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New Dell PowerEdge R760/R750/R650/R770/R750xs Rack Servers | Intel Xeon 4314 & Other CPUs | 32GB/64GB DDR4 3200MHz | Configurable & In Stock

In Stock MPN:R770 By:Dell Warranty:1 year
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Product Details

BrandDell
Covered ModelsPowerEdge R650, R750, R750xs, R760, R770
ConditionNew & Genuine
CPU ModelIntel® Xeon® 4314 or Other Scalable Processors
Cores/Threads16 Cores / 32 Threads (e.g. Xeon 4314)
Default Memory32GB or 64GB DDR4
Memory Speed3200MHz
Memory TechnologyDDR4 ECC RDIMM
Storage ControllerHigh-Performance PERC Controller
Storage SupportFlexible SAS, SATA, NVMe Drive Options
NetworkOnboard GbE or Optional OCP NICs
ExpansionMultiple PCIe Slots
ManagementiDRAC9 with Lifecycle Controller
PSU OptionsHigh-Efficiency Hot-plug Redundant PSUs
OS SupportWindows Server, Linux, VMware
Stock StatusIn Stock

Engineer's Note

Engineer's Note: The Dell R650/R750/R760/R770 Servers is an enterprise server platform built around Intel® Xeon® 4314 or Other Scalable Processors, built on DDR4 ECC RDIMM. It is sized for database servers and ERP platforms where memory capacity is as decisive as raw compute.

Technical Specs & Insights

1. Management: iDRAC9 with Lifecycle Controller. Out-of-band control (health telemetry, remote console, firmware updates) means hardware issues are diagnosed without a datacenter visit, which directly improves fleet uptime.
2. Compute density: built on Intel® Xeon® 4314 or Other Scalable Processors. In a consolidated environment, per-socket core count determines how many VMs or containers each node can absorb before scheduling contention appears. Sizing the compute tier correctly the first time avoids the classic trap of overbuying "just in case" and paying for idle silicon.
3. Networking: Onboard GbE or Optional OCP NICs. East-west traffic between nodes is usually the first bottleneck in scaled-out clusters; matched NIC capacity keeps compute fed and failover paths instant.
4. Lifecycle economics: enterprise servers depreciate over 5+ years, and the Dell R650/R750/R760/R770 Servers is designed for that horizon — serviceable components, firmware support, and spare parts availability. Buying through the refurbished channel shifts the cost curve down without shortening the useful life.
5. Deployment fit: the Dell R650/R750/R760/R770 Servers is typically deployed as database servers and ERP platforms. Its subsystem balance — compute, memory, storage, and networking in proportion — is what separates a purpose-built node from a general-purpose box that excels at nothing.

Why These Specs Matter

When the requirement is database servers and ERP platforms, the Dell R650/R750/R760/R770 Servers is engineered so no single subsystem bottlenecks the rest. and the management plane keeps operational overhead flat as you scale. Each unit is fully tested before dispatch, and our team supports bulk deployments with configuration guidance and consolidated pricing.

FAQ

Q: Can the Dell R650/R750/R760/R770 Servers be customized to my requirements?

A: Yes. Processor count, memory population, storage layout, and networking can be configured to order. Tell us your workload in the quote form and our engineers will propose a balanced configuration with room to grow.

Q: Can this server be shipped internationally?

A: Yes, we ship worldwide with export-compliant packaging. Transit insurance and appropriate power cables for your region are included on request.

Q: Is it new or refurbished? What warranty applies?

A: Both new and fully tested refurbished units are available; condition is shown on the listing. All servers ship with a one-year warranty and have been stress-tested (compute, memory, storage, and thermal) before dispatch.

Q: What is the power draw I should plan for?

A: Plan per the configured PSU rating plus headroom: a fully populated system can draw near the PSU maximum under load. For datacenter provisioning, size PDUs on max configured wattage, not idle draw.

Q: Which rails and rack accessories do I need?

A: The server requires model-matched rail kits for your rack type (round-hole, square-hole, or threaded). Confirm your rack specification when ordering — we can include the correct rail kit and cable management arm.

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