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TCP/IP Acceleration

NOTE: Enabling TCP/IP acceleration enhances your network performance but can cause your network traffic to bypass the firewall because all processes are off-loaded to the hardware.

TCP/IP acceleration technology is a networking solution that moves the processing of TCP/IP network traffic from your computer’s CPU to its nForce hardware resulting in greatly improved system performance.

Graphics Configuration

WARNING: Before you perform any of the procedures in this section, follow the safety instructions that shipped with your computer.

Dell has configured your graphics sub-system to perform a wide range of applications.

You may customize your graphic's configuration and performance to fit your personal needs. This includes enabling multiple monitors, NVIDIA SLI or ATI Crossfire technologies, and other advanced features.

Multiple Displays

Depending on the video solution you purchased, you may be able to enable support for two or more displays. The process of enabling multiple display support involves attaching the additional displays and configuring the video driver software or control panel to support them.

WARNING: Before you perform any of the procedures in this section, follow the safety instructions that shipped with your computer.

To attach an additional display:

1Ensure that the computer and all attached devices are turned off.

2Connect the new display(s) to the appropriate port on the video card(s).

NOTE: Configurations that include multiple graphics cards ship from the factory with the video ports on the secondary cards capped by a plastic cover. These covers may be removed to access these additional video ports.

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Contents Dell XPS 730/730X Quick Reference Guide October C100J Contents Dell Technical Update Service Software Based Performance TuningTroubleshooting Software and Hardware Recommended Driver Installation Order Reinstalling the Operating SystemReinstalling Windows Vista Macrovision Product NoticeContents Finding Information Support.dell.com Using and maintaining peripheralsRAID, Internet, Bluetooth, E-mail Networking, and moreFront and Back View of the Computer Setting up Your ComputerSetting up Your Computer Front ViewConnectors Inch driveIs operating Hard-driveActivity LED Computer standConnector Front I/O ConnectorsIeee Back View Card slots Connectors See Back I/O Connectors on Rear I/O LEDOut Multichannel-capable speakers Setting up Your Computer PCIe cardsCenter/LFE Sound setupHeadphone Speakers with integrated amplifiers Connector Surround out SubwooferConnector Setting up Your Computer ESATASetting up the Computer Installing Your Computer in an Enclosure Setting up Your Computer Connecting to a Network Network Advanced Features System ConfigurationNetwork Configuration XPS 730 Only System ConfigurationGraphics Configuration Multiple DisplaysNvidia SLI and ATI Crossfire Technologies System Configuration Optimizing Performance System Setup Based Performance TuningOptimizing Performance Software Based Performance Tuning XPS 730 Only Nvidia PerformanceNvidia Monitor Optimizing Performance Dell Diagnostics TroubleshootingDiagnostic Tools TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Option Function Express Test Tracing the problem quicklySymptom Tree Extended TestMP Memory Test Getting More Help Dell Support Dell PC Tune-UpDell PC Checkup Dell Network AssistantPower Button LED States Diagnostic IndicatorsDell Technical Update Service DellConnectBeep Codes Troubleshooting Software and Hardware Problems Solving ProblemsCode Description repetitive Short beeps Battery Problems Drive Problems Memory Problems Hard drive problemsPower Problems Using Microsoft Windows System Restore Restoring the Operating SystemStarting System Restore Windows XP Using Dell PC Restore and Dell Factory Image Restore Click Finish to reboot the system Reinstalling Windows XP Reinstalling the Operating SystemBefore you Begin Troubleshooting Reinstalling Windows Vista Click Next Modem Dialing Information screen appearsInstalling Windows window appears Setup window appears Using the Drivers and Utilities Media Recommended Driver Installation Order Troubleshooting Entering System Setup Configuring the BiosSystem Setup Configuring the BiosSystem Setup Screens Single System Setup OptionsMain DualAdvanced CPUIntegrated Advanced Advanced Allows you to set a supervisor password Power failure PowerOff-The computer remains powered off BootBoot Sequence Option SettingsConfiguring the Bios Configuring the Bios Appendix SpecificationsOperating system installed Appendix ProcessorVideo Connector sizeConnector data AudioBus throughput Width maximum Bus throughputIeee 1394a DrivesNetwork adapter Fan IDE driveSerial ATA PCI ExpressTypical configuration Into an electrical outlet, power strip, or otherWattage Voltage see the safety Maximum configurationOperating Macrovision Product NoticeEnvironmental StorageContacting Dell Index Error messages beep codesIndex Nvidia ESA USB Index
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C100J, DCDO specifications

The Dell DCDO, C100J, represents a significant advancement in the realm of data center technology, focusing on providing enhanced operational efficiency, scalability, and improved performance. Designed with modern enterprises in mind, the C100J integrates cutting-edge features that cater to an array of data center needs.

One of the standout features of the Dell C100J is its modular architecture. This design allows organizations to expand their infrastructure incrementally, ensuring that they can scale according to their growth requirements without incurring hefty upfront costs. The modularity of the C100J makes it versatile, allowing it to adapt to varying workloads and applications efficiently.

Performance-wise, the Dell C100J is equipped with high-speed processing capabilities. It supports the latest generation of Intel Xeon processors, which provide substantial processing power while maintaining energy efficiency. This ensures that enterprises can run demanding applications seamlessly, from data analytics to virtualization, all while consuming less power compared to older models.

Networking is another critical aspect of the Dell C100J. It comes with advanced networking options, including support for 25GbE and 40GbE interfaces, facilitating faster data transmission and reduced latency. This feature is especially beneficial for organizations with high data throughput requirements, enabling them to handle large data sets and ensure quick access to critical information.

Storage flexibility is integral to the Dell DCDO's appeal. The C100J can support various storage options, including SSDs for high-performance tasks and HDDs for cost-effective data storage. Its RAID support further enhances data security and performance, giving users peace of mind regarding data integrity.

Additionally, the Dell C100J is designed with a focus on energy efficiency and Lifecycle management. Its innovative cooling technology optimizes airflow, reducing energy consumption while ensuring that components operate within optimal thermal conditions. This results in lower operational costs and supports corporate sustainability initiatives.

Moreover, management features such as Dell's OpenManage software provide seamless monitoring and management of hardware configurations, firmware updates, and system health checks, enabling IT teams to focus more on strategic initiatives rather than routine maintenance.

In summary, the Dell DCDO, C100J encapsulates a blend of performance, flexibility, and efficiency. Its modular design, high-speed processing capabilities, advanced networking features, and robust management tools make it an ideal choice for enterprises aiming to enhance their data center operations while preparing for future growth.
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