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Tuesday - last edited yesterday by support_s
Tuesday - last edited yesterday by support_s
ProLiant ML350p Gen8: added PCIe card, fans running at 27% on that CPU side now
I just added a PCIe to NVMe adapater card into the first PCIe x16 slot. Everything is working great except now the fans on that CPU side run at a minimum of 27% instead of 6%. Is there a BIOS setting to fix this, or way to adjust the fans on the side of the CPU that has the new PCIe card? This seems ridiculous.
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Re: ProLiant ML350p Gen8: added PCIe card, fans running at 27% on that CPU side now
You can check the workload profile on the system and change that.
Furthermore, you might want to update the BIOS firmware (If outdated)
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Re: ProLiant ML350p Gen8: added PCIe card, fans running at 27% on that CPU side now
BIOS is up to date. I believe because the PCIe to NVMe card I am using is not officially supported HP that is causing that side of the fans (cpu0) to run at 27% instead of the other side (cpu1) which run at normal speeds of 6%. Honestly, this is a total silly implentation. I should be able to run 3rd party PCIe cards, and have a way to override the fan minimum speeds. Any work arounds?