Dell V3GRK Motherboard for PowerEdge R750

Keep a PowerEdge R750 repair focused on the correct system-board replacement. The Dell V3GRK is listed for this platform, making it a specific component to evaluate when troubleshooting has isolated a motherboard fault. The R750 architecture brings together third-generation Intel Xeon Scalable processing, a large DDR4 memory subsystem, and PCIe Gen4 expansion. Matching the board identifier and installed configuration before purchase helps maintenance teams plan the replacement around the server they already operate.

Key Features

• Platform-focused replacement: Identified for the PowerEdge R750, helping purchasing teams distinguish a targeted service part from a general-purpose motherboard.
• Enterprise processing foundation: The supported server architecture is designed for scalable compute workloads, making the board a central component in restoring an existing deployment.
• Memory-intensive workload support: The R750 platform offers extensive memory population options for applications that depend on a substantial in-server working set.
• Modern expansion architecture: The platform supports high-bandwidth add-in connectivity for compatible network, storage, and accelerator configurations.
• Service planning clarity: A defined Dell part number helps coordinate the replacement request between technicians, buyers, and maintenance providers.

Product Specifications

• Manufacturer: Dell
• Part No.: V3GRK
• Product Type: Server Motherboard
• Component: System Board
• Compatible Server Model: Dell PowerEdge R750
• Platform Processor Family: 3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable
• Platform Processor Support: Up to 2 processors
• Platform Core Support: Up to 40 cores per processor, CPU-dependent
• Platform Memory Technology: DDR4
• Platform Memory Slots: 32 DIMM sockets
• Memory Socket Pin Count: 288-pin
• Platform Memory Types: RDIMM and LRDIMM
• Platform Memory Error Correction: ECC
• Platform Memory Speeds: Up to 3200 MT/s; 2933 MT/s also documented
• Platform RDIMM Capacity: Up to 2TB, configuration-dependent
• Platform LRDIMM Capacity: Up to 8TB, configuration-dependent
• Platform Persistent Memory Support: Intel Persistent Memory 200 Series, up to 16 modules
• Platform Expansion Interface: PCI Express Gen4
• Platform Expansion Capacity: Up to 8 PCIe slots, dependent on risers and system configuration
• Specification Scope: Platform capabilities; installed components and enabled features depend on the server configuration

Use Cases

• Corrective maintenance after a technician has isolated a system-board fault.
• Preparing a replacement component ahead of a scheduled server service window.
• Stocking a matching service spare for an existing R750 installation.

Compatibility

Dell PowerEdge R750. Match the original board identifier and confirm the replacement against the server's service configuration before ordering. Processor selection, memory population, risers, and firmware determine which platform capabilities are available in the completed system.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a complete server?

No. This listing is for a motherboard component, not a complete PowerEdge system.

Are the maximum specifications guaranteed in every installation?

No. The listed platform limits require supported component combinations and the appropriate system configuration.

Can I assume my existing components will transfer without checks?

No. Have the technician confirm the installed component configuration and required service procedure before beginning the replacement.

What should be checked before ordering?

Compare the board's identifying label with the replacement request and verify the server's service documentation. A matching server family name alone is not a substitute for checking the exact board.

Plan the replacement as part of a controlled service process: confirm the diagnosed fault, document the existing configuration, and arrange installation and post-service validation. The platform information above helps frame the repair, but the original board identifier remains essential to selecting the right component. Aligning the purchase with the service plan is the practical way to avoid a mismatched replacement and an extended maintenance window.