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Hey! sorry to hear that, so does the morph you created appear for your figure in daz then? and if so no result after setting subD to high res? and you are defo selecting the correct mesh's in blender when exporting using dhdm? In the video I used viewport subD level to show the result, but depending on the morph it may only be visible when doing a proper render (if details very small) Older versions of the plugin could support only up to 3 subdivisons/multires, so I'd try that first, if you did a subD4 like I did in video

I did finally :) good tip though!

Hi Vino, sorry for the late reply. I believe the 1050ti uses 300W of power which may be too much. I would look for forum posts talking about the riser card for that server. If I find anything I will post it on this thread. Good Luck!

yes it supports I tried

It could be the installation of your windows server OS cannot find the correct drivers to boot graphically. I was using Windows 10 at the time and that defaulted to basic graphics adaptor drivers. Maybe google if your server edition comes with this by default? Good luck :)

it's an x16 slot

@@IceDragon-fj4vx I know, but PCie 3.0 has a higher bandwidth than PCie 2.0.

Your right unfortunatly :) even worse is the riser cards have a x8 bus width www.nts.nl/site/html/modules/pdf/Server/HP%20Proliant%20DL380G6.pdf ^The section on expansion cards details this. The person filming this video was able to edit and render it on that server using Adobe Premiere Pro which the server definitely couldnt handle before, using the built in video. It was like a lumbering tank, the CPUs are rather slow but the system never crashed as far as I can remember.

As far as I can tell, the max amount of ram you can run in that server is 64Gb. support.hpe.com/hpesc/public/docDisplay?docId=emr_na-c00736190 ^ The "Upgrading Memory and Memory Interleaving" section is really important for the combination of DIMMs you should use. There is a really good chart below that too showing 8x8Gb DIMMs. Good luck!

@@theserverroomtalks8286 cheers!

I had this same issue I think! I believe the solution that worked for me was to update the bios for the system. It was a bit of an involved process so I would check what biod version your running first and if its up to date. Feel free to message me if you get stuck with the update. I think getting the support downloads for HP servers requires registering with a serial number etc. Anyway sorry it took me ages to reply. Hope its my response is relevant or you already fixed the issue :) Bios version: P62 (03/30/2010) in this video

nope, thats why I made the tutorial ;)

ikr its such a good video

There are 2 USB2 ports on the front and another 2 at the back. That gfx card uses up to 220W of power from what I found online so I dont think it would work. its also totally overkill for a server this old in my opinion. Good luck!

@@theserverroomtalks8286 I don't think that power is an issue, there is still a 10 pin connector that you can use, but probably you will have bottleneck problems with the cpus.

lmao who the fuck can afford a 3070?

RTX3070 for mining?

I agree 100% these x230/x220s work so well and are so small and light, I love them :) Anyway Thank you for watching and hope you enjoy your new build!

Yep agree. I have just ordered a second hand x230 in average condition for 73 GBP. I plan to upgrade the SSD & RAM as soon as i receive it. I just love the fact that you can upgrade and replace so many of the parts.

Hi Nirab, Do you know what gen ML350 it is? There might be documentation on expansion cards which should specify how much power it can provide to a GPU. Let me know the generation and Il have a look :)

@@theserverroomtalks8286 It says G6 online

@@nirabsarma8981 Hey sorry for late reply, seems like it has a full PCIe2 x16 expansion slot so you should be able to install a GPU. There is no additional power cables for that system that I have found though so you would need to use a GPU with 75W of power consumption or lower. The GTX 1050 I used in the video would work fine. I watched this nice mans tutorial ( ruclips.net/video/bCuYlRlXUyY/видео.html ) before responding so it might help. The description in particular is good :)

Its been a while but im sure I set everything to High performance (weirdly enough runs quieter). Sorry cant provide anything helpful there, I dont have the server with me here anymore :/

R9 380 will not work, those cards require 6/8 pin power wire connected which server power supplies lack, you either have to use a video card that doesnt require external power like the card shown in this video or just stick with the crappy onboard vga.

@@tolgahk84 it does work, there's a 10pin power connector in these you just buy a 10pin- 8/6pin adapter

Hola Eduardo, Thanks for watching my video. You can install windows 10 no problem. You will need to first create a bootable usb with the HP smartStart CD and boot it on the server to format and set up your hard drives / SSDs. then after setting up those logical volumes you can create a bootable windows 10 USB and boot the server and install to the volumes. You can use a quadro card no problem as long as it uses less then 75 watts. If the card uses up to 150 watts of power then you can use a additional power cable which I can link for you if needed. Which quadro card do you intend to use?

Pensaba usar una nvidia quadro k4000 ddr5 de 3 gb

I was thinking of using a nvidia quadro k4000 ddr5 3gb

@@eduardomartinmiguel3089 The K4000 should use up to 80W from what I can see. You would be able to run the card if you used an additional power cable, you could find it by searching for "10pin to 8+8pin Power Adapter Cable for HP DL380 G6 and GPU 50cm"

@@theserverroomtalks8286 ok, thank you very much, I will be attentive to your channel for more information, very kind.

Yes it does!

1.: Be sure that you dont run the lowest power PSUs with your Server (I think that would be the 460 Watt devices) get a pair of the beefier stuff from a refurbisher (it can take up to 10xx Watt PSUs). 2.: Look out for a 10 Pin to 6+8 Pin adapter cable - there are many China sellers offering these Frankenstein Adapters - be sure to get a cable that uses the onboard 10 Pin Port for the HDD Backpanel. You'd lose the capability for a scound hdd bay tho.

Hi DERRTZ, from what I can find, the RTX 2060 uses up to 160W which I dont think your server can provide even with the additional power cable. I am not entirely sure though so maybe someone here could chime in.

How did you connect the gtx card?

@@chalupin3642 We couldn't connect and we decided to use it with onboard remote access. With remote access, we got the highest resolution required with the remote connection of Microsoft. Unfortunately, we could not use the Gtx, the user does not show any details bios, windows do not share any settings or details.

So you havent been able to install Windows 10 onto the server? have you made sure that your logical volumes are partitioned correctly to allow the Windows 10 install to install to the volumes? That would be first done by booting into Hp Smartstart CD ISO on a usb. Let me know if I can help :)

@@theserverroomtalks8286 We solved the problem, thanks razer card also had a problem. :)

how do you do it? i want to do it too

@@chalupin3642 i had to cut some of the riser material off from the top. I got a 5700XT instead, but im sure its the same. Get the adapter cable gor it and your gtg. My problens werent there but rather setting up ESXi. Incouldnt get autostart to load and the peripherals were very inconsistent.

@@AlpineBishop but how did you connect the eight pin?

@@chalupin3642 i bought the adapter for the riser. 6+2 to 10 pin. Get the adapter cable for it and your gtg.

@@AlpineBishop what about the power supply? Is it from the server or from external power?

Nice, I paid a whole $90 for an Ml150 G6 with only 4GB of ram, but additional ram shouldn't be too hard to get a hold off

Probably bad, youd need a higher Ghz CPU, since these are designed to be clocked low and have lots of cores, where gaming needs high clockspeed instead of core count. Also it probably has a hard drive, id be smart to upgrade to a SSD.

Id say its rubbish, as Fish says its single core performance is very poor. I Imagine the noise and heat makes it really impracticle to game on it too.

@@theserverroomtalks8286 too late already bought one and is one of my gaming rigs.

@@melodiclodgings8 That is legitimately cursed. How well does that work?

​@@schleybailey it works well as long as you have good gpu and power supplied and you wont get full bandwidth which those companies exaggerate having full bandwidth, though I have a dual CPU and need more ram but its good enough for me in gaming, video editing to see what the performance is like in general and overall can expand quite a bit turn it into a network attached storage, hosting minecraft servers, game on it and also still have extra room to expand, the sound it rarely revs up as it is in my room but its also underneath my bed as I dont have much space to put it anywhere but its fine and I haven't been on it for a while so I dont know what else has changed or updated and I will need to clean it out, it can work as main system for you but once your rig is better then it works well in other things, you just have to have ideas in what your going to use it for.

don't install windows server try with windows 10 pro

@@chalupin3642 I solved. It was simply a gtx 1050 fake card and obviously the 1050 driver does not work on a gpu that is not the 1050. In the end I took a GTX 1050Ti mini MSI (Gp107) and it runs which is a marvel with windows server 2019 and the geforce now drivers. I took it for plex in HW so as to leave cpu for other services that I use.

@@theghast98 Please I have a question. Is it possible to install Windows 2019 server or 2016 on GL380 g7 with GTX 1050? This will be great news for me. Right now I am running Windows Server 2008 and monitor resolution is very poor. I only get 640X480. It sucks. Be nice if I can get a new GPU and upgrade to Windows 2019.

@@nigerian-nightmare I don't know, Gl380 can't find anything. If you were wrong to write and you mean DL380 g7 then Windows server 2019 can be put but for the GPU question you have to check that you have physical space inside the case to put it (as seen in the video). Another thing, check the driver of your gpu if it is installed (because without it, Windows blocks you at 640x480 with the wording base video card). Open device manager and on video cards you check what it says. Normally the DL380 have an ATI (as in the video). If in doubt, open the HPE site on the driver section for your specific server model and select the latest version of the driver for the gpu for Windows at x64 (or x86 if you are using x86). It doesn't matter if you don't find the driver for Windows server 2019 it's ok if it's also the driver for Windows 2016 or 2012. Many drivers have to be installed manually, so you have to extract the contents of the driver you just downloaded with 7zip (or an archive manager capable of opening the .exe archives / self-extracting) and from device management on the basic video card make properties with the right button and install the driver manually saying to search among your devices and then saying that you have the path of the driver (put the path of the extracted folder). I'm sorry for my english.

@@nigerian-nightmare Hi John, The card im using in the video is a GTX 1050 so I am almost sure it would work without any problems.

That server is radically different to this one and I have worked on one so I wouldnt know, sorry

Disable VGA On-Board to use the PCI for Video. (If bios supports it)

Yep, that is possible, also, does your boot menu not work? have you looked at priorities/startup order?

Hi Ash, sorry for the late reply. Yes if you cannot see your usb when booting then most likely issue is a bios setting for the USB controller. Try diffrent USB ports too, I think with my system it would only see the boot USB when plugged into the front of the machine. dascomputerconsultants.com/HPCompaqServerDrives.htm ^ really good article on good hardrives and how noisey they are etc.

agreed ^ and Im sorry to hear that, what GPU was it? The server will accept 1tb drives, this site is excellent source for choosing a good drive for this server : dascomputerconsultants.com/HPCompaqServerDrives.htm

You mean Dell poweredge

With a riser card Yes

Hi Tense FX, sorry I took so long getting back to you. This server gave me a million headaches and installing the GPU in the video was amazingly easy compared to initially setting it up. What OS are you using if I may ask? Does it boot into the OS before you get the NMI warnings? From rewatching the video I believe I was using Bios version: P62 (03/30/2010)

Hi Victor, sorry for replying so late. I mean it can be used for gaming, not very fast, I really woulent suggest it. its beyond noisy and it warms up the room its in very quickly. Id reccomend almost any half decent laptop/desktop to playing on my server :)

750W I believe

@@AyesC9000 tried... Added ext PSU to card and still no. Best card I found to work is a GTX 1050Ti which is good, but only 75w ....

I havent had the chance to test a card with the additional power cable. I do wonder if there is a setting in the Bios or Smartstart CD that specifies to the additional power cable that it is in a GPU setup. Im only speculating though as I dont have my server at hand to check. Soon as I do il have a look.

haha so true I abuse my laptop too much :)

Just watched this. What an excellent video. No pointless chat. Just straight to what's needed. Well done.👍👍👏👍

@@woolyub Thank you that was what I was trying to do, hate watching over 5mins for something so simple :)

Hi Qian Ting Tan, From the QuickSpecs information I belive you can physically fit that graphics card into your server and as your GPU uses only 60W of power, it should work no problem. Please let me know how you get along with it. Thanks for watching the video :)

Hi Jacob, I do not believe so. As you mentioned The only sata inputs are on whatever raid card you use in your server. Sorry for the late reply I have had exams :)

@@theserverroomtalks8286 cheers mate

Ah its been a while since I did this experiment with my DL380 G6. Im afriad i have forgotten a lot of what i learned. From my vague memory I would say that the riser card draws 140W of power at max load from the motherboard and that the x16 sized slot can supply at most 75W. More then that im all blank im afriad. If I find some of the material I used to come up with those ideas il be sure to reply again. Anyway thanks for watching the video! and please feel free to ask me anything else.

Dariush abbasinezhad mood Hey Dariush, thanks for watching my video! Yes all GTX 1050s and 1050TIs use 75W of power max so you can get any brand you want and it will work, I can’t remember which brand I got mine from but I have since replaced yet with a Palit GTX 1050 which is a bit smaller :) Please feel free to ask any other questions you have.

Nusuth Iluvatar Hey thank you for watching the video. This laptop actually is a X230, the faceplate for the monitor came from an X220 as I replaced the monitor and thought this faceplate was less fatigued looking :) Anyway I mentioned the difficulty of putting an X220 keyboard into an X230 in the description as I forgot to say it while we were filming. I might not have put in the description if you can put a X230 keyboard in a X220 which I will correct now if so. Anyway thanks for pointing that out!

Hey Gilberto, Are you sure the keyboard you have is a backlit model? If you press function key and the space bar and that only turns the think light on then the keyboard likely isn’t a backlit one :/ I put some backlit keyboard models for the X230 in the description of you need. Anyway thanks for watching the video and feel free ask any other questions :)

@@theserverroomtalks8286 I guys, thanks for the reply. Yes, I'm sure it is a backlight model, I confirmed it on the FRU (04X1375) lists on Lenovo pages. I believe it was a faulty keyboard as I tested it on another X230 and it didn't work as well. I'm going to give it another go with a different FRU (04X1262) - I believe it is a similar model to one you installed. If this doesn't work I'm assuming it's a faulty MB. At least I'll have it in PT layout (which is a need for now) and will be in sorrow with no backlight :)

JoJanDiezel Hey Jo, The server can be extremely when the cpu is fully utilised there are some ways to get the idle noise to be bearable but cpu intensive work will drive you mad if you share a room with the server. Thank you for the comment, please feel free to ask any other questions may have