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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 hangs at BIOS on reboot

  Hello

  My Dell Precision T7500 hangs after that screen "search for devices to HBA 0..." tells me that ROM is installed successfully. Thank for nothing. It just hangs.

  I tried to restart, open the SAS configuration - there only one option, tried the F1 setup - this does allow me to enter any choice (so no diagnosis, etc.).

  It started when I rebooted my system Ubuntu 13.04 after the installation of updates.

  Any ideas?

  Thank you

  Ant

  Hi chubbant,

  Try resetting the CMOS battery.

  Now try to boot in the BIOS. Restart the computer and press F2 on Dell logo. Under the heading "Disks" disable the SAS controller. Now click on 'Apply' and get out.

  If the steps above does not work, move the hard drive to a SATA optical and 1 to SATA2.

  http://Dell.to/11myUzX

  The link above, click on manual and the Documentation Service Manual.

  Before opening the chassis, I recommend you to unplug the power cable, press and hold the power button for a few seconds and release evacuate residual electricity.

  Note: Open the chasy, if you are uncomfortable doing.

  * NOTE: Please ensure that the power cable from the computer is disconnected before opening the chassis. Refer to the service manual for assistance to remove or replace the internal components of the computer.

  Waiting for your answer!

• 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

  
  

• 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?

• 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

• PN for the primary heatsink in a T7500?

  What is the part number for the main CPU radiator in a Precision T7500?

  Ian.

  Thank you for taking the time to answer my question. As it has been some time since I first posted no response, I did some additional research and it seemed that Intel heatsinks would be incompatible with the "uniquely" mounting of the Dell Motherboard CPU coolers. I therefore had no option but to the source a heatsink Dell used on Ebay. It was not aesthetically perfect - who's going to see it anyway? - but it seems to work fine without any problems for a very long Windows 7 installation and update.

  So to add my own bit of advice to the discussion for all those contemplating the heat sinks Intel easier to get, don't bother, because they do not match!

• Model of card mother T7500 and configuration of the controller RAID LSI 1068e

  Hi, I just bought a T7500 workstation I would get around mid-December. Because of current prices for HARD drive storage, I decided to go with the 500 GB basic disk up to HEALING of Thailand. Thus, I am limited to basic integrated RAID controller. Because I am not familiar with the RAID configuration, etc. I wanted to read more before I dive in. The starting point would definitely find what was right for the Precision T7500 motherboard. Surprise! I can't find information anywhere. Even Dell people (3 different sales and support representatives) have not managed to tell me it's the Intel 5520 chipset (it looks that they believe that it is the motherboard model...). Well, I'm stuck. I would appreciate if someone could provide me with the model of motherboard and Special Edition, all information on the capabilities of the controller integrated RAID (LSI 1068e) would help me determine what drives should I plan to buy. In addition, one thing that is not clear to me what I inferred from the configuration on the website Wizard is the issue around disks > 2 TB. Of after I read it, I was not able to determine whether the problem was related to the simple readers > 2 TB or if it was related to the management of a storage space > 2 TB (which could be composed of several readers less than 2 TB). What I have in mind (remember that I do not have the machine right now) is to 4 X 1 TB drives in a RAID 0 + 1 (which I'm not sure that the integrated controller supports) configuration that will result in the storage of 2 GB mirrored. The operating system is Win 7 64 bit. Thanks in advance for any info that will help me to prepare my setup (buy hard drives, if I can find cheap ones) and find information on the configuration of the RAID. MrBricole

  I'm sure the T7500 uses an Intel Server Board (since this chipset is located on the Intel site under its motherboards, Dell is essentially correct, even if they didn't know why), but it doesn't matter in the context of your question, because the '' integrated '' RAID controller is not actually on the Board.  It's a card (called "integrated" only because it has a slot on this machine).  Because the functionality of the RAID controller is not on the Board of Directors, Board info will not help you.  Everything you need to know about your Council and the entire system, you can get the T7500 manual.  SAS 6/iR (LSI 1068e) RAID controller information can be found here:

  NOTE from the ADMIN: Broken link has been removed from this post by Dell >

  The SAS 6/iR will not support more than 2 TB of drives, or it will support more than 2 TB of virtual disks.

  It will also only supports RAID 0 OR RAID 1 OR both, but not together (not levels no RAID nested as RAID 10 or 0 + 1).

  So with four 1 TB drives, you can easily do two RAID 1 (called integrated mirror in the controller BIOS CTRL-C)... or you can do two 2-drive RAID 0 (Stripe called integrated in the controller BIOS CTRL-C)... or you can run mode non-RAID, with four individual discs in the operating system.  With this controller, those are your only options with four 1 TB drives.

  If you want / need more features RAID (nested RAID, 2 TB of the VFD above, on board levels, cache, etc.), you must upgrade to the PERC 6 / i.

  Do not buy office records class... Make sure you get enterprise-class drives.  If you decide at some point to go with PERC, not only enterprise class disks will be fundamentally necessary, but certified records would be strongly recommended for stability and performance.

• Blue screen of death after running the update from microsoft.

  Stop: 0x0000007e (0xFFFFF800010305C3, 0xFFFFFADEC2E08150, 0xFFFFFFFFC00000005, 0xFFFFFADEC2E07B60)
  It is the only information I get the blue screen. It is a new workstation 7500 Dell with Windows 7, downgraded to Win XP Pro (because of the requirements of software). I have two more 7500 workstations that are exactly as this one do not experience this problem. I was pulled to microsoft update and expressed option, begun to load all the necessary updated (27) and one failed. The Net.Framework 1 after install, I was asked to reboot. When it came, it stopped support windows with the blue screen. This system is as follows:

  Dell Precision T7500 workstation

  1 CPU X 5570 Quad Core 317-0277 2.93GHz,8M,6.4GT/s,Dell Precision T7500

  1 317 - 0333 12 GB DDR3 SDRAM ECC 3x4Go, 1066 MHz, Dell Precision TX500

  1-320-7900 dual 1 GB PCIe x 16 NVIDIA Quadro FX 3800, Quad-Monitor, DVI + 2DP, Dell Precision TX500

  1 341-9040 450 GB 3Gbps SAS, 15 K RPM Hard Drive, 3.5-inch, Dell Precision TX500

  1 341-8835 C25, all SAS, RAID 10 hard drives for 4 hard drives, Dell Precision T7500

  1-468-4322 Windows 7 Pro 64-bit Downgrade to XP Pro 64 - bit SP2, media, English, fixed precision

  1 421-1993 Windows 7 Downgrade RLOB

  1 430-3434 PCIe 10/100/1000 NETWORK CARD precision

  1-313-7458 data DVD 16 x - ROM only Dell Precision TX500

  1 421-0536 Cyberlink Power DVD 8.3, with the media, Dell relationship LOB

  1 313-7774 Dell AX210 two piece stereo speakers (black) to the precision of the Optiplex and Latitude

  1 power supply 330-3555 Precision T7500

  1 330-3156 documentation, English, Dell Precision

  1 power cord 330-3157, 125V, 2 M, C13, Dell Precision

  1 341-9042 450 GB 3Gbps SAS, 15 K RPM Hard Drive, 3.5-inch, Dell Precision TX500

  1 341-9032 PERC6 / i SAS/SATA hardware RAIDCard - for the connection of InternalHard readers, Dell Precision T7500

  1-330-3571 Resource DVD contains Diagnostics and drivers for Dell Precision T7500

  1 shipping material of 330-3569 for system Dell Precision T7500

  1 410-1862 adobe Acrobat 9.0 English and French, BND, precision Dell OptiPlex and Latitude

  1 420-6712 Microsoft Office Professional for Latitude, OptiPlex, Precision

  1 341-9042 450 GB 3Gbps SAS, 15 K RPM Hard Drive, 3.5-inch, Dell Precision TX500

  1 341-9042 450 GB 3Gbps SAS, 15 K RPM Hard Drive, 3.5-inch, Dell Precision TX500

  Thanks Swahti. My resolution is to return the manufacturer since it's brand new and make an Exchange.

• Drive upgrades

  I have a

  Precision T7500

  Serial number: Service tag removed by privacy policy > | Express service code: abducted by the Express service code privacy policy > which was shipped in December 2009. I have recently upgraded to Windows 10 and has been designed on the installation of a 2.5 inch 500 GB SSD (SATA 3) as a new boot disk and a 3.5-inch 6 drive to for backup use. I'll also have disks 2 to and 1.3 to existing that I intend to continue to use.

  Can you tell me if this machine will work satisfactorily with SSD SATA III and that I will be able to access the space 6 TB?

  Concerning

  You won't see improvement using a SATA 3 disc versus a SATA 2 drive as your comtroller does support SATA 2. But honestly, there are very little practical difference in real-world applications.

  Yes, my comment about the controller refers to training of 6 TB. Newer systems will support the readers from over 2 TB as long as you have the Intel RST up-to-date format using GPT. But 6 to push things. A controller card will make it a breeze.

• I need two part number in 3020 OptiPlex Mini Tower

  

  The switch and the speaker can help me?  @SpeedStep

  The part number for the intrusion switch is on the white label, you can see on the photo.

  The part number for the company premises will be a white label on the side of the enclosure also.  Internal speaker Assembly 29MKK

  029MKK Optiplex 390 790 990 3010 internal 23mm speaker

  OptiPlex 390 3010 MT Mini-Tower switch button 74XPK

  Dell UC635 chassis switch

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• Intel E5-2680 v3 vs no matter what i7 processor

  Hey all. Right now my current setup is a former Dell Precision T7500 2 - X 5680 processors and 64 GB of ram ddr3 ECC dual GTX 680 4 GB version. These processors are up there in age, and I have my eyes set on a new system. The processor I chose to replace is the v3 Intel E5-2680, which is a 2.5 GHz processor, 12. Now, I stand to win some place this new processor, as the plug is about 3 revisions before my current setup. I want to go with a X 99 edge so I can have some future events.

  My problem is, in most of the landmarks I found, there are other i7 processors that seem as they manipulate first a lot better that the intel that I chose, but I can't be sure that most of the time, the high range xeon don't are not dénoyauté exactly against the i7. So it is no more details I can find directly between the two against another. I'm looking for someone who knows if that is a better choice. I realize that the Xeon is incredibly expensive compared to the i7, but in this case, I do this for a living and money is not a problem. I want to just make sure that I get the best bang for my buck, and no one can tell me if the additional $ 800 will make me good.

  Your current system was a monster in its day!

  About your new construction, it depends. Check out the following post, where Eric Bowen of ADK made a lot of tests for different processors on motherboards Asus x 99 reference:

  HASWELL E landmarks

  For most workflows, an overclocked i7-5960 x word be the best choice, but for some heavy lifting renders, the extra cores for more expensive, faster processors e5-26xx can pull ahead. Personally, I would choose the overclocked i7 every time unless you have the budget for a different build dual-Xeon.

  Kind regards

  Jim

• Buy a new Machine for After Effects

  Can anyone give me some advice on which system to get to a user of After Effects, Maya and Photoshop.

  I'm looking for Dell and HP and I would like to know what level of processors, the amount of ram and what type

  video card etc. I would get a fast and reliable system without going overboard.

  MM, for 3-4 K, you can pretty much get one Z-600 HP or one of the Dell Precision T7500's. You don't have to bother with E-series quads, get a Xeon X series or, if you're really ready to spend a lot, a W. Jeter set in at least 12 GB of RAM. The value default 6 GB is far too little. 24GB is even better, but beyond those probably not improve things more far. Graphics will depend largely on your needs of Maya. AE itself is quite low density using OpenGL, so a low Quadro of range, or even a normal GeForce card or ATI will do.

  Mylenium

• Pilot missing E6400 Windows 7 64-bit

  Hello

  Bought a second hand E6400 for my tests of Windows 8. After the test, I removed the HDD (with W8) and install a new HARD drive more big (capacity). Windows 7 is up and running, I have downloaded all the drivers available using the Service tag, but Device Manager has still 2 missing devices as shown:

  

  Help, please.

  Kind regards.

  You will need to use the 64 bit VISTA drivers.

  Broadcom USH drivers drivers the Broadcom Unified Security Hub (USH) are included in the Pack Dell ControlPoint Security Device Driver.

  Dell Security Device Driver Installation Package for 64-bit operating systems

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