Dell 7910 owner manual Rom

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The Miscellaneous Settings screen details are explained as follows:

Menu Item

Description

System Time

Enables you to set the time on the system.

System Date

Enables you to set the date on the system.

Asset Tag

Displays the asset tag and enables you to modify it for security and tracking

 

purposes.

Keyboard

Enables you to set whether the system boots with the NumLock enabled or

NumLock

disabled. By default the Keyboard NumLock is set to On.

 

NOTE: This option does not apply to 84-key keyboards.

F1/F2 Prompt on Enables or disables the F1/F2 prompt on error. By default, F1/F2 Prompt on Error is

Error

set to Enabled. The F1/F2 prompt also includes keyboard errors.

Load Legacy

Enables you to determine wether the system BIOS loads the legacy video (INT 10H)

Video Option

option ROM from the video controller. Selecting Enabled in the operating system

ROM

does not support UEFI video output standards. This field is only for UEFI boot

 

mode. You cannot set this to Enabled if UEFI Secure Boot mode is enabled.

In-System

This option enables or disables In-System Characterization. By default, In-System

Characterization

Characterization is set to Enabled - No Reboot. The two other options are

 

Enabled and Disabled.

 

When enabled, In-System Characterization (ISC) executes during POST upon

 

detecting relevant change(s) in system configuration to optimize system power and

 

performance. ISC takes about 20 seconds to execute, and system reset is required

 

for ISC results to be applied. The Enabled - No Reboot option executes ISC and

 

continues without applying ISC results until the next time system reset occurs. The

 

Enabled option executes ISC and forces an immediate system reset so that ISC

 

results can be applied. It takes the system longer to be ready due to the forced

 

system reset. When disabled, ISC does not execute.

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This option is enabled by default.

P25BIOS Access

 

Debug Menu

Debug Error Lever — Reboot Text Mode — off (default)

 

Cold Reboot Power cycle Reboot Test Point Memory disabled by default.

 

PCI Init Complete Embedded SATA test mode — Disabled (Default)

 

Spread Spectrum — Disabled

 

Embedded SATA RSTe Debug — Disabled

 

MRC Serial Debug Output — Disabled

 

DFx Margining — Dsiabled

 

TXEQ PCIe Workaround — Enabled (default)

 

Miscellaneous .Device Unhide — Disabled

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Contents Dell Precision Rack Page Contents Page Troubleshooting your system Using system diagnostics 108 Jumpers and connectors 110Specifications 114 System Setup 120 124 Turning Off Your Computer Working on Your ComputerHome screen LCD panel featuresView menu Setup menuDocumentation matrix Hard-drive indicators Hard-drive indicator codesPage Recommended tools Installing and removing system componentsSafety instructions Before working inside your system After working inside your systemFront and Back View System OverviewPage Precision Rack Removing the front bezel Front bezel optionalRemoving the system cover Installing the front bezelInstalling the system cover Inside the system Inside the system-Precision Rack Cooling shroudRemoving the cooling shroud Installing the cooling shroudSystem memory Processor Sample memory configurations General memory module installation guidelinesMemory configurations-single processor Memory configurations-two processors Removing memory modules Removing memory module Installing memory modules Installing the memory module Removing a 2.5 inch hard-drive blank Hard drivesRemoving Hard Drive Installing a 2.5 inch hard-drive blankRemoving and installing hard drive Installing Hard DriveRemoving a hard drive from a hard-drive carrier Installing a hard drive into a hard-drive carrier Optical drive optionalRemoving the optical drive Cooling fans Installing the optical driveRemoving a cooling fan Removing and installing a cooling fanRemoving the cooling-fan assembly Installing a cooling fanCooling-fan assembly Cooling fan Release lever Internal USB memory key optional Installing the cooling-fan assemblyReplacing the internal USB key PCIe card holderRemoving the PCIe card holder Removing and installing the PCIe card holder Opening and closing the PCIe card holder latch Installing the PCIe card holderRemoving the cable retention bracket Cable retention bracketRemoving and installing the cable retention bracket Installing the cable retention bracketExpansion card installation guidelines Expansion cards and expansion-card risersRemoving an expansion card from expansion-card riser 2 or Page Ensure that you read the Safety instructions Removing an expansion card from the expansion-card riser Installing an expansion card into the expansion-card riser Removing the riser 1 blank Removing expansion-card risers Installing the riser 1 blankRemoving and installing the expansion card riser Identifying connectors on the expansion card riser Removing and installing the expansion card riser Expansion-card slot Power connector for GPU cards Removing and installing the expansion card riser Identifying connectors on the expansion card riser 3 default Installing expansion-card risersInstalling a GPU card GPU card installation guidelinesRemoving a GPU card Replacing an SD vFlash media card SD vFlash media cardRemoving an internal SD card Internal dual SD moduleRemoving the internal dual SD module Installing an internal SD cardRemoving and installing the Internal Dual SD Module Idsdm Installing the internal dual SD module Removing the integrated storage controller card Integrated storage controller cardInstalling the integrated storage controller card Removing the network daughter card Network daughter cardRemoving and installing the Network Daughter Card NDC Processors Installing the network daughter cardRemoving a processor Captive screw Close first socket release lever Lock icon Processor Removing and installing a processor Installing a processor Applying thermal grease on the top of the processor Hot Spare feature Power supply unitsRemoving the power supply unit blank Installing the power supply unit blankRemoving an AC power supply unit Removing and installing an AC power supply unit Installing an AC power supply unit Replacing the system battery System batteryHard-drive backplane Installing the system batteryRemoving the hard-drive backplane Installing the hard-drive backplane Removing the control panel Control panel assemblyPage Installing the control panel System boardRemoving the system board Ensure that you read the Safety instructions Removing and installing the system board Installing the system board Restoring the Service Tag using the Easy Restore feature Entering the system Service Tag using System SetupRe-enabling the TPM for TXT users Updating the Bios versionTroubleshooting a USB device Troubleshooting your systemTroubleshooting external connections Troubleshooting the video subsystemTroubleshooting iDRAC Direct laptop connection Troubleshooting iDRAC Direct USB XML configurationTroubleshooting a serial I/O device Troubleshooting a NICTroubleshooting a wet system Troubleshooting the system battery Troubleshooting a damaged systemTroubleshooting power supply units Power source problemsPower supply unit problems Troubleshooting cooling fans Troubleshooting cooling problemsTroubleshooting system memory Troubleshooting an SD card Troubleshooting an internal USB keyTroubleshooting a hard drive Troubleshooting an optical driveTroubleshooting expansion cards Troubleshooting a storage controllerErrors That Soft Halts the System Troubleshooting processorsError Messages Errors That Halt the System CompletelyAlert messages Error That do not Halt the systemDiagnostic messages System messages107 Running the Embedded System Diagnostics from Boot Manager Using system diagnosticsDell Embedded System Diagnostics When to use the Embedded System DiagnosticsSystem diagnostic controls System board jumper settings Jumpers and connectorsSystem board connectors Jusb Disabling a forgotten password Specifications Video NIC Two 36-pin Mini-SAS connectors eight 29-pin Power Environmental System Setup Boot MenuTiming Key Sequences System Setup Main Menu Dell DiagnosticsAbout System Setup Entering System SetupSystem Information screen details System Bios screenMemory Settings screen details Processor Settings screen details Menu Item Sata Settings screen details Menu Item Description Boot Settings screen details Integrated Devices screen details Current State Serial Communication screen details System Profile Settings screen detailsC1E System Security settings screen details Menu Item Description NMI Button Miscellaneous Settings screen detailsROM 136 NIC indicators NIC indicator codesAC power supply unit status indicator Power indicator codesPage Contacting Dell Contacting DellQuick Resource Locator QRL
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7910 specifications

The Dell Precision series has long been a trusted choice for professionals in fields such as engineering, architecture, and data analysis. Among these workstations, the Dell Precision 7910, 7810, and 5810 stand out as robust solutions tailored to meet demanding computational tasks.

The Dell Precision 7910 is renowned for its exceptional scalability and performance. Designed to handle the most intensive workloads, it features dual Intel Xeon processors that offer powerful multi-core performance. This workstation can support up to 1TB of DDR4 memory, enabling users to work with massive datasets seamlessly. With multiple PCIe slots and support for NVIDIA Quadro graphics, the 7910 is ideal for professionals engaging in 3D modeling, simulation, and complex data analysis. The system’s flexible storage options include SSDs and conventional hard drives, ensuring rapid data access and storage capacity.

Next in line, the Dell Precision 7810 offers a slightly more compact solution without compromising on effectiveness. This workstation also supports dual Intel Xeon processors, providing high performance, though typically with fewer cores compared to the 7910. It can accommodate up to 512GB of DDR4 memory, making it suitable for a wide range of professional applications. The 7810 features a refined thermal design that ensures efficient cooling under load, extending the life of the components while maintaining peak performance. The graphics capabilities align with the 7910, supporting high-end NVIDIA Quadro cards for graphic-intense tasks.

The Dell Precision 5810 is the entry point of this powerful trio but still offers formidable capabilities. It supports a single Intel Xeon processor, which is powerful enough for many professional tasks, providing an excellent balance of performance and cost. The 5810 also supports up to 256GB of DDR4 memory, making it suitable for medium to moderately demanding applications. With dedicated graphics options from the NVIDIA lineup, the 5810 is an excellent choice for professionals needing reliable performance for engineering simulations or graphic design.

In summary, the Dell Precision 7910, 7810, and 5810 provide a range of features tailored to meet the needs of professionals requiring high performance and reliability. With options for dual processors, substantial RAM, and powerful graphics capabilities, these workstations deliver exceptional performance in demanding environments. Whether you are a designer, engineer, or data scientist, these systems are designed to efficiently handle complex tasks, ensuring that you can focus on delivering results. Each model offers a unique blend of characteristics that cater to different workload intensities, allowing users to select the ideal workstation for their specific needs.