This chart will go over key differences in the Dell PowerEdge R X40 Product Family. These Dell servers are now only available used, refurbished condition, but still carry a 1 year guarantee against hardware failure.
Dell PowerEdge Servers come in 1, 2, or 3 Rack Unit configurations, and features 1-4 sockets. Sockets are the system’s ability to install processors. When it comes to similarities in the systems, there’s a lot. The RAM Dell uses in each is the type, and the available disks and processors for each model are the same. It comes down to a matter of capacity, and chassis based factors (cooling, power, etc).
We make it a habit to recommend our customers get at least a 2 socket model, for both performance and redundancy. For that reason, we don’t include single socket options in our comparisons, or our inventory.
PowerEdge | Sockets | Memory Slots | Max RAM | Max Disk Drives | RU |
R440 | 2 | 16 | 1TB | 10 SFF(2.5″)
4 LFF(3.5″) |
1U |
R540 | 2 | 16 | 1TB | 14 LFF (3.5″) | 2U |
R640 | 2 | 24 | 7.68TB | 12 SFF(2.5″)
4 LFF(3.5″) |
1U |
R740 | 2 | 24 | 7.68TB | 16 SFF(2.5″)
8 LFF(3.5″) |
2U |
R740xd | 2 | 24 | 7.68TB | 32 SFF(2.5″)
18 LFF(3.5″) |
2U |
R840 | 4 | 48 | 15.36TB | 26 SFF(2.5″) | 2U |
R940 | 4 | 48 | 15.36TB | 24 SFF(2.5″) | 3U |
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