Dell 4VPD3 (04VPD3) GPU Power Cable – 8-Pin EPS-12V for PowerEdge R740 / R740xd
Warranty: Lifetime
The Dell 4VPD3 (Dell part 04VPD3) is the GPU power cable a PowerEdge R740 or R740xd needs to power a data-center GPU with an 8-pin EPS-12V (CPU-style) input: the NVIDIA A40, A100 PCIe, Tesla V100 PCIe, P40 and P100. Resilient Tec sells it for $47, one cable per GPU.
Available to order — ships in about 7 days.
It runs from the GPU riser's 8-pin power header (the end marked MB/RISER) to the card's EPS-12V 8-pin socket (the end marked GPU). It is not the PCIe-style cable (Dell TR5TP, 8-pin to 6-pin + 6+2-pin) used by workstation cards. If you are adding an A40 or another Tesla-class card to an R740xd, this is the cable you are missing.
Specs
- Dell part number: 04VPD3 (4VPD3), printed on the cable label
- Type: Internal GPU auxiliary power cable, 1 cable per listing
- Riser end: 8-pin, labelled MB/RISER
- GPU end: 8-pin EPS-12V (CPU-style), labelled GPU — not PCIe 8-pin
- Length: approx. 8 in (24 cm), braided sleeve
- Servers: Dell PowerEdge R740, R740xd (also listed for R640)
- GPUs: NVIDIA A40, A100 PCIe, Tesla V100 PCIe, Tesla P40, Tesla P100 and other cards with an EPS-12V 8-pin input
- Availability: available to order, ships in about 7 days
Check before you order
- Read the auxiliary power line on your GPU's spec sheet. "8-pin CPU" or "EPS-12V" means this cable. "PCIe 8-pin" or "6+2-pin" means the TR5TP-style cable instead.
- Slot-powered cards such as the Tesla T4, L4 and P4 draw 75 W or less and need no cable.
- One cable powers one card. Two A40s need two cables.
- The server also needs Dell's GPU enablement kit, low-profile heat sinks, the high-performance fan kit and 1100 W or larger supplies. Our R740xd GPU Ready build has all of that installed.
Never force or adapt one connector type into the other. EPS-12V and PCIe 8-pin carry 12 V and ground on different pins. A plug that only fits with force is the wrong plug.
Lifetime warranty
Backed by the Resilient Tec lifetime warranty. If it doesn't fit your server and GPU, we replace or refund it.
FAQ
Does the NVIDIA A40 need the 4VPD3 cable in an R740xd?
Yes. The A40 has one 8-pin EPS-12V (CPU-style) power input, so one 4VPD3 cable powers one A40 in an R740 or R740xd.
What is the difference between 4VPD3 and TR5TP?
4VPD3 feeds an 8-pin EPS-12V input, used by data-center cards like the A40, V100 and P40. TR5TP feeds PCIe 6-pin and 6+2-pin inputs, used by workstation cards. They are not interchangeable.
How much does the Dell 4VPD3 cable cost?
$47 per cable at Resilient Tec, with a lifetime warranty. It is available to order and ships in about 7 days.
You Might Also Need
- NVIDIA A40 48GB – $5,490 refurbished
- R740xd GPU Ready build – enablement kit, fans and 1600 W supplies installed
- Why your GPU won't work in your server – the eight install problems and the fix for each
- HPE 869820-001 – the equivalent cable for HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10
The Dell 4VPD3 (Dell part 04VPD3) is the GPU power cable a PowerEdge R740 or R740xd needs to power a data-center GPU with an 8-pin EPS-12V (CPU-style) input: the NVIDIA A40, A100 PCIe, Tesla V100 PCIe, P40 and P100. Resilient Tec sells it for $47, one cable per GPU.
Available to order — ships in about 7 days.
It runs from the GPU riser's 8-pin power header (the end marked MB/RISER) to the card's EPS-12V 8-pin socket (the end marked GPU). It is not the PCIe-style cable (Dell TR5TP, 8-pin to 6-pin + 6+2-pin) used by workstation cards. If you are adding an A40 or another Tesla-class card to an R740xd, this is the cable you are missing.
Specs
- Dell part number: 04VPD3 (4VPD3), printed on the cable label
- Type: Internal GPU auxiliary power cable, 1 cable per listing
- Riser end: 8-pin, labelled MB/RISER
- GPU end: 8-pin EPS-12V (CPU-style), labelled GPU — not PCIe 8-pin
- Length: approx. 8 in (24 cm), braided sleeve
- Servers: Dell PowerEdge R740, R740xd (also listed for R640)
- GPUs: NVIDIA A40, A100 PCIe, Tesla V100 PCIe, Tesla P40, Tesla P100 and other cards with an EPS-12V 8-pin input
- Availability: available to order, ships in about 7 days
Check before you order
- Read the auxiliary power line on your GPU's spec sheet. "8-pin CPU" or "EPS-12V" means this cable. "PCIe 8-pin" or "6+2-pin" means the TR5TP-style cable instead.
- Slot-powered cards such as the Tesla T4, L4 and P4 draw 75 W or less and need no cable.
- One cable powers one card. Two A40s need two cables.
- The server also needs Dell's GPU enablement kit, low-profile heat sinks, the high-performance fan kit and 1100 W or larger supplies. Our R740xd GPU Ready build has all of that installed.
Never force or adapt one connector type into the other. EPS-12V and PCIe 8-pin carry 12 V and ground on different pins. A plug that only fits with force is the wrong plug.
Lifetime warranty
Backed by the Resilient Tec lifetime warranty. If it doesn't fit your server and GPU, we replace or refund it.
FAQ
Does the NVIDIA A40 need the 4VPD3 cable in an R740xd?
Yes. The A40 has one 8-pin EPS-12V (CPU-style) power input, so one 4VPD3 cable powers one A40 in an R740 or R740xd.
What is the difference between 4VPD3 and TR5TP?
4VPD3 feeds an 8-pin EPS-12V input, used by data-center cards like the A40, V100 and P40. TR5TP feeds PCIe 6-pin and 6+2-pin inputs, used by workstation cards. They are not interchangeable.
How much does the Dell 4VPD3 cable cost?
$47 per cable at Resilient Tec, with a lifetime warranty. It is available to order and ships in about 7 days.
You Might Also Need
- NVIDIA A40 48GB – $5,490 refurbished
- R740xd GPU Ready build – enablement kit, fans and 1600 W supplies installed
- Why your GPU won't work in your server – the eight install problems and the fix for each
- HPE 869820-001 – the equivalent cable for HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10