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VRTX / Quadro P4000 / WinServ2012R2 / config for Hyper-V + RemoteFX GPU
Current setup:
Dell VRTX
M620 Poweredge
Quadro P4000
Win2012R2, utilizing Hyper-V
** Note - via pass-through, the GPU is recognized by the OS however it will not start unless I disable, then re-enable.
However, despite the Device Manager showing the GPU is running normally (and, that there are no errors logged) - nVidia Desktop Manager, DirectX, nor Hyper-V will recognize the GPU driver.
I have tested with multiple various driver versions, and with the exception of some causing a dead-lock, any driver-version will result in the same.
** Note -
alternate GPU: Quadro M4000, same result
alternate OS: Win10 Pro, same result
Firmware versioning:
CMC v3.1
M620 iDRAC v2.60.60.60 (52)
BIOS v2.7.0
** Note - I suspect the solution may be somewhere with Firmware, since the P4000 *should* be compatible on the VRTX + M620.
Desired outcome:
I would like to be able to use the high-performance from the M620 high-CPU count for CAD/CAM utilization. The P4000 seems to be the proper GPU, since my RTX/GTX GPU's aren't (apparently) compatible with the Passthrough.
I would be open to using Win10Pro native on a bare-metal blade, Hyper-V on the 2012R2 server, or I might be open to using WinServ2016 (but I'd have to buy a new license).
Robotic34
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May 17th, 2022 00:00
Update:
Gonna try an older driver pack from:
https://dl.dell.com/FOLDER03603639M/1/Video_Driver_0YJGP_WN32_361.75_A00.EXE
Airz
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May 30th, 2022 05:00
I know this is slightly off topic but do you have the part number of the power cable that goes from the GPU 6-pin PCIE to the connector on the PCIE cage as the connector on the cage looks non-standard.
Dell-Martin S
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May 30th, 2022 06:00
Hi,
you could use X5DNV.
Next time please create a new thread or search with the same topic because other users could not find my answer to your question.
Did you have any further questions?
Regards Martin