Part number CDC7W
Price: $92.40 USD
Dell PowerEdge R640 R740 R940 NVMe SSD PCI Expansion Card -
| endurance | MU |
|---|---|
| interface | NVMe |
| drive type | ssd |
| endurance class | MU |
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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]
The 0W0DNK NVMe expanders are not compatible with the 0P1MJ3 backplane. You should use the 0235NK expanders, as they are specifically designed for this configuration, allowing for optimal performance with 12 NVMe drives. [community thread]
To resolve the boot issue, revert the PERC controller back to RAID mode via iDRAC and perform a cold power cycle for 30 to 60 seconds. After rebooting, access the System Setup to delete any old UEFI boot entries, clear all configurations in the PERC settings, and ensure that your BIOS, iDRAC, and PERC firmware are updated before switching back to HBA mode. [community thread]
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]
The Dell R740XD chassis does not support NVMe drives in a 12 + 4 configuration, which means there is no available option to add NVMe capabilities to this server model. [community thread]