DELL HARD DRIVE TRAY / CADDY 2.5 INCH SMALL FORM FACTOR SFF

Part number DXD9H

Price: $12.60 USD

DELL HARD DRIVE TRAY / CADDY 2.5 INCH SMALL FORM FACTOR SFF HOT PLUG FOR DELL EMC POWEREDGE C6400 ( C6420 ) ( C6520 ) / C6600 ( C6620 ) / R440 / R550 / R570 / R640 / R6415 / R650 / R650XS / R6515 / R660 / R660XS / R6625 / R670 / R740 / R740XD / R7415 / R7

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Frequently asked questions

What should I do if my PowerEdge R740 shows no video or keyboard response after adding memory?

First, try removing the CMOS battery for a few minutes to reset the BIOS to its default settings. Ensure that all necessary connections are secure and check the status LEDs on the mainboard to determine if the server is ready to boot. If the issue persists, further hardware diagnostics may be needed. [community thread]

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 does the error 'CPU 1 VCCIO PG Voltage Is Outside of Range' mean on a PowerEdge R760?

This error is typically associated with issues in the motherboard's voltage regulation or CPU seating. To troubleshoot, perform a power drain, check for firmware updates, and inspect the CPU for any bent pins or debris. If the problem continues, the motherboard may need to be examined. [community thread]

What are the compatible CPU upgrade options for the Dell PowerEdge R640?

A detailed list of supported processors for the R640 can be found in the technical guide provided by Dell. If you have questions about specific processors not listed, consider reaching out to customer support for assistance. [community thread]

Why does the iDRAC display CPU speed in MT/s instead of MHz or GHz on my server?

This is a known presentation error in iDRAC9 where the CPU speed is incorrectly labeled as MT/s instead of MHz or GHz. It does not indicate a hardware or firmware issue, but rather a unit-labeling mistake in the user interface. [community thread]