
Dell
Dell PowerEdge R640 Renewed Full-NVMe Rack Server
A renewed Dell PowerEdge R640 with a 24-core 2.30GHz CPU, 96GB RAM, and 3.8TB of full-NVMe storage for low-latency 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
Manufacturer
Dell Computers
Model
PowerEdge R640
Condition
Renewed
Storage Type
Full-NVMe
CPU Cores
24-Core
CPU Clock Speed
2.30GHz
RAM
96GB
Storage Capacity
3.8TB
Included
Power cords and additional parts per product description
Configuration
Custom configurations available upon request
Frequently Asked Questions
What condition is this Dell PowerEdge R640 sold in?
It is sold as Renewed, meaning it has been inspected and refurbished to the seller's stated highest quality standards rather than sold as new hardware.
What are the core specifications of this R640 configuration?
This unit ships with a 24-core processor at 2.30GHz, 96GB of RAM, and 3.8TB of full-NVMe storage, targeting low-latency enterprise workloads.
Can I change the cores, memory, or storage on this server?
Yes. The seller states that custom configurations are available upon request, so you can adjust the build rather than accept only the stock specification.
What is included in the box with the server?
Each server includes power cords and other parts detailed in the full product description, so review that listing to confirm exactly what ships with your unit.
What kind of workloads is this server best suited for?
The listing positions it for a robust enterprise environment or data center, where the full-NVMe storage and 24-core CPU suit virtualization, databases, and application hosting.
Does the full-NVMe storage make a practical difference?
A full-NVMe layout prioritizes low-latency, high-throughput storage access, which benefits I/O-sensitive roles like databases and virtualization more than SATA-based configurations.