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Tesla M2090 in Dell Precision T7400
I am trying to use a Tesla M2090 GPU in my Dell workstation to accelerate the CPU processing. I have an nVidia GTX580 GPU for my monitors. I downloaded the drivers, but I get a message for the Tesla that says "Insufficient system resources exist to complete the API." It also gives me a "Code 10". Any suggestions?
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June 28th, 2016 19:00
I got this to work! I didn't see the 8pin power connector on the back side of the Tesla (I was only using the 6 pin on the side). Wired it correctly, and reinstalled all drivers. Not sure how to post a pic, but device driver shows both cards working. Ran a CPU benchmark, and got better results particularly with Floating Math, Prime numbers, and Compression.
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June 25th, 2016 12:00
The T7400 chipset and processor are not PCI-E 3.0 they are PCI-E 1.1 and therefore it WON'T EVER work. You do not have 6th generation XEON proccessor with QPI (Quick Path Interface with PCI-E 3.0) You have to have more PCI-E bus bandwith than that.
http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/precn/en/precn_t7400_specsheet.pdf
The INTEL 5400 chipset is PCI-E 1.1
http://ark.intel.com/products/34474/Intel-5400-Memory-Controller
The first video slot is X16 and the 2nd one is X4.
Your Telsa M2090 is PCI-E 2.1
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June 28th, 2016 20:00
My MOBO has 2 PCIe2 x 16 slots. Both the Tesla M2090 and the GTX580 are PCIe2 cards.