System specs
- Dell Precision 7530 (2018)
- Embedded Quadro P2000
- Embedded Intel UHD 630
- 32Gb DDR4
- Internal display: 4k 15inch
- External: some kind of old Samsung Full-hd'
Setup photo: https://imgur.com/z6xC2dr
eGPU hardware
- Razer Core X ( https://www.razer.com/gaming-laptops/razer-core-x )
- Palit 1080Ti Founders Edition ( http://eu.palit.com/palit/vgapro.php?id=2841 )
СUDA-z Performance:
Installation Steps
- Install 1080ti in to Razer Core X
- Plug USB-C cable in to Dell
- Install fresh nVidia drivers with GeForce Experience
Drivers installation failure and solution
During the first build of the configuration, I faced the fact that after disconnecting the eGPU, the internal Quadro 2000 did not work in the system and each time it was necessary to reinstall the drivers. In principle, this situation suited me until the drivers from 1080T fell off and refused to be installed. Created a separate post, solved the problem. In short:
Comments
I am an engineer engaged in the development and implementation of aeroponic and hydroponic technologies of cultivation of plants. Due to the specifics of the work, I often have to move and the assembly of a desktop workstation is unacceptable for me.
In fact, the built-in Quadro is enough for me to work with small assemblies of 200-500 parts (I mainly work in Unigraphics NX and Siemens SolidEdge), but since I accompany projects from idea to launch I have to prepare various media materials that I process using 1080Ti power, such as renders, animations and BP content. For this task I mainly use 3ds max, v-ray, keyshot, aftereffects, photoshop.
If anyone needs some kind of benchmarks to be run on this system - write me about it, everyone is welcome.
Dell Precision 7530: i9-8950k, 32Gb DDR4, Quadro 2000 internal GPU
Razer Core X: Palit GeForce 1080Ti Founders Edition
Hello, I am trying to setup a Dell Precision 7530 with a Razer Core X and RTX2080ti for VR use in work.
When I connect the Razer Core X there is an error message "try improving the usb connection..." but it does not recognise the GPU. The Razer Core does appear in Device Manager as a USB device.
The PC is brand new but has an old version of Windows 10 (1703 build 1506.1928) as this is the build we use in Work at the moment.
Do you think this is the cause of the issue?
What version of Windows are you using?
Thanks
Peter
Pending: Add my system information and expected eGPU configuration to my signature to give context to my posts
Hi. I haven't faced such problem.
My Windows build is 1803 17134.885
Maybe it's a driver conflict. Try using https://www.wagnardsoft.com/ if it's possible for you.
Dell Precision 7530: i9-8950k, 32Gb DDR4, Quadro 2000 internal GPU
Razer Core X: Palit GeForce 1080Ti Founders Edition
Maybe it's a problem with the cable. Try a new Thunderbolt 3 cable?
Is there a BIOS setting in the Dell to enable Thunderbolt?
Pending: Add my system information and expected eGPU configuration to my signature to give context to my posts