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• PCI-6528

  I'm looking for a letter of volatility for the PCI-6528.

  Raytest,

  Take a look at this knowledge base article. I think that's what you're looking for.

  Letter of volatility for static DIO and devices TIO

• Remove a desktop USB 3.0 PCIe Card Questions in an HP e9200z

  Hello

  I have a:

  HP Pavilion Elite e9200z CTO desktop PC
  Model name e9200z
  Product AW017AV-ABA number
  Software Build 94NAv6PcA4

  Name of Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit) Edition
  Build number 7600
  Version of DirectX 11

  Motherboard
  System Board
  Chipset AMD RS780/RS880
  AMD SB700, SB710/SB750 Southbridge
  Box spring
  Manufacturer FOXCONN
  ALOE products

  BIOS
  The vendor American Megatrends Inc.
  Release Date 11/09/2009
  Version 5.03 BIOS string
  ROM size 1.00 MB

  AMD Athlon (TM) II X processor 4 620
  Name AMD Athlon (TM) II X processor 4 620
  Hearts 4
  Son 4
  Temperature C 22.00
  The current 2.60 GHz speed
  Multiplier x 13.0 (4.0 - 13.0)
  Features (+) MMX, 3DNow! (+), PSE36, x 86-64, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4A, NX, SVM
  L1 Cache of Instruction 4 x 64.00 kB
  L1 Data Cache 4 x 64.00 kB
  L2 4 x 512.00 KB of Cache

  Video card
  NVIDIA GeForce G210
  Adapter Chip Type GeForce G210
  512,00 MB video card memory
  Video card in the BIOS Version 70.18.9.0.10
  Driver c:\windows\system32\drivers\nvlddmkm.sys
  8.17.12.5936 driver version, 08/08/2010

  I installed a Western Digital SuperSpeed USB 3.0 PCI Express (PCIe) card. Then I discovered that my diet was already within its nominal capacity output when the computer was shipped. Now, whenever I have a USB device that is connected to the computer, it didn't matter if it is a USB 2.0 or 3.0, the chart shows a decline in the quality whenever I would like to start or restart the computer. If I start the computer without any device USB 95% of the time it would start the graphics in the way it was supposed to be. With the clarity of high definition. I know that I must remove the PCIe card, but my questions are:

  1. If I just uninstall the drivers and let the PCIe card in place if it will still support power?

  2 should I replace the power supply, after you fix this problem?

  3. is there a way to test the power subsequently to ensure that it is correct?

  4. If the withdrawal of the PCIe card is the best method. What is the procedure to remove? Out the PCIe card and uninstall the drivers through the Device Manager? If so, in what order? Card PCIe controller driver, driver finally hub?

  5 leaving the drivers installed and just released the PCIe card be a better idea? If ain't broke don't fix it...

  6. If I let the drivers installed, but get out the PCIe card drivers would say the power supply to power again?

  7. If I take the PCIe card that you call the part that I'd buy that connects to the hole in the back of the tower and what size would I get?

  Thanks for your help! Even if you can only answer some of my questions, feel free to jump in.

  Replacement of the power supply is a common practice. It's a question that is asked constantly. If your power supply is at the maximum, then replace it. It is not all that difficult to accomplish. Even a slight upgrade with a 85% effiecient PSU is a plus.

• PCI 5153 - Question about resolution / full scale

  Hello and I hope it's the right subforum.

  I am currently looking for data that we recorded using a digitizer NI PCI-5153. I noticed one thing, it is that there is a difference between claimed resolution / full scale range and in fact, what has been recorded.

  We run to 0.2 V pk - pk and in this configuration, I see that each step of the digitizer is actually 0.8593 mV instead of the expected 0, 2V / 256 = 0,78125 mV.

  Right now I have all the available data that extends beyond - 0.1V or + 0.1V, so I can't study if the full scale is actually closer to 0.22V pk - pk or if there are only 233 ~ steps available to the digitizer. This isn't a deal breaker, but it would be good to know what is happening. Can anyone help? Or did I just miss something in the manual?

  And the beach to the other parameters of the full scale would also be longer than 10%?

  Thank you very much!

  Björn

  Hello

  After some research, I found that our measurable range is usually larger than the nominal range of 4 to 5 percent. I recalculated the size of bearing with this in mind and I got results that are close to what see you. So I think you see behavior expected on your device.

• Z820: Z820 Windows 10 question - pci bus 0, device 22, function 3

  HI guys! Try to set up a fast enough for 4 k machine NLE here, began with a refurb Z820. Managed to get 10 Windows running without much of a fight. One last question, that I can't understand and I watched and read until my eyes covered in blood with no posotive result.

  In - other devices - Pci Serial Port Device Manager.  I have a Pci bus 0, device 22, only function 3 no error driver installed. As far as I know I installed all the drivers, updates, etc., etc... at least two times.

  As everyone on this forum has more experience with HP workstations then I thought that I would return it to the wiser.

  Thank you for your help.

  o.k. now.

  Retrace my steps, always a good thing when lost and confused, I realized that when I installed the Intel sp744499.exe management software, I didn't follow directive and that run the extract program of it is installed destination! Down & here when end of step B as written in the release notes, you no longer have to fix the latter on issues. Lesson learned - read all the instructions you can find, including the release notes.

  Thanks again to Paul who tried to save my sight.

• HP ENVY 15-j052nr TouchSmart: Question Mini PCI-E Slot

  Hi, here is my problem: I replaced with an external GPU adapter wireless LAN module, I thought that the port Mini PCI-E free, my laptop was able to detect this new GPU adapter, but turns out he didn't, only the Wifi Slot detects it

  I can still use the Ethernet port for internet, but I don't want to lose my wifi connection then the questions are:
  
  This supplement Mini PCI - E port is really a Mini Port PCI - E or is it just a reserved port SSD? they have all both has the same appearance
  If so, is there any adapter out there that can allow me to use this Mini PCI - E instead of just normal port port of SSD?
  If the awnser is NO, then is there any WiFi Module that would work in this port? (I tried to install my WiFi Module in port said, but the system could not detect it)
  
  Here you can see the two ports

  

  I would bet dollars to donuts against this thing work and still think you run a risk of damage to the laptop. The wi - fi connection port is a 1 x pci-e card and video it wants at least a 8 x lane. But if you are happy with it so I am.

  Oh and the port of the WSSD is a unique single-purpose storage connector that you discovered. You will need to get a usb wifi dongle.

• On the NI PCI-6221 fast sampling rate question

  Hi I was wondering if someone can answer a question of sampling rate on this card to PCI-6221 (http://sine.ni.com/nips/cds/view/p/lang/en/nid/14132).

  Especially if I wanted to transmit simultaneously (analog output) and data acquisition (analog input), what is the sample rate max I could use. Kind regards.

  Since the 6221 is multiplexing the analog input, your question for I / simultaneous ao is possible for one channel of the only. If your "simlutaneously" can include delays (e.g., 100us), you may be able to work with several AI channels as well...

  HAVE the multiplexes, workable sample rate given that the total sample (250 kHz) frequency divided by the number of channels that you use. AO is faster than HAVE it, so it does not reduce this number.

  hope this helps,

  Norbert

• Simple question == PCI x 16 vs PCI x 16 "2.0".

  Hi I have a Presario SR5310F I want to upgrade with a video card.  I want to really just to speed up my system and maybe play more than a few games.  When I went to my usual provider (newegg) I noticed that there are many more PCI x 16 2.0 cards available.  Do you know if they are compatible?  I just got this computer less than a year ago, why spend the x 16 to 2.0 so soon?  Oh, one more question, I checked my diet last night and I have a 250 watt power supply.  What kind of card I could get without the upgrade that.  All advise you could give would be appreciated.

  2.0 cards are backward compatible.  Best deal is now the 9600GSO with GPU 92.  It costs $50 after rebate.  This card can easily to 600-650 MHz overclock.  It also comes with HDTV out.

  The stock of power supply should redouble efforts to drive the GPU (more noise).  You can also switch to a quality 400W PSU $30.

  http://shop1.frys.com/product/5837943

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16817139008&CMP=AFC-C8Junction

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• Slot PCI Express HP p7-1203 question!

  I just bought a HP p7-1203 today and I want to update the th graphics card and the specs say that it is a PCI Express x 16 (gen2.0) slot that means it's just a regular PCI Express slot or a PCI Express 2.0 slot? Probably a stupid question.

  http://h20000.www2.HP.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/document.jsp?objectID=c02980014

  This means that it is a second generation x 16 PCI-Express slot... so Gen2.0 it conforms to the PCI-E 2.0 standard.

  Frank

• 2 very simple questions about 6225 PCI card

  Hello world

  I use for the first time a card PCI of 6225 (80 all entries). This card is linked to two junctions of SCB-68 block and my goal is to use it to acquire 40 Equations signals. Using the wizard DAQ, I came to these conclusions:

  1) the first 8 of my 40 Equations entries go out first to a block?

  (2) the block junction n ° 1 for each differential signal, I need to put a bias resistor 10 kohm between each AIGrnd and the V (-) signal. That's what I did with the other cards X 622. To do this with block n ° 2 too, I have that pin n ° 22, 9 and free to use all of my 32 43 signal. Is this correct?

  I know that these are 2 very basic questions, but if someone could just answer for confirmation, it would be great.

  Thank you very much

  Kind regards

  User

  Hello

  (1) the 8 first entries go to the 1st exit of block as this pdf for Connector 0 shows.  For the last pin of the Connector 1 you will find the information in the screenshot below:

  

  (2) according to your source impedance, you must connect your source as described in figure 4-5:

  

  Or 4 to 6 of the l M-series user manual(page 4-15 to 4-18, so with a coupled polarization resistance also between the positive terminal of the source and AI GND).

  Then if you have a noise problem, you can follow these documents:

  How to eliminate ghosting of my measurements?
  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/73CB0FB296814E2286256FFD00028DDF?OpenDocument

  Reduction of the impedance of the Source of an analog input Signal
  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/CF83426BC3AC514A86256C10005A4771?OpenDocument

  With the help of a Gain (voltage follower) unit with DAQ hardware buffer
  http://zone.NI.com/DevZone/CDA/tut/p/ID/4494

  I hope this helps.

  Kind regards

• Question of PCI driver

  My has a Decive PCI driver! mark next to it, so I tried to update, and it wouldn't let me. So my question is the following how can I fix this problem? Y at - it an update for him or what I need to uninstall and re install it or what I can do?

  Thank you when you read this and here are the screenshots of my problem:

  

  This is the screenshot showing my! Mark and the following shows the details of it.

  

  It shows the details of this screenshot I say get an update, but after that I have to try, it won't let me update because it says that there is not any compatible drivers for it.

  What can I do about it?

  Hello:

  Access the media from your PC and driver page and install the card reader driver found in the storage category.

  You post the model # of your PC.  Normally, the card reader driver is Realtek on new computers portable consumer of HP.

• Question about "Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller".

  I just received notice of an optional update waiting for my laptop (HP), for "Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller".  My main question - is it SAFE for me to let that settle?  (I have Windows 7, wired, no wireless and no other devices connected to my machine).  Of course, I just want that it is SAFE to install.

  Yes, you must update the driver as it offers corrections. In case if something bad happens, you can restore the previous driver.

  Kindly let me know if something like this happens that I hope stricto I will provide measures for the restoration.

• Question of XPS 8300 PCIe

  I tried to find an answer to the question and hope someone here can help.

  I have a XPS with an I5 2300 processor 2.8 8300. The tag indicates it was made in August 2011. The PCIe slots on the mobo are PCIe (1) x 16, which is occupied by a graphics card and (3) connectors PCIe x 1 which are empty. My question is about the three empty slots and what generation these slots are - PCIe 1.0, PCIe 2.0 or PCIe 3.0?

  I can't find the answer to this question. The reason for the concern is the computer has no USB 3.0 ports, and I am interested in installing a USB 3.0 PCIe card. I read that you need to match the generation card PCI with the same build location for optimum performance. In other words, if these niches is only PCIe 1.0, it seems unwise to pay the sum of $ for a PCIe 2.0 (or 3.0 PCIe) card if they'll only opearte to bandwidth 1.0?

  Thnx in advance for any help.

  Hi Scewter54,

  PCI-E 2.0 and PCI-E Gen2 are exactly the same thing. XPS 8300 comes with Intel H67 Chipset.

  Answer please for more details.

• Sandy Bridge and PCI channels/performance question

  I was doing emergency surgery on my old HP and I remembered that I have a couple of old graphics cards lying around. And that made me think of my collection in constant expansion of hard drives and never less in less free time, backups, and Sandy Bridge platform limited channels PCI and their (real? theoretical?) effect on performance with cards cards additional specifically RAID. If I'm covering old ground, let me know.

  As I understand, there is not much to be gained by installing an old ATI HD2400 Pro or similar in a new computer, what I'm really wondering is - after installing the card and a third running monitor on it - of the main graphics card and related parts of my system would suffer a slowdown similar to what might be expected if a RAID card is installed.

  (And no, I don't mean to revive the heated discussions of Sandy Bridge / X 58.) Is it you like someone ' one, anyone - let them be above!)

  I am just wondering if it might be a worthwhile project to compare benchmarks with and without a second graphics card installed and if someone thinks it would be a logical way to see no effect on the allocation of 570's PCI channels alone, without the complication of a real external RAID array question (and the enormous benefits it would probably).

  everything you need to know here

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/854514?TSTART=30

  This has been put to bed in time there...

  Scott

  ADK

• Corresponding to a graphics PCIe w / PCIe slot legitimate question.

  Hi all

  By everything I mean hurt and Jim - the hardware wizards! Another question of material...

  Comparing two Supermicro mb, the X8SAX and the X8STE, I noticed the X8SAX has two slots PCIe 2.0 x 16, while the X8STE has a x 8 PCIe 2.0 x 16 slot.

  So... my question is... If I use a graphics card of high-end as the GTX 260 or a lower end Geforce 9500 GT, buy the X8STE Mo would be a mistake, because the two cards is x 16 and put them in the 8 x using an x 16 slot degrade the speed in half - correct?

  the two cards is x 16 and put them in the 8 x using an x 16 slot degrade the speed in half - correct?

  Fix.