Recent content by prakhars962

As I said, I just swapped the RAM sticks. The slot is same, if the old one works the new one should work in the same slot. I double checked the slot is DIMMC1 indeed.

I have MSI X299 SLI PLUS (MS-7A93). The board supports the following memory: View: https://imgur.com/PpmCKxQ The board has 2 * 8GB HyperX DDR4 RAM. I wanted to increase the memory. Fortunately I had spare 4*16 GB ECC Samsung DDR4 RAM. When I insert the RAM modules it gives me error code 55...

Unfortunately, the motherboard has a NVRAM. Will it work with removing the CMOS battery and the motherboard power cables?

Hi I can't locate the CMOS jumper in Fujitsu D3348 B2. Here is the manual: https://www.rosch-computer.de/file.jsp?aid=3319&sku=IM-D3348-B I could only find the recovery BIOS Jumber (for reinstalling the BIOS). There only a single 3 pin jumber for Intrusion connector. Is it called by...

PSU: FSP600-50ERN, 600W. http://www.sparklepower.com/pdf/PC/FSP600-50ERN.pdf View: https://imgur.com/jhODb0X GPU: RTX A5000 24GB It works fine on Windows but tops the PSU when I use my main OS (Ubuntu) while stressing the GPU to max TDP. An issue I posted...

My PC has 2 6 pin cables labelled PCI-E1 and PCI-E2. What does that mean? Can I use them to convert to 8-pin GPU power? View: https://imgur.com/LiY89k0

Does that mean, theoretically it will supply 12*46=552W to the GPU? Only 48W reserved for others?

I am unable to understand which rail is used by the GPU? I have a 600W PSU and wanted to know if the PSU can supply enough power to my RTX A5000 with a TDP of 230W. How do you guy calculate the power supply to the GPU? Here is the specs of the PSU: View: https://imgur.com/jhODb0X...

Yes somebody was using RTX 2070 8GB (2018 card) before my joining. Seems my card is too much for the PC to handle.

The GPU was awarded to use by NVIDIA, I mean it was free. The university checked it when it was arrived. It did pass the userbenchmark on another PC which it didn't pass on my PC. So, I can say that the GPU is not faulty. My university's IT team couldn't conclude anything and they just asked me...

Here is the PSU's image. Hope its readable. View: https://imgur.com/nloHtFw BTW I recorded that the PSU stops at around 39W with two 6-pin to 8-pin connector. Here is the video: View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4w_H7Cfkcvs The 8-pin to 8-pin connector stopped at 101W. Here is the...

It is hard to tell, the PSU is custom made Dell and I have never opened a Workstation PC. Here is the PSU: View: https://imgur.com/HZsRG0R The manual says it support it supports 3*225W GPU. I am using one A5000 with either 8 pin to 8 pin or two 6pin to 8pin. In both cases the PC shuts down...

NVIDIA RTX A5000 has a TDP of 230W. It supports PCIe 4 which draws 75W and allows you to put a 8-pin connector which draws 150W. So, 75+150=225W. How they are gonna provide 230W to the GPU? Does dual-lane GPU draw 75*2 from the PCI lane? As the power draw from the PCI lane is same for PCIe 3...

Finally I got the two 6pin to 8 pin connector. Now It is working as expected. I can run the GPU stress tools. Thanks @Aeacus

I am really sorry. I have added the images to imgur. PSU Image PC Image My PSU is already 1300W. Should I go for 1500W. Somebody suggested me to go for dual 6 pin to 8 pin, as I have 2 spare 6 pins connectors.