Recent content by Plicker19

Ok, are you able to enter Startup Settings and select "command prompt" after selecting "advanced?"

As SkyNetRising asked before, what are the error messages that appear when you try and boot from each BIOS mode?

Perhaps different companies use different terminology... what BIOS boot options are present? (i.e. legacy, uefi, hybrid, etc.)

My bad, I thought you were still able to access your BIOS. What is the brand of your motherboard?

Hmm, usually when secure boot is greyed out, it indicates that UEFI is enabled with BIOS/CSM compatibility, meaning that it will not be exactly compatible with a standard GPT disk that is looking to boot with a UEFI native BIOS. Is there a "native" UEFI option in your BIOS setup menu?

I too have experienced this issue before. Have you enabled secure boot, if there was an option for it?

The older system also supports PCIe 2.0. I might order the card and return it if it does not function properly. Thanks!

I am running it with two Xeon E5410s in the Precision T7400 or two Xeon X5670s in the PowerEdge R710. The former system is from 2008 and the latter is from 2011.

Is it a passively cooled card, and I am prepared to make a cooling system for it or install it into a similarly aged system, a Dell PowerEdge R710. I am interested in using it for AI projects, so video output ports are not necessary for my applications. I am just concerned with PCIe bandwidth.

I found a good deal on an NVIDIA TESLA M40 12GB tensor core graphics card. I have a Dell Precision T7400 I would like to install it in. It has a 1000 watt power supply, but I am just worried about support for 4G decoding, since I have read about issues regarding the lack of adequate PCIe...

Ah, I was not aware that certain models of the i5-3340M used the FBGA socket... that is unfortunate. Thank you for your help.

Hello all, I have a Panasonic Toughbook CF-31, and I am looking into a processor upgrade. It currently has an Intel Core i5-3340M. I noticed the Core i7-3840QM uses the same socket. Would the processor be compatible with this machine? Thanks in advance.

You could also try reseating the GPU, or clean its contacts.

I Did happen to find one of those heatsinks in my cabinet, just never went to use it.

I Have a Pentium 4 Willamette With a Cooling Shroud. It Keeps Everything at a stable Temperature.