upgrading ram on PowerEdge T110 II da 8 GB 16 GB [CF]

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• Dell PowerEdge T110 is not using all the Ram installed

  Hi, my name is Juan Marrero.  I work for bike Stop, Inc. in Puerto Rico.

  I've recently upgraded the processor and RAM to our PowerEdge T110 server.  Initially, there were only 4 GB of RAM.  Now he has installed 16GB but only 8 GB are usable.

  The processor is an Intel Xeon x 3430 and has been upgraded to an Intel Xeon x 3470.  No problem here.

  The specifications of the memories are: 4 GB DDR3 PC3 - 10600 ECC Unbuffered DIMM (4 of them)

  for a total of 16 GB of RAM.  I searched the internet and found nothing in the BIOS to not limit to 8 GB.

  Is there a limitation, no matter what the motherboard and processor say they can handle?

  I thought. The Foundation is limited to 8 GB:

  https://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/Windows/desktop/aa366778 (v = vs. 85) .aspx #physical_memory_limits_windows_server_2008_r2

• PowerEdge T110 II with GTX760

  Hello

  I bought a server PowerEdge T110 II with a Xeon 1240 CPU and RAM 32 wonderful concerts a few years ago. Today, this machine is still spare. So I decided to use it as a coding and games machine.

  My first tests were great. Even my old GTX285 very well performed with the server. Now, I decided to upgrade the GPU seriously and stuffed with a GTX760 server.

  Now that the server starts, fans speed up, but nothing appears on the screen (in addition to a flashing cursor which disappears as the monitor goes into power saving mode). The LEDs (1) and (2) the up - telling me that "Possible system resource configuration error" had occurred.

  Unfortunately I see no way to continue the investigation. I would be very happy to get a few tips from the community.

  Thank you very much, Bezu

  I have no answer for that...

  In any case, I wanted to update the thread after my last experience:

  After hours of investigation, I finally decided to follow "ajesbenshade" with its tip to buy an AMD (ATI) video card. As mentioned above, he got a 270 R9 to run with his T110 II.

  So I ordered a R9 280 X (Sapphire Radeon R9 280 X DOUBLE-X OC). I plugged it in and nothing. Once again.

  Then I realized that even if I could obtain a video card to work, I'll never be able to upgrade the GPU the next years. And that's why I finally built a new system complete and ignored the thought to boost the server.

  T110 II, all the world?

• Dell PowerEdge T110 II add on the video graphics card that works

  The system configuration:
  Dell PowerEdge T110 II
  BIOS 2.8.0
  RAM 2x8GB

  For many reasons (for example feeding bus PCI), it is difficult to install a Dell PowerEdge T110 II graphics card.  The ATI Radeon HD 5450 is a good choice for the Dell PowerEdge T110 II because if its (approximately 10W) low energy consumption.

  After trying several HD 5450 (listed below), a graphics card that works is a "VisionTek Radeon HD 5450 - graphics card - Radeon HD 5450 - 2 GB memory DDR3 - PCI Express 2.1 x 16'.

  Edit: Thanks to paikat for the following references, (see his assignment for the links, where to buy)...
  VisionTek manufacturer: 900356
  Reference Dell: A6173020

  This card works when the monitor is connected to the VGA/D-SUB/DB15 connector. I wasn't looking to connect to HDMI or DVI connectors.

  After you install this graphics card, passed the BIOS Setup:
  Integrated Devices > integrated video controller: enabled

  by saying:
  Integrated Devices > integrated video controller: Standard

  and allowed to move from "Standard" to "Distributed" so it now says:
  Integrated Devices > integrated video controller: distributed

  Note: Install the card with the monitor connected to the integrated video port / edge, change the BIOS to Distributed settings, restart the computer and then connect the monitor to the Discrete / distributed / video port to Add on.

  Here are the identifiers on the "VisionTek Radeon HD 5450 - graphics card - Radeon HD 5450 - 2 GB memory DDR3 - PCI Express 2.1 x 16'

  54502GBPC
  VT 5450 PCIe 2GB V/D/H
  VT-400746PC
  PCB #R81KLD-PJ3Z
  R71KLD
  R81KLD
  Version: 1.0
  G0850000-0351L002739CZA-0087
  SH6 94V-0
  E248779

  Here are some pictures of the 5450 VT from DELL:

  

  

  Other video cards that have been tested and work well in T110 II are:

  * XFX Radeon HD 5450 1 GB GDDR3 VGA/DVI/HDMI Low Profile PCI-Express graphics AMD card HD545XZQH2; HD-545 X-ZQH2
  Note there is another version of this card is ONXFX1PLS2 who has not tested.

  * EX-PX610GT-video JATON GeForce GT 610 2 GB 128 - Bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x 16 HDCP ready low profile ready card video

  * Reference DELL SOUND H545H1G Radeon HD 5450 (Cedar) 1 GB memory DDR3 64 bit PCI Express 2.1 x 16

  I hope this can help others avoid the frustration when you try to install a video card in a Dell PowerEdge T110 II.

  SR2002

  I have read this thread and seen the suggestion of VisionTek, it also works with the card mother E3-1230V2?

  My guess is the Dell PowerEdge T110 II uses the same motherboard for various configurations of CPU, but this is only a guess.

  SR2002

  Also, are there better options eventually with the support of 12 DDR5 and directx?

  None that I know, but I've only tried a few cards. Please let us know if you find cards better than the VisionTek 900356

  SR2002

  I saw a thread suggesting ASUS GTX650-E-2GD5, someone at - he of the inputs on this card?

  I tried a GeForce GT 610 2 GB and it did not work.  Check the use of the GTX650-E-2GD5 (DPT) power and make sure that it is less than 25 watts (see below)

  Quick notes:

  1. the location of PCIe x 16 is actually a "full-size x 8 slot" (also known as an x 16 slot / x 8) and the video card needs to work in this type of accommodation.

  2. video card power (TDP) is a limiting factor. Technical guide Dell says "the system supports a maximum power of 25 W for all four cards PCIe.»  and said Dell owner's manual "ATTENTION: to ensure correct cooling, not more than two cards of four extension may have more than 15 W power consumption (maximum 25 W each), not to mention the integrated storage controller card."

  3 install the card with the monitor connected to the integrated video port / edge, change the built-in BIOS devices > on-board video controller 'Activated' / 'Standard' to 'Distributed', restart the computer and then connect the monitor to the Discrete / distributed / video port to Add on.

• PowerEdge t110 ii question: map graphic and HARD drive

  Hello

  I recently bought a t110 ii with the Xeon E3-1230v2. I bought it for self-study and use as a work/homelab station server. (I got for a price lower than any offer of work/Office equaluivalent position).

  I searched on google for answers and couldn't find the messages dating back to 2012-2013.

  I was wondering if anyone has experience with compatible graphics cards that were released this year or last year.

  I understand that the PCIe connector can support up to 8 x power 25w (as read on other discussions).
  Is there a graphics cards of current generation that I could use.

  I'm not planning to use this for the games, the main use will be for virtualization and use it as a workstation from time to time.

  Then regarding politics HDD/RAM and the Dell warranty,.

  I was using my own disk sata hard and the possible upgrading ram later down the line. Open the chassis for upgrades or install third-party components will void warranty of the machine even if these elements were the reason for the failure.

  I would have purchased from Dell, but unfortunately cannot me like my student budget.

  SR2002,

  As Dell does not recommend 3 party graphics cards, the T110II supports it. Given that we do not recommend the use of them, we are actively testing the different manufacturers. Now, I met a former postwhere, they say, they used a NVIDIA GeForce G210 512 MB DDR2 PCI Express video card in the T110 II and it worked.

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  Let me know if this helps answer your questions.

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