Hello bmartin391,   You may like to check out our Enterprise Infrastructure Planning Tool [URL] Click here to Launch EIPT Web : [URL]#/   The R530 is not in the database but the R630 is. I choose: 2 - E5-2680v4 8 - 1TB SATA HDDs 2 - 495W PSU And that configuration was fine.  You may want to configure with the memory you have, and add-in PCIe and any other hardware.  
Team, I have searched all of Dell technical documentation and this forum, but I cannot find a PSU to CPU compatibility specification. I've seen plenty of posts that say their PowerEdge servers will not boot if the wattage load is too high, but is there some document or calculator that illustrates proper combinations that will not trigger this message? My scenario: Dell R530 with one E5-2620(85watt), six 3.5" drives and no GPU running on dual 495W PSUs. If I upgrade this Dell to: two E5-2980v4(120watt), eight 3.5" drives and one Quadro P2000 (no external power connector required) will the server still boot? Thanks!  
R530 PSU Requirements