
Dell PowerEdge R630 8B Server SSD (Renewed)
A dual-Xeon 1U rack server with all-SSD storage and redundant power, rebuilt and ready for production workloads.
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Overview
High-Performance Server for Demanding Applications
The Dell PowerEdge R630 is a powerful 1U rack server designed for enterprise environments. Featuring two Intel Xeon E5-2637 V3 Quad Core processors, 96GB of RAM, and two 800GB SSDs, this renewed server provides high performance and ample storage capacity. With an H730 RAID controller and redundant power supplies, it offers reliability and scalability for your critical workloads.
- Form Factor: 1U Rack Server
- Processors: 2x Intel Xeon E5-2637 V3 Quad Core 3.5Ghz
- Memory: 96GB RAM
- Storage: 2x 800GB 6Gbps SAS 2.5" SSD
- RAID Controller: H730 1GB 12Gbps
- Power Supplies: 2x 750W Redundant
Key Features
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Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Dual Xeon E5-2637 V3 processors provide 8 cores and 16 threads of high-clock-speed server performance
- Two 800GB SAS SSDs deliver fast storage I/O with no spinning disk bottleneck
- 96GB RAM supports substantial virtualization and database workloads out of the box
- H730 RAID controller with 1GB cache enables flexible and protected storage configurations
- Redundant 750W power supplies ensure uptime during a single PSU failure
👎 Cons
- 1U chassis produces considerable fan noise unsuitable for office or home environments
- Only 2 of the 8 available drive bays are populated, requiring additional drives for expanded storage
- Renewed server has unknown prior runtime hours and component wear
- Older DDR4 and Xeon V3 platform lacks support for current-generation memory and processors
- Power consumption of dual Xeon processors adds ongoing electricity cost