Viz Engine Administrator Guide
Version 3.12 | Published October 17, 2019 ©
HP DL 3930
This section describes the specification and PCI board layout of a HP DL 3930 machine with the different cards provided by Vizrt.
Default Hardware
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Server 1RU
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OS: Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2019
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CPU: 1x Intel Xeon E-2186G 6-Core
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RAM: 32 GB DDR 4 (4x 8GB)
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1st SSD: 256 GB S-ATA SSD
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2nd SSD: 512 GB M.2 on Mainboard
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RAID Controller: Intel Onboard
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Hot Plug Power Supply:2x 550W
Connectors
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Front connectors |
Back connectors |
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1. HDD activity light 2. Hard drive (4x2.5") 3. Audio jack 4+5. USB 3.1 (Type C) 6. SD card reader 7. Power button/power light 8. Information tag |
9. PCIe x8 or unused if 10. is PCIe x16 10. PCIe x16 or PCIe x8 if 9. is used 11. PCIe x4 slot 12. USB 3.1 (Type C)/iGFX DisplayPort (2x) 13. Remote power switch connector 14. Serial port 15. 10G RJ-45 Ethernet 16. 1G RJ-45 Ethernet 17. Redundant dual 550W power supplies |
PCI Configuration with P4000 or P6000
Slot |
Usage |
Slot 1 |
GPU |
Slot 2 |
unused, otherwise GPU would not run PCIe x16 |
Slot 3 |
Matrox DSXLE4 or other PCIe card |
PCI Configuration with P2000
Slot |
Usage |
Slot 1 |
GPU (Runs at PCIe x8 Speed if Slot 2 is used)
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Slot 2 |
Sealevel GPI, Plura Timecode, Bluestorm RS422
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Slot 3 |
Sealevel GPI, Plura Timecode, Bluestorm RS422
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PCI Configuration with Onboard GPU (Intel HD620)
Slot |
Usage |
Slot 1 |
Sealevel GPI, Plura Timecode, Bluestorm RS422 |
Slot 2 |
Sealevel GPI, Plura Timecode, Bluestorm RS422 |
Slot 3 |
Sealevel GPI, Plura Timecode, Bluestorm RS422 |
BIOS Settings
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During Post, press F2 to get access to the BIOS Setup.
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General - Advanced Boot Options – uncheck Legacy Option ROMs
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Performance - Intel Speed Step - uncheck “Enable Intel Speed Step”
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Performance - C-States Control - uncheck “C States”
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Thermal Configuration – CPU Zone: set speed to 20%
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Thermal Configuration - PSU and PCIe Zone: set speed to 20% If working under high ambient temperatures, fan speed may be set to a higher value.
Note: Certain third party vendor drivers require secure boot to be disabled to install properly.