The Dell PowerEdge R710 is a highly efficient 2U rack server that will lower your total cost of ownership (TOC) with features such as enhanced virtualization capabilities, improved energy efficiency, and innovative system management tools. Backed by a strong IT foundation, the PowerEdge R710 offers the ability to scale based on your company's constantly evolving requirements.

Details & Specs

Brand: Dell Product Line: PowerEdge Product Type: Rackmount Server Form Factor: 2U Rack Processors: Up to 2x Intel Xeon 5600 Series Processor Cache: Up to 12MB Processor Cores: Up to 6 cores per processor Memory: Fully expandable up to 288GB DDR3 1333 MT/s RDIMM Hard Drives: Up to 6x 3.5" SAS/SATA HDD/SSD drives
Up to 8x 2.5" SAS/SATA HDD/SSD drives Maximum Internal Storage: 6x 3.5" - Up to 60TB (NL-SAS/SATA) / 3.6TB (SAS) / 23.04TB (SSD)
8x 2.5" - Up to 16TB (NL-SAS/SATA) / 9.6TB (SAS) / 30.72TB (SSD) I/O Slots: 4 PCIe 3.0 slots + 1 storage slot Remote Management: iDRAC 6 Express or Enterprise.

Additional Features

The Dell PowerEdge R710 is designed with organic growth and scalability in mind. Thanks to Dell's system commonality, managing and upgrading the R710 is simple, allowing you to quickly react to changed business circumstances. Logical component layout also makes for a straightforward installation and redeployment process.

The Dell PowerEdge R710 is a 2U rack server that can support up to two quad- or six-core Intel Xeon 5500 and 5600 series processors, which are equipped with technology that adapts to your software in real time to process more tasks simultaneously. 18 memory slots allow for a maximum of 288GB of memory, allowing the R710 to support and memory-intensive task you can throw at it. The PowerEdge R710 can support up to eight SATA or SAS hard drives, giving you up to 60TB of internal storage.

Additionally, the Dell PowerEdge R710 provides reduced power consumption and increased performance capacity compared to previous generations. The Dell Management Console helps reduce manual processes, meaning less time and money need to be spent keeping the lights on and more time can be used on thinking up new ways to use this technology.