Matrox M264, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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Before you install your DSX cards
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For PCI Express , set Link State Power Management to Off .
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For Processor power management , set Minimum processor state and
Maximum processor state to 100%.
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Click Apply to save your settings, then click OK .
For details on how to configure your Windows power management settings, see your
Windows documentation.
Linux power management configuration
The procedure for configuring your Linux power management settings depends on
your Linux operating system as explained below.
° On Ubuntu 14.10 or earlier:
• Type the following:
$ sudo update-rc.d ondemand disable
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On CentOS 7:
• In /etc/tuned/active_profile , replace balanced by throughput-performance and
save the file.
Avoid costly damage
Static electricity from your body can damage your DSX cards or your computer.
Although you may not notice it, static electricity is generated every time you move.
It’s often too small to cause a spark, but it can still cause damage to sensitive
electronic components or at least reduce their lifespan.
To avoid damage, please observe the following precautions:
• Do not remove DSX cards from their antistatic bags until you’re ready to install
them. Before removing the cards, place the packages within easy reach of the
area where you intend to perform the installation.
• You should avoid touching the chips and other components on the circuit boards.
Try to handle the cards by their edges.
• Try to work in an area where the relative humidity is at least 50%.
• Do not wear wool or synthetic clothing. These fabrics tend to generate more
static electricity than cotton, which is best for this kind of work.
• Turn off the power switches on your computer and its connected components.
Once you’ve opened your computer, drain static electricity from your body by
touching a bare metal surface on your computer chassis before you install or remove
any parts of your system. If you have a grounding wrist strap, use it while handling
and installing any components in your computer.