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Dell Intel Xeon PowerEdge T440 Server - 96GB RAM, 20TB (Renewed)
Renewed Dell PowerEdge T440 tower server with dual-capable Xeon performance, 96GB RAM, and 20TB raw storage for demanding workloads.
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Overview
Power and Reliability Combined
Introducing the Dell PowerEdge T440, a renewed server designed for robust performance and scalability, equipped with an eight-core Intel Xeon processor and ample storage.
- Brand: Dell
- Model: Intel Xeon
- Title: Dell PowerEdge T440 8 x 3.5 Hot Plug Silver 4108 Eight Core 1.8Ghz 96GB RAM 2X 10TB H330 2X PSU (Renewed)
- Processor: Silver 4108 Eight Core 1.8Ghz
- RAM: 96GB
- Storage: 2X 10TB H330
- Power Supply: 2X PSU
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "Renewed" mean for this PowerEdge T440?
This server has been inspected, tested, and restored to working condition by a qualified refurbisher. It may show minor cosmetic wear but is functionally equivalent to a new unit and typically includes a limited warranty.
What is the total storage capacity and drive configuration?
The server includes two 10TB hard drives for a total of 20TB raw capacity. With the H330 RAID controller, you can configure them as a 20TB JBOD/spanned volume or a mirrored 10TB RAID 1 array for redundancy.
Does the T440 support adding a second processor?
Yes, the Dell PowerEdge T440 has a dual-socket motherboard. This configuration ships with one Silver 4108 processor, and a second compatible Intel Xeon Scalable processor can be installed in the vacant socket.
What RAID options does the H330 controller support?
The HPE Smart Array H330 (Dell PERC H330) supports RAID 0, 1, 5, 10, and 50. With only two drives installed, RAID 0 and RAID 1 are the practical options unless additional drives are added.
Does this server include redundant power supplies?
Yes, it ships with two power supply units (2x PSU), providing built-in power redundancy so the server continues operating if one PSU fails.