Dell 3.84TB SAS SSD 2.5"

Part number 91W3V · also known as 091W3V

Price: $1,890.00 USD

LT 2-3 business days Dell 3.84TB SSD SAS 2.5 12G Mixed Use 91W3V, Toshiba KPM5XVUG3T84

Specifications

enduranceMU
interfaceSAS
drive typessd
capacity gb3840
form factor2.5"
endurance classMU

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Frequently asked questions

What should I do if my Dell R450 shows HWC8010 and UEFI0459 errors during startup?

To resolve HWC8010 and UEFI0459 errors, first reseat the PERC 755 RAID card and any associated risers, ensuring they are in the correct slots. Next, access the BIOS/iDRAC settings to accept the current hardware configuration as valid. If the issue persists, check for firmware updates or temporarily remove the PERC card to see if the error clears. [community thread]

How can I install an NVMe drive in a Dell R340 server with 3.5-inch bays?

To install a 2.5" NVMe SSD in a 3.5" hot-swap bay, you will need a 3.5" LFF tray and a 2.5"-to-3.5" adapter. However, for proper NVMe functionality, it is recommended to use a PCIe adapter card instead of relying on the drive bays, as NVMe drives require a different connection type. [community thread]

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 does the PCI1318 error mean on a T440 server and how can it be resolved?

The PCI1318 error on a T440 server may indicate an issue with the Broadcom network interface cards when using kernel versions greater than 6.5. Disabling these network cards in the system BIOS can allow the server to boot without errors. Alternatively, replacing the network card with a compatible one can also resolve the issue. [community thread]

What should I do if my Dell PowerEdge T140 server shows an IDRAC RAC0501 error and I can't access the disks?

The RAC0501 error suggests a communication problem between the iDRAC and the storage controller. Start by updating the iDRAC firmware, system BIOS, and storage controller firmware. Additionally, verify the storage controller's status during boot, ensure it is properly seated, and check iDRAC settings for correct storage configuration. [community thread]