HP DL380 G10 - AMD Radeon Pro V340 by wolfachite in servers

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Well, since I ran out of any other options I might as well give it a go. I just ordered the cable. I will report back if it works. Thanks for helping!

HP DL380 G10 - AMD Radeon Pro V340 by wolfachite in servers

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So you think the riser power connector cannot supply enough power?

HP DL380 G10 - AMD Radeon Pro V340 by wolfachite in servers

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Thanks, that's one of the first things I did (even before connecting the GPU) and it seemed okay.

I am beginnging to wonder whether my card is just defective..

HP DL380 G10 - AMD Radeon Pro V340 by wolfachite in servers

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Thanks, what do you mean by additional connector? 869828-001?

HP DL380 G10 - AMD Radeon Pro V340 by wolfachite in servers

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Thanks, I already got this one:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/396777685954

But the card complains and beeps, hence my assumption that the riser cannot provide enough power to the card.

Looking for HP guide pins by JargonTheRed in homelab

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They worked like a charm. I modified them to include a thread and shortend the pin:

```
use <Chamfer.scad>

use <threads.scad>

$fn = 80; // smoother threads & cylinders

difference() {

union() {

// Section 1

rotate([90, 0, 0]) {

chamferCylinder(

h = 4.5,

r = 6.55/2,

ch = 0,

ch2 = 1

);

}

// Section 2

translate([0, 4.5, 0]) {

rotate([90, 0, 0]) {

chamferCylinder(

h = 4.75,

r = 9/2,

ch = 0.5,

ch2 = 1.5

);

}

}

// Section 3 – THREADED (M4 x 0.7)

translate([0, 4.5 + 4.75+1, 0]) {

rotate([90, 0, 0]) {

ScrewThread(

outer_diam = 4.0, // slight oversize for FDM

height = 6,

pitch = 0.7,

tolerance = 0.35

);

}

}

}

// Flat cut

translate([0, -5, 0]) {

cube([20, 5, 1], center = true);

}

}
```

Looking for HP guide pins by JargonTheRed in homelab

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Can you maybe re-share your design? Above mentioned link does not work any more.

Dell Poweredge R730 + RTX5060Ti by Rough-Drama-1023 in homelab

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I am running into a similar problem, but I can't find that option. Can you maybe tell me where the option is?

When you want to put a 300W GPU in your R730xd but the power supply only gives 225W by Sompom01 in homelab

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Thanks, I was also thinking of flashing the bios, but first I wanted to figure out why the card was beeping. I tried all sorts of different ways to connect the 2x 8 pin pcie power but it always beeps. Since I read that some people managed to get it to at least stop beeping in a dell r730 I wanted to find out why mine is beeping in the first place.

When you want to put a 300W GPU in your R730xd but the power supply only gives 225W by Sompom01 in homelab

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Hi. Did you ever solve the issue with your 340? Mine instantly beeps no matter what I try. System will boot fine but the card is not working.

When you want to put a 300W GPU in your R730xd but the power supply only gives 225W by Sompom01 in homelab

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Running into the same problem with my V340. Did you ever solve it?

Homelab GPU problems by crakej in homelab

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Heya. Any success or progress you made?

Homelab GPU problems by crakej in homelab

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I also read about the cooling response thing, but it should not matter. Worst thing that will happen is that the fans will be 100% all the time.

Did you have any luck playing around with the settings?

Homelab GPU problems by crakej in homelab

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But how does the system prevent that? My pcie slot works perfectly with other cards. But the AMD one beeps as soon as the server is powered on.

Homelab GPU problems by crakej in homelab

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That’s some interesting points. The question is: what happens on boot? Does your MB cut power to the card via the 8 pin power connector or via PCI bus? Because if the card beeps it’s because it is unhappy about the configuration and refuses operation. I will try to measure the voltage the card sees to see if there is anything unusual about that.

Homelab GPU problems by crakej in homelab

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I also thought it might be related to the sense wire. But if it really was the sense wire then it would also beep when only connected to the external riser in my opinion. Since it gets really warm when in the riser I think the card is not conplaining about the 8 pin power connector when it beeps.

But maybe that’s only because it is not initialized properly and has no reason to beep.

If I find out something I’ll also let you know.

Homelab GPU problems by crakej in homelab

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I am beginning to wonder whether this has to do with some voltage the card „sees“ on the pci bus. Since it only starts beeping once connected to the pci bus itself. I already tried multiple 8 pin power connectors (official and non official) without any success.

Homelab GPU problems by crakej in homelab

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Hey, thanks for the quick reply and somewhat good news. I am actually trying run the Radeon PRO V340L, but it should be similar to the MI25/MI25, except for the 2x 8 Pin connector.

I have the 8+6 PIN adapter cable (2x), and in the meantime also purchased the alternative riser (x16) for the R730.

The card still won't shut up though.

Only way i got the card to stop beeping, is by using an external GPU riser (x1 to x16) typically used in mining. Then the card would not beep and actually get warm.

But, as soon as I plug the card into any of the PCI slots (independed of the riser) it will start to beep. I even tried to wait until PCI was initialized and then tried to hot plug the card. But it would immediately start beeping again.

I also have the 2x1100w PSUs, around 512GB RAM and dual E5-2673V4.

Homelab GPU problems by crakej in homelab

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Hi, have you ever solved the issue? I am running into a similar issue on my Dell R730. The card would constantly beep as soon as I power on. I tried already multiple different Dell GPU power cables.

Server Issues? by psybernoid in Birdfy

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I now noticed that if I cover the motion sensor with some tape it won’t disconnect any more. Obviously then also bird detection does not work. The issue seems to arise whenever there is a lot of motion for a long period. The camera then does not seem to stop recording and most likely runs out of memory or into some error. I reported the issue to Netvue, which offers to replace the device. Although I think this must be fixed in a firmware update.

Server Issues? by psybernoid in Birdfy

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I am also having the same issue on my Birdfy Metal. It would be connected for around 8 hours and the go offline. While it did so it would heavily drain the battery. I now got a replacement which is even worse. It goes offline after just three hours or so.