Just got a New Dell T320 but want a GPU Upgrade
On 3/10/2016 at 9:53 AM, dalekphalm said:When a monitor connected over VGA gets cloudy or has ghosting/shadows, it's because there's too much EMI (Electromagnetic interference). To fix this, you either need a better shielded VGA cable (thicker), or you switch to a digital cable and output like DVI, DisplayPort (DP), or HDMI.
I'll second this, the Windows 8.1 driver should work totally fine. The Dell technician is just covering his ass. He can't officially tell you it's okay to use an "unsupported device" because he could lose his job, even if that unsupported device will still work with 99% certainty.
The OP did say light usage. I'm thinking file server at most.
@RTarson, can you elaborate on what "Server type things" this computer will be doing? If it's actually running as a server (Eg: Active Directory, DNS Server, DHCP Server, Web Server, hell even a file server if you've got more than 1 or 2 users, etc), then @Scheer is 100% correct, and the server should be isolated, and never used as a workstation.
It worked!!!! I got a different GPU then I said I was getting, plus it has 4 display ports to hook up like a 1440p monitor too. I actually purchased a NVS 510 with 2GB. Works fantastic. I got the domain server up and client database all setup. Best server OS and best Server purchase ever! Popped the NVS 510 worked right off the bat. It is a super overkill server now.
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