Does this MST Hub Support the AMD Firepro M5100 ?
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Actually, that question should be "Does the AMD Firepro M5100 support MST display hubs?" . The answer to that is yes, it does. As I have mentioned in other posts, I have my hub and monitors connected to their own power strip - as entering or exiting a full screen application can cause one of the monitors to go to sleep or change to half resolution. So I have to cycle power on that power strip to fix it. This problem seems to be a timing (delay) disagreement between the video card and monitors connected via an MST hub. Hopefully the engineers who write the display drivers will eventually fix it.
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I have it working with my HyperV-V Core 2012 server. Takes some research and some massaging of the Intel drivers after every MS update but this is also a lab environment for me. If I were to do it again though, I'd buy a more current adapter to avoid the hassle though.
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you must have a firewire port. USB ports will not work.in addition, your firewire chipset must be ti compatible.
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I have an Asus TF101 I can view the cameras from, so you should be able to since the Fire is newer.
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This does work with the FM2 here is the list of supported sockets.AMD :FM2, FM1, AM3+, AM3, AM2+ and AM2Intel LGA, 2011, 1366, 1155, 1156, 1150 and 775
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NO! the MSI A88XM Gaming is a "Fusion" class MoBo for FM2 & FM2+ APU whereas the components you are discribing would be for AM3+... Additionally, as a long time AMD Solutions provider, I can tell you, as much as I like Nvidia, that running AMD video controller on AMD chipset is a stronger recipe for speed & stability! I would also encourage using AMD or Samsung SSD as primary boot & program drive... Hard Drives for BU and Game repository...
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The one I am selling has a ATI FirePro M7740. It has also been updated with 8 GB of RAM and a 250 GB solid state drive.
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No, I don't think it supports TPM (I don't see the Header)Image of Sabertooth 990FX R2.0http://www.overclockers.ru/images/lab/2012/11/03/1/14_1_big.jpgSee next to TB_Header. (next to USBs 2.0 headers and green led)Image of Sabertooth Z77http://www.overclockers.ru/images/lab/2012/05/23/1/10_big.jpgNo headers
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It worked fine in my MSI MSI -K9N6PGM2 AQMD mobo. I am going to get some more for some SFF HGP DC5750 units I have. Should be fine
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yes, it will take 1 6-pin and 2 8-pin firewire cables. I don't know about your form factor, but we got it in a 2 rack space server case on a microatx motherboard. It comes with the a larger and smaller mounting bracket for either size container.
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It should. Specified socket is AMD Socket FM2 Athlon™/A- Series Processors from ASUS web description at http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/F2A85M_PRO/specifications/
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I don't know. I used the z87e-itx board. That supports the msata standard. So, it's good. The M470 product can check a msata a support. You will succeed.
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Hi, I have the y510p, there it fits. I read somewhere, the y410p has this same M.2 slot.
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Yes, using the AM3 Socket, it will work. It may require a BIOS update, but it will work.
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NO - It only has one port - it needs to plugged into a hub. Not like the older USB & Firewire Pro readers that I loved that stacked so well!!!
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No, it only supports Opteron socket C32. AM3+ chips are completely different. Hope this helps. Jose Seisdedos Titanus Computers www.titanuscomputers.com
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Noo It is not supported because this processor is not Intel, this AMD processor brand and so therefore use different socket