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Dell 463-3982 PowerEdge R630 E5-2660 v3 Server
A dense 1U rack server built for virtualization and transactional workloads with dual Xeon E5-2660 v3 support.
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Overview
Achieve Uncompromising Density with the Dell PowerEdge R630 Rack Server
The Dell PowerEdge R630 is a compact 1U rack server designed to deliver exceptional performance and density for demanding workloads. Ideal for virtualization, business applications, and transactional databases, this server offers a balance of power and efficiency.
Key Features:
- 1U Rack Server: Maximizes rack space utilization with a compact form factor.
- Two-Socket Design: Supports two Intel Xeon E5-2600 v3 series processors for enhanced performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What processor does the PowerEdge R630 ship with?
This configuration includes an Intel Xeon E5-2660 v3 processor. The R630's two-socket design also supports a second E5-2600 v3 series processor for additional compute power.
What is the form factor of the R630?
The R630 is a 1U rack-mount server, meaning it occupies a single unit of standard rack height (1.75 inches), maximizing the number of servers you can fit in a data center rack.
What workloads is the R630 designed for?
Dell designed the R630 for virtualization, transactional databases, business-critical applications, and high-density computing environments where rack space is at a premium.
Does the R630 support hot-swappable drives?
Yes, the PowerEdge R630 supports hot-swappable drive bays, allowing you to replace or add storage without powering down the server.
Is this server still suitable for production use?
The R630 uses previous-generation Xeon v3 processors. While still capable, it has reached end-of-life for Dell support, making it better suited for lab environments, development, or budget-conscious deployments where vendor support is not critical.