S1200SPOR External (PCI-e) display adapter not working

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Hi

We have connected a PCI-e display adapter (nVidia) inside this server, Windows 10 does not see any new hardware, we do not get any video from this adapter (on boot or Windows), we have the BIOS drivers loaded.

Are there any standards that need to be met in the new card for the system to see it? How can we tell in BIOS if it sees the new adapter?

The card we are testing (Jaton nVidia VIDEO-PX628GS-LP1), works in other Intel boards (DX79xx series).

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Hi Ashley,

I'm still investigating about this issue. I will get back to you as I get new information.Best regards,Intel(R) Technical Support

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Hi Ashley,

I hope you are doing well today,I'm following up with you to see if you were able to do the tests with the other video card?Regards,Jeremiah A.Intel(R) Technical Support

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Hi Ashley,

Were you able to test the P1000 on this server board?Bear in mind that the only PCIe slot on the SPO SKU is a x8 electrical so this could also limit the use of graphics cards with this board.Regards,Intel(R) Technical Support

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Ive ordered a complete new system and a nVidia (PNY) P1000 card, wont be here for another 4 weeks, will know more then.

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Hi Ashley,

Thank you for your quick response.Ok, in that case can we close this case and you can re-open it once you have the new system and let us know the results?Regards,Intel(R) Technical Support

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yes, i will update once i know the result in this thread

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Hi Ashley,

Thank you for your update. I will proceed in closing this case as you indicate.Regards,Intel(R) Technical Support

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Hi

As an update, we have built the new R1000 chassis and installed an nVidia Quadro P1000 card (made by PNY), image below, its fits fine, Windows 10 can see it, although we have not tested the displays yet (waiting on cables).

As you can see theirs a lot of room spare, however the P1000 is the most power card we can get that will fit the space, all others would hit the USB3 front ports (black plug lower right).