Which ESC program card is compatible with this model?
1620616
It depends on your esc. There are different cards for diff cards for diff esc.
1277287
Hi Holly yes it's compatible I'm running both program's together and I don't have any problems
2156577
Most likely, since the card doesnt require any PCI-E power connectors it should work, however most OEM PCs are shipped with the lowest rated PSU that can handle the cpu, drives and memory, i would recommend you check your PSU since its already old, 4 years its a long time for those, because this adds 55W more of required power.PCI-E is backwards compatible all the way to 1.1, so that would not be a problem.
1123609
If you list the make/model of the machine, or the motherboard make/model if its a home built, your question could be answered easily. Otherwise, the memory you asked about does match the speed/spec you listed, so barring any "special" needs it should work. CAD stations *can* have special needs....ECC mem, limited timings support, etc. You could also go to www.crutial.com or www.kingston.com and see if your machine model number is listed in their memory compatibility database...
733975
From the specs on the manufacturer's website, it says it supports iSCSI but I have never tried making an iSCSI connection with them. You might also want to consider how much I/O performance you need for your ESX application(s) as I have found most NAS devices like this to have marginal real world I/O performance, especially IOPS. If you plan on running any VMs that required moderate to high I/O loads, it might not keep up.
675251
I have no idea. I have a fairly expensive PC paired with the Ceton InfiniTV4 card and it is totally unreliable. I wouldn't waste any money on this card.
468423
Unfortunately no. Esc's need to have their shrink wrap removed and a special programming tool is needed (it is actually pressed on the microprocessor to program it). There are plenty of videos and online help with this process and the programming tool isn't very expensive. But my advice would be to just buy simonk preprogrammed esc's (for example 30 amp emax with simonk from $15 to $19 US)
1252585
I have used it with ESX and it works fine. You may want to try their support forums to diagnose your particular problem.
330351
blackhawkms, Most likely, the card you would upgrade with would be PCI-e X16. This system does have a free slot of that type.
628027
technically compatible. But this card is universally unstable. I would advise to look elsewhere.
859192
PCI-E 3.0 is backwards compatible with past PCI incarnations. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express#PCI_Express_3.x
1417657
All you need is standard PCIe (16)x for video card. Could be 2.0 or 3.0 will work fine :)
1733180
Yes it is compatible. If you would like to know more about the differences, here's a link - http://www.trentonsystems.com/applications/pci-express-interface
926928
This is a dual width card. You need 2 open slots in order for it to fit. It 'should' be compatible as long as it fits and there are no hardware conflicts.
1120890
Will the software work concurrently with other brand/generic video capture cards?
60479
This will work, but it is a little more involved than swapping them out. You must uninstall the drivers for the old video card, then turn the machine off, change out the cards, reboot, ignore the new hardware found messages and once you are booted up insert the disk for the new card and install. There have been a few updates so you will have to go through those as they show up.
221585
FYI, support for this card was added in Linux kernel 4.2, so should work out of the box with newer distros (ie. ubuntu 15.10 or later)