Dell Products Inc.

Steven Michael Christensen

Yimin Xiao

Christopher Michael Helberg

Jonathan C Giffen

Eric Sendelbach

Timothy Ray Graham

An information handling system, including: a printed circuit board (PCB) including: a storage device connector, a first sideband connector, and an add-in-card (AIC), including: a paddle board connector, a paddle board coupled to the paddle board connector; an expansion slot; and a second sideband connector, wherein when the paddle board is coupled to the storage device connector, the AIC is co-planar with the PCB.

Add-in-card for an information handling system

An apparatus is provided for mounting a compression attached memory module (CAMM) to a printed circuit board (PCB). The apparatus includes the CAMM, a fastener and a z-axis compression connector. The CAMM includes a mounting through-hole. The fastener includes a friction snap with a first diameter. The compression connector includes a profiled mounting through-hole. The profiled mounting through-hole has a narrowest portion having a second diameter that is less than the first diameter. When the fastener is inserted through the mounting through-hole and the profiled mounting through-hole, and when the friction snap comes into contact with the narrowest portion, the friction snap is pushed through the narrowest portion, and, after pushing the friction snap through the narrowest portion, the CAMM, the compression connector, and the fastener are aligned and retained as a unit.

Method for pre-assembly of compression attached memory modules

Described are display riser, height adjustable stand (HAS) and a method to support lift and tilt of multiple weight classes of displays. A lift includes a primary spring and one or more boost springs. The primary spring is used for all displays supported by the HAS and the one or more boost springs are engaged when supporting displays requiring additional lift support. A pivot assembly includes a primary torsion spring and one or more boost torsion springs. The primary spring torsion is used for all displays supported by the HAS and the one or more boost torsion springs are engaged when supporting displays requiring additional tilt support.

Display stand riser that supports displays of multiple weight classes

Described are an information handling system, peripheral devices, and methods to connect the information handling or host to the peripheral devices. Physical connections connect the host with the one or more peripheral devices and the peripheral devices with one another. Electrical and communication connections connect the host with the one or more peripheral devices and the peripheral devices with one another. Power and power management are provided by the host through the electrical connection. An input from the host to the peripheral devices is used to establish communication flow between the host and the peripheral devices.

Sequentially and bidirectionally connecting peripherals and devices to an information handling system

A computing card support system, including: a cage positioned on a PCB, including: a first support structure; a second support structure; a cover that is removably coupled to the support structures and positioned opposite to the PCB, the cover including a grounding material positioned along an inner surface of the cover, the inner surface of the cover facing the PCB; computing cards that are i) coupled to the PCB at a first end of each respective computing card and ii) positioned within the cage, each of the computing cards including conductive pads positioned at a second end opposite to the first end of the respective computing card, wherein the computing cards extend from the PCB toward the cover such that the grounding material of the cover is in contact with the conductive pads of each of the computing cards to provide electrical grounding of the computing cards.

Computing card support system for an information handling system

Systems and methods are disclosed for a liquid cooling module for an information handling system that may include a mounting card configured to mount the liquid cooling module to a card slot proximate to a graphics card; a radiator inlet configured to receive a heated liquid from a pump of the graphics card; a radiator inlet tube configured to transfer the heated liquid from the graphics card to the liquid cooling module; a radiator configured to receive the heated liquid via a radiator inlet; a blower configured to direct a surrounding air flow across the radiator to cool the heated liquid; a radiator outlet configured to receive the cooled liquid from the radiator; and a radiator outlet tube configured to transfer the cooled liquid from the liquid cooling module to the graphics card.

Liquid cooling module for an information handling system

Systems and methods that may be employed for mounting data storage drives (e.g., HDDs, SSDs, etc.) within a chassis of an information handling system using storage drive carrier retaining features of a chassis and mating securing features of a storage drive carrier to provide a tool-less storage drive carrier mounting solution for an information handling system chassis that accommodates both cost-effective tooled storage drive carrier and premium tool-less storage drive carrier mounting configurations, e.g., without additional investment or reconfiguration of the chassis for either type of mounting configuration. The disclosed systems and methods may be further so implemented in a manner that without the presence of one or more drive bays within the chassis interior that may restrict access to the chassis interior and which may require a larger chassis and chassis enclosure to contain bay/s.

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Austin, TX, United States of America

Steven Michael Christensen