Precision 690 MY171 rev A00 mobo - hearts Xeon 5300 series

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• A power of 1000w Dell Precision 690 United States will work in the British system

  I want to order a replacement power and found a Dell Precision 690 1000W ND285 power in the United States, I know that this system works this power but wanted to know if I ordered it from the United States to be shipped to the United Kingdom (England) it will work here or is there a voltage difference that will blow/effect it?

  The reason why I ask this is that I repair my friends Precision 690 power because it starts not as it should be because it has the dreaded 1-3 and power button flashing continuously orange. I usually get it going again for him leaving on the supply cable of the day after / for a few hours, but the problem comes back finally after some closures, so not a solution.

  His system has 32 GB of RAM, a processor my171 mother board 2 Xeon QuadCore 5355, a Nvidia Quadro 4800 graphics card and 4 SATA drives and 2 DVD r/w drives all sitting in the appropriate ports.  I tested it on and all the way to no disk no ram, but even in this case the problem may occur intermittently.  I don't know that his power relatively maybe even a little somewhere? but I've looked and looked and left with the feeling that his power.

  but the only one I can find that is affordable is to the United States, the price they want to pay in Germany, I could buy a car for.

  American food will work in my UK machine?

  Thank you.

  Hugh

  (Just note that happened in (general Hardware, Audio, video) I hope this is the right category, if not my apologies.)

  hughhill

  Yes, it should

  Input 100-120 v or 200-240 v, output: 1000w Max, reference number: ND285

  Model number: N1000P-00, Ref number: NPS-1000AB a Rev: 06

  For Precision 690 microtower systems

  Connectors:

  1 x 24 - Pin ATX power connector Standard ATX Standard 1 x 20-pin power connector, power supply ATX Standard 1 x 12 pin connector, ATX Standard 1 x 8-pin power connector, 2 x PCI-Express, 4 x Mini 2 power connectors pin power connectors, adapter 1 x 6 - Pin power connector.

  Before using the power supply, check that the voltage is set at 240v. There should be a red toggle on the power switch, to set the voltage, if there is no switch, then the power supply is auto switching.

• Question OS/Hardware Dell Precision 690

  Hello

  I have a 690 w a single dual core running Windows 2003.  It has Mo MY171 rev A01.

  I put processors Dual quad X 5300 inside?

  What are the chances of getting work Windows 2008?

  What are the chances of getting work Windows 2012?

  Will be one of the Socket 771 X53XX Xeons in there?

  I put processors Dual quad X 5300 inside?

  Yes: http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/precn/en/spec_precn_690_en.pdf

  What are the chances of getting work Windows 2008? What are the chances of getting work Windows 2012?

  Good, but this is not guaranteed. It takes the server processors does not mean that it will support server operating systems. The details have never wanted to be servers - workstations. There is a good chance that you can load a server operating system and have it work perfectly, but there is also a chance that some of the equipment is the only quality work station and don't have drivers that will work correctly.

  Will be one of the Socket 771 X53XX Xeons in there?

  -What? Adapt? Work? 771 all fit, but not all of the 5300 X may work. See the data sheet above. 5300 X are supported, but not necessarily all of them. The data sheet says "up to" 1300 MHz and 2x4MB / 8MB, which means that if all processors X 5300 exceed these specifications, they may not work (unless the support has been added specifically through the BIOS update).

• (Redirected) Precision 690 starts

  I have 8-9 years old Precision 690 with dual Xeon 3160, dual nVidia Quadra 4500 graphics card, double SCASI Hitachi 150 GB, hard drives searched. Computer worked fine until he ceased to start up.

  At the start, it does not show with Bios A 06 Dell logo, as it should.

  This does not suggest that the problem is with the motherboard, boot hard drive or maybe the operating system?

  Any suggestion will be appreciate.

  With our thanks.

  Dragan Mikki

  Best of this post in the Hardware Forum general office, here:

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3514.aspx
   
  Bev.

• Drive Precision 690 start-up blocking

  Dell Community,

  I have a Precision 690, which worked perfectly in an environment Windows 8.1 until my SSD OS died a few weeks ago. I had a Samsung 840 EVO on the set, installed and took the computer home for the weekend to do a clean install window 10 Pro. Surprisingly, given the age of this beast, everything went pretty well.

  My a persistent problem is at start-up, where for the post, I see the screen following with SSD listed, no problem:

  5 Dell BIOS SAS Host Bus Adapter

  MPTBIOS - 6.06.00.02 (2006.04.05)

  Copyright 200-2006 LSI Logic Corp.

  HBA listing includes:

  0 0 0 BB6Q Samsung SSD 840 ATA 114473 MB

  0 free SAS1068-IR 0,06.50.00

  Then in the next screen:

  Serial ATA AHCI BIOS, Version iSrc 1.02.25.07222007

  Copyright blah blah blah

  #00 Bus controller, device #1F, # 02:03 Ports, devices 01 function

  00-port: no display device

  Port-01: no device detected

  Port-02 CD-ROM, ATAPI DVD A DH24ABS

  AHCI BIos installed

  Drive 0 not found Serial ATA, SATA-0

  Drive 1 not found: serial ATA, SATA-1

  Strike F1 key to continue, F2 to run the Setup utility

  And this is where the boot process stops. Yes I can by pressing F1 and the safe indeed continue, but I do a lot of remote computer management and am not always on the keyboard to press the F1 key. BIOS A08, 4 GB ECC RAM, 120 GB SSD, processor Xeon 2.66 onboard with a nVidia Quadro FX4500 nice... at least it was good when I bought it at the time.

  If you, my people, I humbly request your entry.

  Sincerely,

  Planned

  Hi PLANNED,.

  Also, try the procedure below.

  * The card system has 3 SATA Ports and 4 drive Ports.

  * Please connect the HARD drive to the HDD0 Port.

  * Access BIOS, SATA AHCI, SAS controller operation value: disabled.

  Disable unused SATA PORTS and maintain the SSD as first boot device.

  Let me know if still face you any other issue.

  Sincere greetings,
  DELL-Loïc M
  Professional community and social media
  #IWork4Dell

• Dell Precision 690 memory risers

  Original title: Dell PRECISION 690 MEMORY RISERS

  Help...
  Ive a precision 690 workstation, WITH 4 GB = (2 X 2 GB) WITH MEMORY installed now and Ive mounted a 1kw power.

  I JUST GOT A PR OF MATCHING RISERS (EG) 1,2 & 3.4...

  BUT THAT IS WHERE THE PROBLEM BEGINS.

  THE DISPLAY SHOWS THE RISERS MUST BE INSTALLED IN SETS OF FOR.

  AS SOON AS I INSTALL MORE MEMORY MAKES THE FAN BACK SOUNDS LIKE HIS WILL EVEN TAKE OFF BY PUTTING IN THE GAME OF MEMORY (4 GB), I GOT IN WITHOUT THE RISER INSTALLED FANS TO ACCELERATE.
  SOMEONE POINT ME IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION BECAUSE IM CERTAINLY SOMETHING WRONG.

  The page linked below can be useful, since it covers the installation of memory with the memory riser cards:

  Dell Precision Workstation 690 user's Guide
  Installation of memory (with maps of memory riser option)
   http://support.Dell.com/support/eDOCS/systems/ws690/en/UG/memory.htm#wp1063555

  If this is not enough, so I suggest the following tips to Shenan Stanley and contact Dell technical support.

  Kind regards

• Dell Precision 690 workstation

  Hello

  I'm trying to find the instructions/manual for my Precision 690 WS.  I am trying to install a DVD player, but can't find a way to remove the cover in the front of the drive bay that you want to insert the disk in it.  If you know how, I would appreciate your help.

  Thank you

  aak740il

  Hello

  I'm trying to find the instructions/manual for my Precision 690 WS.  I am trying to install a DVD player, but can't find a way to remove the cover in the front of the drive bay that you want to insert the disk in it.  If you know how, I would appreciate your help.

  Thank you

  aak740il

  See pages 73/121 owner's manual here:

  http://downloads.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_dell_precision_workstation/precision-690_user%27s%20guide_en-us.PDF

  Bev.

• 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

• Problems of precision 690

  I have Windows 10 technical preview on my 690 and I can't. I try to run the Dell technical support. It gives me this:

  "We are unable to recognize the service tag detected through our analysis. Please restart the scan or contact technical support for assistance. »

  What is happening with it? I entered my serial number manually and also used the software to detect it. Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  It worked! Everything is off the Execute Disable bit: in Bios/security and Win10 loaded on the Dell Precision 690 with no problems. Thanks for the idea! {:>) I guess I'll have a spare MB now at least. Was only about $30 with installed 3 GHz proccessors on Ebay. Thanks again!

• Failure of Dell SAS 5/ir Firmware update - Precision 690

  I tried to update the firmware on a precision 690 Dell SAS 5/ir and it failed.  I now get the following message when I boot.

  Could not load the LSI Logic Corp. MPT BIOS

  Lack of MRT BIOS 02 h met (XXh, XXh or XXh) PCI adapter

  Fusion-MPT Firmware error code 0706 h

  This machine is the way out of warranty, but works very well.  I have here do anyway to reflash the firmware?

  In case someone else has the same problem.

  Unzip the FIRMWARE. CPE and run the MPTUTIL, then load xxx.fw, then load xxx.rom

  Solved the problem in five minutes

• Installation of SAS drives in Precision 690

  Hello

  I have a bunch of 10 k Fibre Channel SAS drives and I'm trying to install in a Precision 690. They seem to have connectors with 40 pins at the rear, a model example is the Seagate ST3146707FC.

  Is it possible to do? If If you could point me in the right direction in terms of what parts I might need. According to the manual, it can support 4 SAS and SATA drives, so I would use a SATA and SAS together potentially 4 drives.

  Thank you.

  Hi Hierchon,

  It is not possible to directly connect the Fibre Channel interface 690 PWS.

  These CF disks a SCA2 aka SCA40 connector and SAS uses a 32 as SATA connector.

  In order to use the FC disks, you need some type of housing CF or SAN which would then connect to the PC via a FC HBA.

  The SAS cable is necessary to attach a SAS drive to the PWS690 is identical to the SATA to the motherboard, but in training, data and power connectors are gathered.

  The PWS690 has two controllers. The ports labeled SATA go to the regular Intel SATA controller and take only the SATA drives. The ports labeled HD_0, etc, go to the SAS5 integrated RAID controller which will have SAS or SATA.

  I hope this helps others with these issues since this question is 9 months old. :-(

  -rocky

• Temperatures normal precision 690?

  I recently installed a temp program (lm-sensors) on one of our precision of control of 690 and was a little scared by what I saw. The processor was sitting at about 60 ° C and the ram was average ~ 120 c. The fans gave up on a medium level.

  Now it's the computer was idle for about a week. Directly next to it is a 690 identical, also slowed, with. 24 c cpu and ~ 75 c ram, fans at low altitude.

  (1) is that someone can give me an idea of what the range of "acceptable" for this machine?

  (2) any ideas on what might be different between the two? Dust cleaned out both a week ago. Unfortunately, I don't have historical time so I can't tell if it's something new.

  Any input is appreciated, thank you.

  Wow speedstep, as usual on a user forum to get these negative responses. I'm not stupid.

  All I wanted was people to give me what temperatures they see and do not consider a problem.

  I tell myself it will be myself.

• upgrade processor for precision 690

  I have a slot on my motherboard for a second processor don't know what motherboard I have or the version of the bios I have Proccesor Intel Dual-Core processor Xeon type 5140 2.33 GHz, what do I need to buy or do in order to have 2 processors in this pc... thnks

  mtchll1

  Hello

  In this case, the system supports a secondary processor, but then the secondary processor that you plan to install should have quite the same specifications of the main processor and it must be installed with the heat sink.

  If you can send the serial number of the system via private message I can look in the details of the system to notify the processor part not and for the part, you can contact an external supplier.

  If there are issues more feel free to reply to this thread of the community, we will be happy to help you.

  Sincere greetings,

• VCA Mode Question Xeon X56xx series and series X55xx

  Dear Firens;

  I have a Cluster with two HP DL380 G6 (Xeon X 5560) servers and I want to add another server HP DL380 G7 with these Types of processors:

  Intel® Xeon® X 5690 (3.46GHz/6-core/12MB/130W), DDR3-1333, HT, Turbo 1/1/1/1/2/2) processor

  Intel® Xeon® X 5680 (3.33GHz/6-core/12MB/130W, DDR3-1333, HT, Turbo 1/1/1/1/2/2) processor

  Intel® Xeon® X 5675 (3.06GHz/6-core/12MB/95W, DDR3-1333, HT, Turbo 2/2/2/2/3/3) processor

  Intel® Xeon® X 5670 (2.93GHz/6-core/12MB/95W, DDR3-1333, HT, Turbo 2/2/2/2/3/3) processor

  Intel® Xeon® X 5660 (2.80GHz/6-core/12MB/95W, DDR3-1333, HT, Turbo 2/2/2/2/3/3) processor

  Intel® Xeon® X 5650 (2.66GHz/6-core/12MB/95W, DDR3-1333, HT, Turbo 2/2/2/2/3/3) processor

  Intel® Xeon E5649 (2.53GHz/6-core/12MB/80W, DDR3-1333, HT, Turbo 1/1/1/1/2/2) processor

  Intel® Xeon E5645 (2.40GHz/6-core/12MB/80W, DDR3-1333, HT, Turbo 1/1/1/1/2/2) processor

  Intel® Xeon L5640 (2.26GHz/6-core/12MB/60W, DDR3-1333, HT, Turbo 2/2/3/3/4/4) processor

  Quad-Core processors

  Intel® Xeon® X 5687 (3.60GHz/4-core/12MB/130W, DDR3-1333, HT, Turbo 1/1/2/2) processor

  Intel® Xeon® X 5677 (3.46GHz/4-core/12MB/130W, DDR3-1333, HT, Turbo 1/1/2/2) processor

  Intel® Xeon® X 5672 (3.20GHz/4-core/12MB/95W, DDR3-1333, HT, Turbo 1/1/2/2) processor

  Intel® Xeon E5640 (2.66GHz/4-core/12MB/80W, DDR3-1066, HT, Turbo 1/1/2/2) processor

  Intel® Xeon E5630 (2.53GHz/4-core/12MB/80W, DDR3-1066, HT, Turbo 1/1/2/2) processor

  Intel® Xeon® E5620 (2.40GHz/4-core/12MB/80W, DDR3-1066, HT, Turbo 1/1/2/2) processor

  Intel® Xeon E5606 (2.13GHz/4-core/8MB/80W, DDR3-1066 MHz) processor

  Intel® Xeon E5603 (1.60GHz/4-core/4MB/80W, DDR3-1066 MHz) processor

  Intel® Xeon L5630 (2.13GHz/4-core/12MB/40W, DDR3-1066, HT, Turbo 1/1/2/2) processor

  Intel® Xeon® Processor E5506 (2.13 GHz/4-core / 4 MB/80 w, DDR3-800) processor

  Dual-Core processors

  Intel® Xeon E5503 (2.0GHz/2-core/4MB/80W), DDR3-800) processor

  I want to know, which of these processors can use with EVC Mode my cluster?

  vCenter also can help find the right base line.

  Just try to activate CVS on your old CPU cluster: the only one you can activate (without stop the VM) is the right

• Very high readings of temperature CPU of the Mac Pro 8-core 2007

  I have a Mac Pro 1.1 updated to level with two Intel Xeon X 5365 CPU and firmware 2.1. The system has worked very well for months. However, I'm worried about CPU temperature readings. Assuming that the readings are correct, I have no explanation for the difference in typical 30 degree Celsius between the processor and the heat sink.

  Is it possible, that the CPU exceeds their life expectancy?

  During a stress test, I can see the following typical readings:

  CPU core 87 C / 189 F

  CPU a heatsink 58 C / 136 F

  B processor 91 c/196 F

  CPU radiator B C 59/138 F

  I use new thermal paste Arctic MX-2 and tried various measures, including polishing of the surface of the CPU and the heatsink using sandpaper grain 1000. Nothing has so far had no effect on temperature readings. There should be enough good contact between the heatsink and processor during the installation, because they stick well enough to remove the heatsink again.

  Max TCASE. According to the operating temperature -1333 http://ark.intel.com/products/30702/Intel-Xeon-Processor-X5365-8M-Cache-3_00-GHz-MHz-FSB is 63 degrees Celsius.

  According to http://www.intel.com/content/dam/doc/design-guide/5400-chipset-memory-controller-moyeu-guidelines.pdf the Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® 5300 series include a function of on-chip temperature sensor. The heat sink provided by Apple has a temperature sensor, which seems to be fixed directly on the coper plate that touches the CPU head spreader.

  Given the following quote from the same document:

  TIM's performance is sensitive to degradation (e.g. breakdown of fat) over the life of the processor because of the temperature of the phenomena of cycling. For this reason, measuring of the processor given TCASE value can decrease over time according to the type of material of TIM.

  Anyone know if the IHS on the CPU is soldered or whether they used the thermal paste between the IHS and the die of a CPU? In the case, perhaps it could explain the current temperature readings.

  Any ideas? Thank you!

  Your temperatures look a bit high, but not outrageous. The temperature measured on the Silicon of heat will be always higher than the temperature measured on the radiator. That's what the radiator is supposed to do, leads away from the heat to the fins, which would measure even more cool.

  Your Mac allows to adjust speed of the fans to the top in a loop of feedback, founded the temperature of these measures. You can place a floor under your minimum speeds of fans. This can be done with the tool similar to some tool you already use, like the SMC fan control.

  If the processors to exceed their safe operation temperature, your Mac will perform a sudden uncontrolled power off.