Dell R440 Riser Blank. Covers all rear riser slots (Bay 2

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Dell R440 Riser Blank. Covers all rear riser slots (Bay 2 and 3)

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Frequently asked questions

What cables and components are needed to retrofit an R440 server for NVMe support?

For retrofitting the R440 to support NVMe drives, it's advisable to refer to the user manual for accurate cabling instructions. A PCIe extender card may be necessary if utilizing the SAS drive slots, and ensure that the SAS cables are of adequate length to connect to the HBA card. [community thread]

What CPUs are compatible with the Dell R440 server?

The Dell R440 server with the 4JN2K motherboard can support processors with a thermal design power (TDP) of up to 150 W, including the Xeon 6252, 6428, 6242, and 6240. For other motherboard versions, ensure the CPU has a TDP of less than 140 W for compatibility. [community thread]

What is the recommended heatsink for a R440 server with a 150W TDP CPU?

For the R440 server with a 150W TDP CPU, the recommended heatsinks are part numbers 1CW2J for CPU2 and 994RT for CPU1. It's advisable to verify compatibility with your specific configuration before making a purchase. [community thread]

Why is my R440 server showing an unsupported processor error after upgrading to a Xeon Gold 6242?

If your R440 server displays an unsupported processor error, ensure that you have the correct system board version, as the Xeon Gold 6242 requires system board 4JN2K for proper functionality. Additionally, verify that your power supply meets the necessary specifications, such as having a minimum of 550W. [community thread]

What does it mean if the PowerEdge R440 motherboard LEDs DS1 and DS7 are blinking and the server won't boot?

The blinking LEDs indicate a potential configuration issue with the processor or memory. Ensure that the memory is installed correctly according to the guidelines and that the primary CPU is properly seated and compatible. If the problem continues after verifying these components, consider testing with a different motherboard. [community thread]