Category: GPU Server

700 ViewsTo change primary monitor your computer uses at boot, you can adjust the settings either in your system’s BIOS/UEFI or in your operating system settings. Here’s how to do it: 1. Through BIOS/UEFI (Before the OS Loads) 2. Through the Operating System (After Boot) If you want the boot sequence (BIOS, boot logo) to […]

837 ViewsTo determine and set your primary graphics card, you can follow these steps depending on your operating system: For Windows: 2. Using Device Manager: 3. Setting the Primary Graphics Card: For macOS: 2. Setting the Primary Graphics Card: Additional Tips: By following these steps, you should be able to determine and set your primary […]

810 ViewsTo restart a video card (GPU) driver in Windows 7, there are a few methods you can follow. Here are the most common approaches: Method 1: Using Keyboard Shortcut (Quickest Method) Windows has a built-in feature to reset the video driver using a simple keyboard shortcut. This method works for Nvidia, AMD, and Intel […]

1,007 ViewsIn Safe Mode, certain drivers and functionalities, like the graphics card driver, are not fully loaded, which can limit the display settings, including the ability to change the aspect ratio or use the full power of the graphics card. However, here’s how you can try to enable the graphics card or change the aspect […]

934 ViewsIf the System process on your computer is using 100% of the GPU, it can cause performance issues. This is usually abnormal and could be caused by a driver issue, misconfiguration, or background processes consuming excessive GPU resources. You can attempt to resolve high GPU usage by the fix System process using some coding […]

847 ViewsThe “DDA device out of resources (Error 12)” in a Hyper-V VM typically occurs when using Discrete Device Assignment (DDA) to pass through a physical GPU to a virtual machine, but there are insufficient resources (such as memory, I/O space, or interrupts) to assign the device. Here’s how to Fixing DDA device issue: Steps […]

787 ViewsYes, you can resolve many issues related to running GPU tasks on a Windows Server 2016 remotely with coding, depending on the specific task or problem you’re trying to address. Here’s how coding can help with different aspects: 1. GPU Task Management 2. Remote Task Automation 3. Driver or API Calls 4. Remote Script […]

2,123 ViewsUsing GPU passthrough in KVM/QEMU and displaying it in a window on the host OS involves configuring your virtual machine (VM) to leverage the dedicated GPU for better performance, while also ensuring you can interact with the VM from a window on your host system. Here’s a guide on how to achieve this: Step-by-Step […]

794 ViewsThe nvidia_modeset error that causes your computer to freeze just before login is typically related to issues with the NVIDIA graphics driver on Fedora 31. RTX 2070 can happen due to incompatible drivers, kernel module issues, or configuration problems. Steps to Fix the nvidia_modeset Error on Fedora 31: 2. Remove Existing NVIDIA Drivers: 3. […]

945 ViewsResolving NVLink issues with coding alone is generally not possible because most problems with NVLink involve hardware compatibility, configuration, or driver-level issues. However, there are some scenarios where you might use scripts or commands to help troubleshoot or optimize NVLink functionality. Here are a few coding-related steps that might help: 1. Check NVLink Status […]