Hello etbe,   I see you want to use a more powerful GPU. You may be trial and error as Dell has only validated nVidia Q4000 or Q6000 for the T320.   The power distribution board is where you would connect the GPU power. See attached picture.   3692K - ASSY,CBL,PWR,GRPHC,2X4,T620  ASSY 2X4 GPGPU power cable, (From PIB Interposer to GPGPU Card)   You should also get PCIe Card Holder. A PCIe card holder is required to provide additional support when a GPU card is installed.   5HJGD   -ASSY,HLDR,SPRT,PLSTC,PCI,T420  ASSY PCI Card Holder, Plastic,   Review Page 81 - for GPU Card Installation Guidelines : [URL]   Please NOTE: The PowerEdge T320 supports one internal double-width full-length GPU card, which is either nVidia Q4000 or Q6000. GPUs are installed on PCIe x16 Gen3 Slot 3.   Please let me know if you have any other questions. [IMAGE]
I've just bought a couple of PowerEdge T320 systems with redundant PSUs. I want to use a more powerful GPU (nothing special, just one that can drive a 4K monitor). The power distribution part has a connector labelled "GPU PWR" which appears to be an 8 pin EPS socket. Can I just get a 8 pin EPS male to 8 pin PCIe male cable for this?
T320 GPU Power