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DELL 7TGM9 nVidia Tesla P100 SXM2 16GB 300W GPU
Nvidia Tesla P100 SXM2 GPU with 16 GB memory and 300 W power for Dell PowerEdge C4140 servers
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- Designed for Dell PowerEdge C4140 servers
- Tesla P100 SXM2 GPU with 16 GB memory
- 300 W power rating for compute workloads
- New component tested with updated firmware
- Not-for-export SKU for restricted regions
Dell Tesla P100 SXM2 16GB GPU
This Dell 7TGM9 module integrates an Nvidia Tesla P100 accelerator with 16 GB of memory in an SXM2 form factor. It is built for high-performance compute workloads in compatible Dell PowerEdge servers. The board draws up to 300 W under load. It targets data-centre operators and HPC specialists who need dense double-precision throughput.
C4140-only SXM2 integration
The card fits exclusively into the Dell PowerEdge C4140 chassis using the proprietary SXM2 socket. No PCIe riser or external power cables are required because the server backplane supplies power and NVLink interconnects. This design frees standard PCIe slots for networking or storage controllers while keeping the GPU thermally coupled to the system's liquid-cooled cold plates.
300 W thermal envelope
At full utilisation the module operates within a 300 W thermal envelope managed by the C4140's direct liquid-cooling loop. The closed-loop design keeps core temperatures stable without audible GPU fans, shifting acoustic load to the chassis-level pumps and radiators. Power is delivered through the mezzanine connector, eliminating separate 8-pin feeds and reducing cable congestion inside the 1U node.
Points forts
- Designed for Dell PowerEdge C4140 servers
- Tesla P100 SXM2 GPU with 16 GB memory
- 300 W power rating for compute workloads
- New component tested with updated firmware
- Not-for-export SKU for restricted regions
Caractéristiques
| Brand | DELL |
|---|---|
| Model | 7TGM9 |
| Type | Rack |
Questions sur cet article
What is the power draw limit of the 300W Tesla P100 under sustained load?
The GPU is rated at 300W, which is the thermal design power limit that will be reached first during continuous heavy compute workloads.
How much heat and fan noise should I expect when this 300W card runs all day in a server?
At 300W TDP the card produces significant heat; it requires the Dell PowerEdge C4140's high-airflow cooling and will raise chassis fan speeds to maintain temperature.
Which server chassis and mezzanine slot are required to install this SXM2 module?
This module is only compatible with the Dell PowerEdge C4140 and must be installed in its proprietary SXM2 GPU tray assembly.
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