Dell 1X16 GEN4 RISER1 Board for Dell Emc PowerEdge R750

Part number 23FGY · also known as RISER1

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DELL 1X16 GEN4 RISER1 BOARD FOR DELL EMC POWEREDGE R750 / XE8545 - RIGHT RISER 1A CARD ( R1A FHHL ) ( 1 ) ONE PCI-E 4.0 X16 INTERFACE ( BRACKET PN: 6053B1677501 ) - ( ASSY, MECH, R1A, 1X16, FH, HL, 15GV2 ) ( KIT PN: XXRMD )

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Frequently asked questions

What GPUs are compatible with the PowerEdge R7525 and what is the maximum power draw?

For compatible GPUs and recommended slots, consult the technical guide, specifically page 27. The maximum power draw for GPUs is detailed in the table on page 7. [community thread]

What parts are needed to install a GPU on a PowerEdge R750XS server?

The PowerEdge R750XS does not have a specific GPU enablement kit, and there is no documented support for GPU configurations. For detailed information, refer to the technical guide provided by the manufacturer. [community thread]

What should I do if my Dell R7525 server gets stuck at the IDRAC initializing screen with solid DS0 and DS3 LED lights?

First, ensure that the CPUs and memory modules are properly seated and compatible. Clear the NVRAM by using the onboard jumper or removing the battery to reset the BIOS settings. If the issue persists, it may indicate a fault with the motherboard. [community thread]

Why isn't a second CPU recognized after reinstalling it in a PowerEdge R750?

This is almost always a seating issue — power down, remove the processor and heatsink, then reinstall and torque all four corner screws evenly. If it still isn't detected in iDRAC, update BIOS/iDRAC firmware and run the Lifecycle Controller's repurpose option so the CPLD re-registers the second socket. [community thread]

How can I determine if my Dell R7525 server chassis is OEM or not?

To identify if your R7525 chassis is OEM, check the service tag on the Dell support page. If it is OEM, the support page will explicitly indicate this. [community thread]