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Dell R660 10 Drive | R760 16+8NVMe Drive - PERC 12 - Cable Config 10 and 13 | Cable Config 17 - BP_DST_SA1 to CTRL_SRC_SA1
| ism to | BP_DST_SA1 |
|---|---|
| ism from | CTRL_SRC_SA1 |
| topology | sas_straight |
| ism endpoint source | operator_research_2026-05-17 |
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Yes, the R760 server with dual CPUs can accommodate two Nvidia L40 GPUs, as they are double-width and within the power specifications. Ensure you have a power supply of at least 1600W and the appropriate GPU riser kit, power cables, and cooling components for optimal performance. [community thread]
The LED codes on the R660 motherboard can signal various issues, such as a 5V switch fault or problems with connected USB devices, iDRAC cables, or the rear I/O card. To troubleshoot, perform a flea power drain, clear the NVRAM, and test with only the minimum components necessary for POST. If the server still does not boot, further inspection of the components may be required. [community thread]
To connect the Nvidia A100-SXM4-40GB GPU in a R760 server, you will need the appropriate power cable. The correct part numbers to look for are 9PVH2 for Riser 4 and CPH58 for Riser 1, but it's advisable to verify compatibility before purchasing. [community thread]
The R760XA server requires a minimum of two H100NVL GPUs for proper operation, as it is designed for optimized GPU support. Installing a single GPU may lead to boot errors and complications during hardware upgrades. It is advisable to consult with a sales engineer to ensure the configuration meets your needs. [community thread]
You can use the CPH58 cable to connect the 8-pin riser to the 6-pin input of the RTX A4000, as it appears to be compatible. However, the A4000 is not officially listed as supported for the R760, so results may vary. [community thread]