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DELL PowerEdge R940 24×2.5" NVMe Expander Cable FJYF0 laptop replacement part
Connects the 24×2.5" backplane to the NVMe expander in a PowerEdge R940 server
- Compatible ManufacturerFor Dell
- Compatible ModelsFor Dell PowerEdge R940
- ColorSilver
- Enables full NVMe integration on PowerEdge R940 backplanes
- High-fidelity PCIe signalling for consistent performance
- Robust OEM build for continuous datacentre workloads
- Clean routing improves internal airflow
- Supports 24× 2.5" NVMe backplane bays A2/B2
Dell PowerEdge R940 NVMe Expander Cable
This cable connects the A2/B2 backplane to the PCIe subsystem inside a Dell PowerEdge R940 server. It enables full NVMe integration across 24 drive bays for 2.5-inch storage devices. The part is built for continuous datacenter workloads where consistent high-bandwidth routing is required.
Supports 24× 2.5" NVMe backplane
The cable is specifically designed to support 24× 2.5-inch NVMe-enabled backplane slots A2 and B2. This single compatibility requirement determines whether the part fits your server configuration. It will not function with other backplane layouts or server models.
Clean routing for improved airflow
The cable's design provides clean internal routing that helps maintain airflow within the chassis. No additional accessories or software are included with this replacement part. The physical cable itself delivers the connectivity needed for scalable NVMe storage arrays.
Highlights
- Enables full NVMe integration on PowerEdge R940 backplanes
- High-fidelity PCIe signalling for consistent performance
- Robust OEM build for continuous datacentre workloads
- Clean routing improves internal airflow
- Supports 24× 2.5" NVMe backplane bays A2/B2
Specifications
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Part Number | FJYF0 |
| Compatible Manufacturer | For Dell |
| Compatible Models | For Dell PowerEdge R940 |
| Color | Silver |
Questions about this item
What does the 24 NVMe drive support mean for a PowerEdge R940?
It allows the A2/B2 backplane to connect up to 24 2.5-inch NVMe drives directly to the PCIe subsystem for full bandwidth.
Which interface standard does the expander cable use and what does it limit?
The cable carries PCIe signals from the backplane to the NVMe expander, so drive speed is limited by the PCIe generation of the R940 slot.
What physical space and mounting does the cable require inside the R940?
It routes between the A2/B2 backplane and the NVMe expander card, using the server's existing cable channels and connectors.
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