camperman
#0
Hej
Nogen af jer der ved hvor man kan få fat i et grafikkort der kan gå i en PCIeX8 port er kortere end den alm. PCIeX16 port, skal bruge et der kan passe i den port men syntes ikke jeg kan finde det nogen steder, kun alm. PCIe eller AGP eller PCI.
Nogen der har set sådan et?
Serveren er en HP Proliant ML150G5 5405.
Nogen af jer der ved hvor man kan få fat i et grafikkort der kan gå i en PCIeX8 port er kortere end den alm. PCIeX16 port, skal bruge et der kan passe i den port men syntes ikke jeg kan finde det nogen steder, kun alm. PCIe eller AGP eller PCI.
Nogen der har set sådan et?
Serveren er en HP Proliant ML150G5 5405.
#1
i had no problems adding an ati pci express to one of the proliant ml110g3 servers i have running in western dk, there is not much room.. and i tried several cards.. depending on what you need performance wise, the ati card was good, because the onboard gfx chip just cant push hard enuff to run a 22inch lcd monitor smoothly at that location.. so we got it working.. no funky jumpers.. the bios did not help much .. you can not manually disable on this bios ver. but it detected it fine and actually provides video to both outputs if you need dual screen.
i actually cant remember the model nr. its a smaller ati like 1900xt there are many "short" versions that should fit fine in the hp server.. you cant put a big card in.. so forget nvidias.. as im sure you already know
ill post exact model nr. when i find the data sheet.. its not on this machine..
a small ati should work
good luck m.a.
i actually cant remember the model nr. its a smaller ati like 1900xt there are many "short" versions that should fit fine in the hp server.. you cant put a big card in.. so forget nvidias.. as im sure you already know
ill post exact model nr. when i find the data sheet.. its not on this machine..
a small ati should work
good luck m.a.
#2
just a bit of text from one of the 1900xt versions.. for example
Featuring a low profile design, this card integrates into a wide range of machines, including SFF (Small Form Factor) and Laptop Docking Stations. Passive cooling offers lower power consumption and greater reliability which also results in a high MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures).
the key is SFF.. these cards will fit about anywhere..
there are also some called short with an optional extension included in box
Featuring a low profile design, this card integrates into a wide range of machines, including SFF (Small Form Factor) and Laptop Docking Stations. Passive cooling offers lower power consumption and greater reliability which also results in a high MTBF (Mean Time Between Failures).
the key is SFF.. these cards will fit about anywhere..
there are also some called short with an optional extension included in box