

  When I try to start XP in one of the listed methods, it shows the screen to load for a few seconds. After that, she flashes a blue screen with error messages. It restarts showing the Dell splash screen and returns to the screen on the photo.

  If the HARD drive itself is damaged in any way? The extent of the material is in good working condition.

   
  cpugeek80
   
  As the hard drive was another computer, the differences between the Optiplex GX620 and disc hard donor system [unless it's an another GX620], are too large and you may need to perform a clean reinstall of XP, then loading the OptiPlex GX620 drivers.
   
  Bev.

• Old Optiplex GX620 with 40 GB full hd

  I have an old Optiplex GX620 P4 processor to 2.99 ghz 4 GB ram & 40 GB hd with Win7 Pro 64 bit which must have the replaced hard disk because it is full. When it comes to an original SATA HD technology, are there limits on the size of the replacement drive must be? Can I use SATa3 discs on it? They just advance less quickly because of the old controller?

  Any standard desktop SATA drive will work fine - there is no capacity limit.