Dell PowerEdge R620 Server

Powered by twin Intel Xeon E5-2600 processors, the Dell PowerEdge R620 server is built to run complex workloads using its highly scalable memory, I/O capacity and flexible network options. Capable of handling virtualisation, workgroup collaboration applications and high performance computing (HPC), the PowerEdge R620 keeps your data centre running with rock-steady reliability. The server supports 2.5 inch (SFF) drives totalling 10TB capacity and supports DDR3 memory up to a capacity of 768GB, al, Powered by twin Intel Xeon E5-2600 processors, the Dell PowerEdge R620 server is built to run complex workloads using its highly scalable memory, I/O capacity and flexible network options. Capable of handling virtualisation, workgroup collaboration applications and high performance computing (HPC), the PowerEdge R620 keeps your data centre running with rock-steady reliability. The server supports 2.5 inch (SFF) drives totalling 10TB capacity and supports DDR3 memory up to a capacity of 768GB, all packed into a dense 1U unit, making it a very powerful option for those with space restrictions. Dual CPU power This R620 server features twin quad-core Intel Xeon E5-2609 processors running at 2.40GHz, offering a combined processing power of 4.80GHz. The E5 series of processors were designed for architecting next-generation data centres and delivering versatility across diverse workloads, making them ideal for intensive use. The server also comes with 16GB DDR3 memory, up to 3 PCI-E slots and is powered by dual 495W Titanium (up to 96% efficiency) PSUs, providing a great combination of features and performance scalability to handle tough workloads for both large and small data centre environments. Fast, flexible controllers The server comes fitted with a standard Broadcom or Intel integrated network controller, with upgrades available up to 2GbE. The PowerEdge H710 Mini RAID Controller (PERC) offers unrivalled I/O performance for database applications, achieving significant performance gains in hard-drive based server environments and taking full advantage of the unsurpassed performance and enterprise-class reliability of SSDs. Other connectivity is provided by external USB ports and two Intel QuickPath Interconnect (QPI) links.