Regarding the R720, the PCIe risers are each capable of providing 150 watts using the white connector on the riser, this is an EPS-12V male connector. If you know of other cable assemblies that will fit this header please include them below! To my knowledge these will only work with 12th and 13th generation equipment, I know for a fact that the cable assemblies for the Dell R740 will not plug into these Micro-Fit headers. This header provides +12 volt on three wires (yellow wires), ground on three wires (black wires), and the remaining two wires are +3.3 volt sense (grey wires).Īfter some diligent searching I found some cables originally intended for the Dell C4130 system that will convert this header into a regular 8-pin PCIe power connector, or alternatively an EPS-12V power connector.ĭell 8RFPM Mini 8-pin to 8-pin EPS-12V Power Cable, 22" Inch.ĭell 8867X Mini 8-pin to 8-pin EPS-12V Power Cable, 18" Inch.ĭell RV9T2 Mini 8-pin to unknown (the other end of my cable was cut off).ĭell JWGFN / 123W8 Mini 8-pin to Mini 8-pin MB to BP Power Cable.ĭell 9H6FV 8-pin EPS-12V (for PCIe Riser) to 8+6-pin PCIe Power Cable, 12" Inch (guesstimate)ĭell 3692K 8-pin EPS-12V (for PCIe Riser) to 8+6-pin PCIe Power Cable, 21" Inch These use a mini 8-pin style connector that is a Molex Micro-Fit 3.0 (3.0mm pitch).
There is one unused backplane power header at the left front of the R820 16-bay and two on the R720 16-bay (one is in the left front and the other is in the right rear).
I've been under the assumption that you can't add a GPU to the R820, but it turns out this isn't true.
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