Part number D3V0D
Price: $148.40 USD
DELL POWER SUPPLY 2400W INPUT 100-240V 50-60HZ 16.0A 80 PLUS PLATINUM 94% EFFICIENCY EXTENDED POWER PERFORMANCE EPP HOT PLUG FOR DELL EMC POWEREDGE C6400 CHASSIS ( C6420 SLED ) / C4140 / FX2S / R740 / R740XD / R940 - OUTPUT +12.2V - 196.72A +12VSB - 3.5A
| input | AC |
|---|---|
| watts | 2400 |
| efficiency | Platinum |
| component type | hot_plug |
| compatibility family | dell-2400w |
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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]
The T640 server is not compatible with H100 GPUs due to its insufficient power capacity and PCIe generation limitations. The server can only support GPUs with a maximum power consumption of 300W, while the H100 requires at least 350W and is designed for Gen 5 PCIe, which the T640 does not support. [community thread]
To set PXE as the first boot option, access the System BIOS Settings, navigate to Boot Settings, and then UEFI Boot Settings. You may need to disable other boot options to ensure that PXE remains the primary boot device, as changes to the UEFI boot sequence may not persist otherwise. [community thread]
First, ensure the chassis is securely closed, as an open chassis can prevent startup. Next, check that all power supplies are functioning and properly connected, and consider reseating CPU 4 and its RAM. If issues persist, inspect the motherboard for damage and test power supply voltages. [community thread]
To address the BP0 PG voltage error, you need to update the CPLD to version 1.0.5 via iDRAC. However, if the server does not power on, you may need to troubleshoot further or seek professional assistance. [community thread]