
Dell
Dell PowerEdge R540 Dual Gold 6144 Server SSD
The Dell PowerEdge R540 combines dual 16-core Gold 6144 processors with 96GB RAM and hybrid SSD/HDD storage for demanding enterprise workloads.
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Overview
Key Features
Renewed server with the highest quality standards
Ideal for a robust enterprise environment or data center
All servers include power cords, and other parts detailed in full product description below
Custom configurations available upon request
Specifications
Brand
Dell
Model
PowerEdge R540
Processors
2x Intel Xeon Gold 6144, 3.50GHz, 8-Core each (16 cores total)
Memory (RAM)
96GB
Storage
800GB SSD + 48.0TB HDD
Form Factor
2U Rack-Mount
Condition
Renewed
Frequently Asked Questions
What processors are installed in this PowerEdge R540?
This server is equipped with two Intel Xeon Gold 6144 processors, each with 8 cores running at 3.50GHz, providing a total of 16 physical cores across both CPUs.
What is the total storage capacity and configuration?
The server includes an 800GB SSD for fast access to frequently used data and applications, plus 48.0TB of additional storage, giving a combined total of approximately 48.8TB of usable space in a hybrid configuration.
Is this server new or renewed?
This is a renewed (refurbished) unit. It has been inspected, tested, and restored to working condition, offering enterprise-grade hardware at a lower cost than buying new.
What form factor is the PowerEdge R540?
The R540 is a 2U rack-mount server, designed to be installed in standard 19-inch server racks.
How much RAM does this configuration include?
It comes with 96GB of RAM, which supports virtualization, database workloads, and other memory-intensive enterprise applications.