Category: GPU Server

3,280 ViewsIf you’re encountering an error related to GPU acceleration on a Windows Server over Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), it may stem from several potential issues. Here’s a structured approach to troubleshoot and solve common problems with GPU acceleration when using RDP: 1. Update GPU Drivers Ensure that your GPU drivers are up-to-date. Using outdated […]

417 ViewsIf Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) Node Auto-Provisioning is not scaling up despite resource limits being defined, there could be several potential reasons for this behavior. Here are some common issues and troubleshooting steps: 1. Resource Requests vs. Limits: 2. Cluster Autoscaler Constraints: 3. Pod Anti-Affinity/Node Selectors/Taints and Tolerations: 4. Insufficient Resources on New Nodes: […]

333 ViewsYes, in Kubernetes, each GPU can be dedicated to a specific Pod. Kubernetes supports GPU scheduling, allowing you to assign Dedicated GPU to Pods just as you would with CPUs or memory. To dedicate a GPU to a specific Pod: This setup ensures that each Pod can have dedicated access to one or more […]

988 ViewsWhen a Kubernetes pod is stuck in the PodInitializing status and the initContainer is being OOMKilled (Out of Memory Killed), it indicates that the initContainer is trying to use more memory than it has been allocated. This results in the Kubernetes system terminating the initContainer due to insufficient memory. Understanding the Problem Key Points: […]

399 ViewsWhen adding a video card to a Dell PowerEdge R720XD server, it’s not uncommon for the server’s fans to ramp up to high speeds. This can happen for several reasons, usually related to how the server manages cooling and power for new components. Here’s a detailed look at why this occurs and what steps […]

454 ViewsIn the Dell PowerEdge T550 server, the auxiliary power for a GPU comes from specific power connectors on the server’s motherboard and power supply unit. These connectors are designed to provide the additional power required by GPUs, especially high-performance ones, beyond what the PCIe slot itself can supply. PowerEdge T550 GPU Auxiliary Power Connections […]

1,827 ViewsDisabling hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling via the command line in Windows 10/11 can be done using the Windows Registry Editor command-line tool reg.exe. This requires modifying a specific registry key. Here’s a step-by-step guide: Steps to Disable Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling via Command Line: 2. Execute the Registry Modification Command: 3. Restart Your Computer: Explanation: Re-enabling […]

1,129 ViewsMonitoring GPU metrics on a Windows machine using Zabbix involves several steps, including setting up the Zabbix Agent, gathering GPU data, and configuring Zabbix to collect and display these metrics. Below is a detailed guide to achieve this. Step-by-Step Guide to Monitor Windows GPU with Zabbix Prerequisites Step 1: Install Zabbix Agent on Windows […]

413 ViewsSetting Up LM-Sensors for Intel Arc A750 on Dell R720 Running Debian 11 with Kernel 6.2.2 The following guide will help you set up LM-Sensors to monitor your Intel Arc A750 GPU and Dell R720 server hardware on Debian 11 with the 6.2.2 kernel. Prerequisites Configuring LM-Sensors Follow the prompts, and answer YES to […]

1,486 ViewsWhen facing issues with installing amdgpu and amdgpu-dkms packages on your system, there are several steps you can follow to diagnose and fix the problem. These packages are essential for enabling and managing AMD GPU drivers on Linux systems. Step-by-Step Guide to Fix Installation Issues: 2. Update Your System: 3. Remove Conflicting Packages: 4. […]