PCIe adapter and riser assembly replacement
Use this information to remove and install a riser card.
Depending on your configuration, refer to the specific topics to remove or install a riser assembly:
• “Remove a PCIe adapter and riser 1/2 assembly” on page 346
• “Remove a PCIe adapter and riser 3 assembly” on page 355
• “Install a PCIe adapter and riser 1/2 assembly” on page 350
• “Install a PCIe adapter and riser 3 assembly” on page 359
Your server supports the following rear configurations:
FH = full height, FL = full length, HL = half length
Server model
Riser slot configuration
Server model with 8 PCIe slots
The server has 8 PCIe slots:
• Riser 1(slot 1-3): 2FHFL+1FHHL
• Riser 2(slot 4-6): 2FHFL+1FHHL/7 mm drives
• Riser 3(slot 7-8): 2FHFL
Server model with 4 x 2.5-inch rear drives
The server has 6 PCIe slots:
• Riser 1(slot 1-3): 2FHFL+1FHHL
• Riser 2(slot 4-6): 2FHFL+1FHHL/7 mm drives
Server model with 8 x 2.5-inch rear drives
The server has 4 PCIe slots:
• Riser 1(slot 1-3): 2FHFL+1FHHL
• Riser 2(slot 6): 1FHHL/7 mm drives
Server model with 2 x 3.5-inch rear drives
The server has 4 PCIe slots:
• Riser 1(slot 1-3): 2FHFL+1FHHL
• Riser 2(slot 6): 1FHHL/7 mm drives
Server model with 4x 3.5-inch rear drives
The server has 2 PCIe slots:
• Riser 1(slot 3): 1FHHL
• Riser 2(slot 6): 1FHHL/7 mm drives
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