Dell · Rackmount servers
Dell PowerEdge R760xs
SKU / Part no.: R760xs
2U Rack server of the Dell 16G generation with Intel Xeon Scalable processors for enterprise workloads and data centers.
In stock1-year warrantyNew
from $15000
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Characteristics
Figures from the vendor's official documentation, checked 2026-09-24.
- Form factor
- 2U
- Sockets
- 2
- Processor
- 4th/5th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable
- Max cores per CPU
- 32
- DIMM slots
- 16
- Memory
- DDR5 RDIMM (registered ECC only) up to 5200 MT/s
- Max memory
- 1.5 TB
- Front drive bays
- 0 bays (diskless) · 8x 3.5in SAS/SATA · 12x 3.5in SAS/SATA · 8x 2.5in SAS/SATA/NVMe · 16x 2.5in SAS/SATA · 16x 2.5in SAS/SATA + 8x 2.5in NVMe (24 total)
- PCIe
- Up to 6 slots with 2 CPUs: 2x x16 Gen5, 3x x16 Gen4, 1x x8 Gen4
- GPU support
- 2x single-wide 75W low-profile (NVIDIA A2)
- RAID / storage controllers
- PERC H965i · PERC H755 · PERC H755N · PERC H355 · HBA355i/HBA465i · HBA355e (external) · BOSS-N1 (boot) · S160 (software RAID)
- OCP NIC
- yes, 1x OCP 3.0 (optional; x8 PCIe lanes)
- Power supplies
- 600W Platinum · 700W Titanium · 800W Platinum · 1100W Titanium · 1100W -48VDC · 1400W Platinum · 1400W Titanium (100-240VAC) · 1400W Titanium 277VAC · 1800W Titanium
- Management
- iDRAC9
Sources
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