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vSphere, View, PowerCli, VMUGs and Certifications
vSphere, View, PowerCli, VMUGs and Certifications
vSphere, View, PowerCli, VMUGs and Certifications
vSphere, View, PowerCli, VMUGs and Certifications
vSphere, View, PowerCli, VMUGs and Certifications
vSphere, View, PowerCli, VMUGs and Certifications
vSphere, View, PowerCli, VMUGs and Certifications
vSphere, View, PowerCli, VMUGs and Certifications
vSphere, View, PowerCli, VMUGs and Certifications
vSphere, View, PowerCli, VMUGs and Certifications
vSphere, View, PowerCli, VMUGs and Certifications
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vSphere, View, PowerCli, VMUGs and Certifications
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#1 by dedwards_tech on September 23, 2014 - 6:07 pm
Nice information. I have a shuttle SZ77R5 barebone chassis with a similar setup. I found the P420m needs good airflow and these chassis don’t have sufficient fan to pull air over it. I installed a PCI fan next to mine where the fan was sitting over the ASIC heat sink. This keeps the card much cooler and performing optimally.