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Dell PowerEdge R640 2X Gold 6136 Server (Renewed)

Dual Xeon Gold 6136 compute density in a 1U chassis delivers data center-grade throughput at a fraction of new server pricing.

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Overview

Achieve Reliable Performance with the Dell PowerEdge R640 (Renewed)

This Dell PowerEdge R640 server offers a blend of performance and reliability. Professionally inspected and tested to work and look like new, this renewed server is a cost-effective solution for your business needs.

Specifications:

  • This is a professionally inspected and tested renewed product. Please refer to the product condition notes for details.

Frequently Asked Questions

Two Intel Xeon Gold 6136 CPUs, each with 12 cores at 3.0 GHz (up to 3.7 GHz Turbo), giving you 24 physical cores and 48 threads total. That means this unit can sustain heavily threaded workloads — virtualization, database engines, analytics — without the core-count bottleneck that trips up single-socket systems.
It is professionally inspected and tested to meet renewed standards, meaning it has passed functional verification. Review the product condition notes for specific cosmetic grading — "renewed" does not mean untouched, but it does mean tested.
The PowerEdge R640 is a 1U rack server. At 1U height, it maximizes compute density per rack unit — critical if you're scaling out and rack space costs money.
The R640 supports up to 24 DIMM slots (up to 3TB DDR4 registered ECC RAM) and up to 10 x 2.5" drive bays depending on backplane configuration. Verify the specific configuration of this renewed unit before purchasing if storage density is critical.
Dell iDRAC9 is built into the R640 platform, enabling out-of-band remote management, console access, hardware monitoring, and firmware updates without requiring a local OS — essential for headless datacenter deployments.