The PowerEdge R640 is the perfect dual-socket, 1U server for dense scale-out data centre computing. The R640 combines density, performance and scalability to optimise application performance and data centre density

Only at Bargain Hardware can you configure every aspect of this PowerEdge R640 to meet your price and performance requirements. From 2.5" SATA and SAS drives to an array of PCIe and RAID expansion cards, every option is available to customize your system for any task.

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Processor (CPU):	2 x 1st or 2nd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors, up to 28 cores per processor
Memory (RAM):	24 DDR4 DIMM slots, Supports RDIMM /LRDIMM, speeds up to 2933MT/s, 3TB max
Storage Controller	Internal controllers: PERC H730P, H740P Software RAID (SWRAID) S140
Storage Configuration	12SFF 10SFF 8SFF 4LFF 2SFF 4LFF
Network Ports:	1 x Rack Network Daughter Card port
Expansion Slots:	Up to 3x Expansion slots (Depending on Chassis)
Interface Ports:	Front: (1) USB 2.0, (1) Dedicated iDRAC USB Rear: (2) USB 3.0, (1) Dedicated iDRAC Network, (1) Serial, (1) VGA
Dimensions (HxWxD):	42.8mm (1.69") x 482.0mm (18.98") x 808.5mm (31.8")
Weight:	21.9kg (48.3 lbs)
ESXi Compatibility	ESXi 7.0 U3
M2 Brand	Dell
M2 Generation	Dell 14th Gen
Model	Dell PowerEdge R640
RAM Type	DDR4
Remote Access	iDRAC 9
Machine Form Factor	Rack Mountable 1U

Warranty

Warranty

All quality tested, complete build to order Servers from Bargain Hardware are supported by a standard 3-Year Return To Base Warranty (excluding HDDs, SSDs, Batteries and GPUs). All internal HDDs, SSDs, Batteries and GPUs are supplied with a standard 1-Year Return To Base Warranty.

At Bargain Hardware we only deal with enterprise and business class hardware from the world‚Äôs leading manufacturers. Originally sold with lengthy 3-5 year warranties, the Servers we sell are designed with robust architecture for the ultimate reliability.

Our standard 3 Year Warranty provides sufficient time to allow you to fully 'soak test' your purchase and discover any unlikely, underlying issues. Modern systems have at most only a single mechanical part (the hard drive) and failure rates of the main electrical components (processor, memory and motherboard) are incredibly low.