DELL OPTIONAL SAS3 / SATA3 REAR HARD DRIVE BACKPLANE 3.5

Part number Y6H32 · also known as SATA3

Price: $138.60 USD

DELL OPTIONAL SAS3 / SATA3 REAR HARD DRIVE BACKPLANE 3.5 INCH LFF 2 BAY FOR DELL EMC POWEREDGE R740XD - HDD BP LARGE FORM FACTOR 2B / 2LFF ( MECHANICAL BRACKET PN: 6053B1350301 )

Specifications

form factor3.5"
component typebackplane

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Frequently asked questions

What is the pinout configuration for the GPU power cable DP/N: 04VPD3 on a PowerEdge R740xd?

For specific pinout details of the 04VPD3 GPU power cable, it is recommended to contact the sales department or a third-party vendor directly, as this information is not typically available in public forums. [community thread]

What power cable is needed for the NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB in a PowerEdge R740?

The required power cable for the NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB in a PowerEdge R740 varies based on the specific GPU configuration. It is recommended to consult with the sales department or refer to the manufacturer's documentation for the appropriate riser and power kit details. [community thread]

What NVMe expanders are compatible with the R740XD's 0P1MJ3 backplane?

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]

How can I add NVMe support to a Dell R740XD server?

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]

How can I manage fan speeds on a Dell R740XD2 when they are stuck at high RPMs?

To address high fan speeds on the Dell R740XD2, ensure you are using a supported operating system, as Flatcar is not officially validated for this server model. Consider switching to a supported OS like Ubuntu or Red Hat, which may allow for better fan control. If you continue to use Flatcar, be aware that Dell does not provide support for issues related to it. [community thread]