precision t7600 h310 PERC driver

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• 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.

• T420: H310 PERC Setup driver during the installation of Windows 2008 R2 SP1

  Hello

  I try to install the SP1 of Windows 2008 R1 on T420. However, it does not detect the disk and asks me to load the Setup disk.

  Now, I downloaded the driver from: http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/Drivers/DriversDetails?driverId=1HHG8&fileId=3389750350&osCode=WS8R2&productCode=poweredge-t420&languageCode=EN&categoryId=SF

  Put it on a key USB and then the wizard to detect the USB but then he said: 'no signed device drivers were found.

  Reading carefully above the driver download page, they mentioned the installation instructions, it is shown how to load the driver during installation.

  HOWEVER, the real problem lies here. These instructions are for a '. '. ZIP format"driver. Considering that, they provide only ".". EXE format"from the driver to download.

  So, regardless of teaching the highest page download driver to load the driver during the installation does not work.

  And I could not find where to download the '. '. ZIP format' driver.

  Could you help me please. What I'm missing here?

  Thank you.

  You must use this driver:
  http://ftp.Dell.com/FOLDER01460337M/9/SAS-RAID_Driver_R2_4R5XT_A03_6.801.5.0_ZPE.exe

  Run it to extract the content, then put the content on a USB flash drive to use during the installation.

• PRECISION M90 WINDOWS 8 DRIVER on Nvidia quadro FX 1500

  Good afternoon

  I've updated my Precision M90 from Vista to Windows 7 and after Service Pack 1 of Mircosoft problem to drive all has been resolved.

  Now, considering that on the DELL support site are not information on the compatibility between M90 and Windows 8 I believe in Microsoft Assistant who would confirm that the Nvidia quadro FX 1500 video card will be compatible.

  I installed Windows 8 and I have problem with video card: If stay with Windows driver I can not work because it is a generic driver and the video Resolution I not good.

  If I install the Windows 7 driver on Nvidia good office work support site but then when I go to menu "M", also well know Metro, the S.O. go out of mind and the new cyano BSoD appear on the screen.

  I have askd technical support Microsoft forum and they suggest me in the bad way that DELL must help me.

  So please can someone led can inform me if it is possible to solve this problem?

  Thank you.

  I had success with the driver, 185.20

  Good luck

• PowerEdge R420 - Raid internal H310 Perc not finding readers

  Hello

  I bought a mini H310 on my poweredge R420, but I am not able to configure the table because there are no physical disk seen by the controller.

  There are 4 cabled SATA drives... Doubt is that the H310 will not work with wired readers and perhaps is needed a bottom of basket?

  Thank you for helping

  Just gone through what we talked about previously. You said that you had connected him to the SATA port on the motherboard. With the mini, you will need this cable to SAS A near where the mini-map has been connected. You can see SAS A silkscreen next to the port. The cable there and check if the disks are visible.

• Precision T7600 thermistor

  I'm having a devil of a time finding any information on this.  I have a Dell T7600 workstation.  Here's what I have:

  When turn the machine, all the fans of turning at maximum speed and won't slow down.  It is quite noisy. I ran the on-board diagnostics from Dell and I quickly determined "thermistor ambient" did not work properly.  Even immediately boot fresh and sitting for days without power, it reports the room tempature is 127 degrees C.

  Dell diagnostics reports this error code: 2000-0314, 75225 and 107812 Validation.

  The only thing that I found online was needed to clear the CMOS I tried without success. The machine has the latest version of firmware BIOS installed. This makes me believe that the thermistor ambient is not functional/defective.

  As a work around, I can change the fan speed in the BIOS.  However, I believe that it is an unacceptable solution to long term.

  Can someone please tell me where to find this sensor and how to fix the problem?

  There is a block I/O front - I'd be willing to bet the sensor that is integrated (it's on the series 7xxx, 9xxx OptiPlex).

• Precision T5810 two DVD drives, how can I change that used to boot from at the start of the optical drive

  My T5819 of accuracy came with two DVD-RW drives, a thin line 8 x, HL-DT-ST DVD + - RW GTA0N SCSI CdRom Device, the other a full size 16 x PLDS DVD + - RW DH - 16AES SCSI CdRom Device.

  To start from a CD bootable (e.g. Acronis image recovery disk) at the present time, it's the drive slimline (E:\) is seen from the trunk once optical drive menu start. I would prefer that it if it was a (currently F\ :).) What should I do to get the disks exchanged in the system (so the reader 16 x becomes E\: and I can start, and control of thin line becomes F\ :)?) Is it simply a matter of reconciliation where they are plugged, or y at - it a bios option (or both?)

  JR-

  Guess the permutation of the cables can be that you are the only other choice. Restart, and then press F2 to open the BIOS Setup. Copy down all current settings, just to be sure.

  Power then off, unplug and press/hold power button for about 15 seconds before opening the case.

  If these are SATA optical drives and reached the data cables, do not bother exchange of berries. Just swap the cables. If they are IDE drives connected to the same wide ribbon cable, you will need to Exchange in the drive bays. That you want to create a primer must be connected to the end of the slick IDE and other intermediate connector.

  Once that is done, remove the battery from the motherboard and the press/hold power button for about 30 sec force the BIOS to check the material after reinstalling the battery. Then reboot normally from the HARD disk.

  If you get errors booting from the HARD disk, restart again and press F2 to go into BIOS again. Make sure that all the BIOS settings match what you wrote down or change to match. Save the changes and exit the installation program.

  Assuming everything works now, try to boot from one that corresponds to your favorite optical drive.

  You may need to check again drive letter assignments in Windows Management Console once it works the way you want.

  Or just learn to live with it like that...

• Reference Dell perc h800

  Hello everyone we recently bought dell precision t7600 and perc h800 map for

  control of Keystone md 1200 powe... Win server 2008 r2 is installed but no driver work for dell perc h800 tried so site Web of frim dell drivers but still no hope... am wondring if anyone can help me... Thank you

  http://www.Dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/04/DriverDetails/product/PowerEdge-T710?driverId=W7X7H&osCode=WS8R2&FILEID=3176115748&LanguageCode=en&CategoryID=SF

  Since you're under 2008 R2, you might be able to run the Package version of update for Microsoft Windows, but since 2008 R2 is not supported on the T7600, it may not work properly, then you can try the hard drive version.  Since the H800 is not supported on the T7600 at all, it is possible that none of the Dell drivers will work.

• Need driver for PERC H310

  Hello dell and community!

  I never thought that I need to contact the community to the problem. However, now the day has come. Before describing the problem, I must say that your hardware and software provided is very good and I'm happy to use your equipment.

  I needed to install windows server 2003 x 86-based PowerEdge T420 (serial number: B4 * 2). I am well aware that this server is not designed for this operating system. Unfortunately, available only on a server and the decision of the tasks it involves the use of a dedicated server windows 2003 x 86 (used for the automation of industry), that is to say without virtualization.

  I found these instructions here:
  en.Community.Dell.com/.../3846.How-to-install-Windows-2003-on-Dell-12th-Generation-PowerEdge-Servers
  I have done it. However, after the installation of windows server 2003 x 86 me when with the logo displays BSOD (0x0000007b, ATA SATA mode is selected in the BIOS). Third party connection LiveUSB showed that shocks, unfortunately, are not created, even if I choose an option by pressing F8 before starting the system.

  I think that I stocked up on a bad driver for H310 flash drive, but there are doubts about this.

  USB stick with the driver for the appeared H310 tool

  NOTE from the ADMIN: Broken link has been removed / replaced this post by Dell >; l = en & s = gen & driverid = R140774

  The driver downloaded from here:
  www.avagotech.com/.../MegaRAID-SAS-9240-8i
  The MegaRAID SAS - XP x 86 signed, Version 4.32.0.32 driver name (in fact, I tried several different drivers, but for me it did not help).

  But, because of this doubt, if I choose to boot from a LiveUSB and point the driver like on a flash drive by utility Dell USB key F6 Driver utility, the sections are connected and well I can handle. LiveUSB, by the way, is based on Server 2003.

  Help me please. Apparently there is no relevant information, many files are not available, I've read these instructions here:
  en.Community.Dell.com/.../20384633
  en.Community.Dell.com/.../3846.How-to-install-Windows-2003-on-Dell-12th-Generation-PowerEdge-Servers
  en.Community.Dell.com/.../20472323
  en.Community.Dell.com/.../19457863
  en.Community.Dell.com/.../19523335
  thebackroomtech.com/.../a-Dell-PowerEdge-Server-Windows-2003-x64-and-the-Battle-Over-SAS-RAID-drivers

  What are the steps I take to performance windows server 2003?
  Thank you in advance, your team is great!

  First of all, I strongly suggest that you buy a server used on eBay or your local classifieds.

  Second, I suggest you that allows you to integrate the driver of your installation instead of the USB/F6 function media puff nLiteOS.com. (Integrate SP2 if not already included while you're there - the drivers might need SP2.)

  Are you sure that your "industry automation' may not work on a virtual platform? Many will work.

• Reference Dell T5600 PERC H310 led connector

  Hello

  Where is the map system of precision T5600 for Perc H310 LED connector cable please.

  I watched http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN132460/en and especially No. 5. "Connect the AUX_LED cable to the connector marked H310 SAS_ACT_LED_Conn. However, this is a new installation and I do not see where to put the cable to the system board.

  Thank you

  It is located just behind the jumper PSWD (see no. 21, page 36 of the manual for the location of the PSWD jumper)

• PERC drivers does not

  I have a Dell T3600 I am trying to restore to the factory settings. The hard drive is on the Sata/Raid HDD0 port controller, I downloaded the PERC drivers for my computer using the serial number. When I pop in the Windows 7 disc and you try to access my recovery hard disk partition, the drive is not found. I pop in the CD with drivers PERC and I load the drivers for my system HD still does not appear.

  F6 drivers should be made from floppy.

  You need F6 drivers for windows.

  Windows does not natively support the controller.

  You must install ATA mode not AHCI mode and then add drivers.

  This package provides the driver for the Intel C600 UCS storage controller and is supported on the T series of precision that are running a Windows operating system after Windows: Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 (32/64 bit).

  http://downloads.Dell.com/FOLDER01066332M/3/RSTe_f6_X5W2D_A02_ZPE.exe

  http://downloads.Dell.com/FOLDER00575801M/8/DRVR_SAS_PERC_MSM-DV6JF_setup_ZPE.exe

  F6 installation.  Otherwise, you get STOP: 0x0000007B (parameter1, parameter 2, parameter3, parameter4)

  Systems T3600 Precision, T5600, T7600

  INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE

  F6 drivers are for windows only.

  http://www.Intel.com/support/chipsets/IMSM/sb/CS-029979.htm

  General information

  • Determine if the F6 installation method must be used
  • Install an operating system on a RAID (F6 installation method)

  Troubleshooting

  • No to install the RAID driver F6 floppy drive
  • Central controller is not listed during the F6 installation
  • Error: Setup did not find any hard drives installed in your computer

  Related topics:
  Microsoft Knowledge Base article *: limited OEM driver support is available with F6... *

  This applies to:

  Intel® Rapid Storage Technology (Intel® RST)

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/916196

  You press F6 to install the drivers for mass storage during the installation process of Windows.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/922976

  Modprobe Linux is something else entirely.

  H310, H710, H710P, H810

  http://www.Dell.com/support/drivers/us/en/19/driverdetails?DriverID=M20VR

  This is the driver for the following PowerEdge Expandable RAID controllers:
   
  Adapter PERC H310
  PERC H310 monolithic Mini
  PERC H310 Mini blades
  PERC embedded H310
  Adapter PERC H710
  PERC H710 monolithic Mini
  PERC H710 Mini blades
  H710P PERC adapter
  PERC H710P monolithic Mini
  PERC H710P Mini blades
  H810 PERC adapter

  After the configuration of the BIOS of a Windows 7-based computer or a Windows Vista-based computer allows you to change the mode SATA Serial Advanced Technology Attachment () of the startup disk to use the specification of the Advanced Host Controller Interface (AHCI) or Bay redundant features of independent disks (RAID), you receive the following error message when the computer is restarted:

  STOP 0X0000007B INACCESSABLE_BOOT_DEVICE

  This problem occurs if the disk in Windows 7 or Windows Vista driver is disabled. This driver must be enabled before changing the boot drive SATA/RAID mode.

• H310 Raid 1 question

  Hi all

  I have the following, not sure is the raid H310 card tells me the drive is bad or what.  One place in the Raid BIOS it says reader: 00 is missing or foreign and other place reports 00:rebuild.  It is not what I can see, reconstruction was like that for days.

  Think, you get a new disk and type in there?

  Here is the info of different tabs in the bios raid H310.

  Dell Precision T7600
  RAID card H310 - RAID 1

  VD Mgmt
  ID:0 VDISK Large Raid 1862,50 GB

  Physical disk
  Lack of
  : 01: online: 1862,50 GB

  PD Mgmt
  00 foreign 1862,50 GB SATA
  01 SATA 1862,50 GB Online

  Outside view
  Disk 0, Raid 1 (partial foreign) group

  Virtual disk
  ID:0, Big Disk, 1862,50 GB

  Physical disk
  00:rebuild: 1862,50 GB
  01: online: 1862,50 GB

  Thank you

  Joe

  Buy a LABELER and label each disk cable and your data.  Then remove the drives.

  Buy 2 NEW READERS INSTALL AND INITIALIZE THEM.

  Then replace the old disk 1 and see if it will rebuild.

  You can't rebuild on a raw disk, it needs to be initialized and ready to rebuild.

  You get two discs, so you do not accidentally initialize icon who still has data.

  RAID 1 is an exact copy (or mirror) of a set of data onto two disks or more; a classic RAID 1 mirrored pair contains two discs.

  RAID 0 is scratched.  If you lose ANY player you write all data.

• Reference Dell R520 slow performance hard drive with 6 x 600 GB SAS 15 K

  Hello

  We are verry bad writing performance on our R520 with 2012 R2.

  For example, install a VM of R2 2012 will be faster on my home computer on this server. As we wanted using this server primarily to see that this is starting to be a real problem.

  All hard drives are in a matrix single raid 5. There are a score of 200 GB for the OS (C:\). and a score of 2, 6 TB of data and the virtual machine (D:\).

  Installation program:
  POWEREDGE R520.
  H310 PERC RAID CONTROLLER
  PERFORMANCE BIOS SETTING
  2 x INTEL XEON E5 - 2430 V2 2.50 GHZ
  4 x 16GB RDIMMS, 1600 MHZ
  6 x 600GB, SAS 6GBPS, 3.5-INCH, 15K rpm

  
  

  Thanks in advance and I apologize for my bad English.

  Consider upgrading your controller RAID for a H710. The H310 is a low range controller and your bottleneck.

• Satellite A210-16F - part number for the chassis need HARD drive

  Hello

  does anyone know what what is the * part number of hard drive for toshiba satellite A210-F16 chassis *.

  The model number is * PSAELE-01S009G3 *.
  I had a frame of HARD drive with a V00927210 part number that does not match this pattern.
  If anyone knows of a reference number or if it can display an image, at least, I would be very gratefull!

  Thank you!

  Hello

  I put t know what HARD drive chassis you re meaning precisely because the HARD drive in my A210 notebook can not find in any media
  It s just connected to the connectors in the HARD drive Bay.

  Anyway, if you need a few laptop parts (not looking at this as part it is) then I recommend you contact the ASP (certified partner) in your country in order to get a part for the Satellite A210 laptop model.

  See you soon

• PowerEdge T310 degraded but hard drives show OK

  Thanks to all who read this and who will answer. I have a T310 who took over the company that I work. The server works, but I noticed in open manage the raid showed degraded and the light was flashing on the front of the case, I do not remember the model. The raid controller is a perc s300 with 3 500 gig hds in a raid 5. Open Manage hard disks are fine, said. I don't have an option to rebuild the raid. The only options I have are delete, assign/unassign and rename. I've updated open manage 7.2 to 7.4 and erased the newspapers. The light yellow is lit in blue but watch still degraded raid.

  The version of the perc driver is 2.0.0 - 0162

  The bios version is 1.8.2

  The serial number is [[[SVC TAG REMOVED BY MODERATOR]]]

  The operating system is windows server 2008r2

  Any advice would be appreciated. And when you're looking for the latest version of open manage there were several options. What would be the option for an iso of the disk we usually get in the box with a new server? Thank you

  The S300 may not report the discs correctly in OMSA and with a failed drive, OMSA may report that everything online, if the State of an array is degraded, you have a failed drive. Check the logs in OMSA to see if you have an entry for a failed drive. If not, go into the bios of the controller and look for the drive which is missing or locate the drive that says "online" but written in red, as is the disk you will need to replace.