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Dell R660

Dell R660

1U rack · 10 × 2.5" bays · 2 full-height PCIe slots · 32 DIMM slots · 2 sockets · in stock

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Dell R660 configurations available

Configuration
Dell PowerEdge R660 1U 10S LGA4677
Dell PowerEdge R660 1U 8S LGA4677 Nvme

Dell R660 specifications

Dell PowerEdge R660

Processor

  • Up to two 4th or 5th Generation Intel Xeon Scalable (LGA4677)
  • Up to 56 cores per CPU (4th gen); sources list up to 64 with 5th gen

Memory

  • 32 DDR5 DIMM slots, RDIMM only, up to 8 TB
  • 4800 MT/s (4th gen), up to 5600 MT/s with 5th gen

Drive bays

  • Front: up to 10 × 2.5" SAS/SATA/NVMe (153.6 TB) or up to 8 × 2.5" (122.88 TB)
  • Rear: up to 2 × 2.5" SAS/SATA/NVMe
  • E3.S bays on some configurations

Storage controllers

  • Internal RAID: PERC H965i, H755, H755N, H355, HBA355i
  • Boot: BOSS-N1 with 2 × M.2 NVMe in hardware RAID, or USB
  • External: HBA355e; software RAID S160

Expansion slots

  • Up to three slots: Slot 1 and 2 x16 Gen5 full height, Slot 3 x8/x16 Gen5 or x16 Gen4 low profile

Network

  • Optional 1 × OCP 3.0 card (NDC), optional 2 × 1GbE LOM, either or both

Power supply

  • Hot-swap redundant: 1800 W Titanium, 1400 W Platinum, 1100 W Titanium, 1100 W LVDC (−48 to −60 VDC), 800 W Platinum, 700 W Titanium

Management

  • iDRAC9 with iDRAC Direct, Redfish RESTful API, iDRAC Service Module

Dimensions

  • 1U rack chassis; 42.8 mm high, 482 mm wide
  • 822.88 mm deep with bezel, 809.04 mm without

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