Intel SR2600URLXR 6x LFF Hot-Swap SAS & PSU 2U Barebones Server
Out of stock
SKU
ITM0004150
Quick Specs:
- Part No: SR2600URLXR-CTO
- This is barebones (CTO) machine.
- Fast UK and EU Delivery
- Professionally Refurbished
- 1 Year Return To Base Warranty
| Part Numbers | SR2600URLXR-CTO |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer: | Intel |
| Model: | SR2600URLXR |
| Form Factor | 2U |
| Processor (CPU): | One or two Intel Xeon Processor 5500 / 5600 Series |
| Memory (RAM): | DDR3 ECC UDIMM, RDIMM. 12 DIMMS. Max: 192GB |
| Storage Configuration: | 6 x 3.5" Large Form Factor |
| Fans: | 6 |
| Model | SR2600URLXR |
| Graphics | Integrated |
| Expansion Slots | 3x PCIe-x8 Gen 2, 2x PCIe-x8 |
| Power Supplies | 2x Hot-Swap |
| Optical Drive | Not Included |
| Interface Ports | 5 |
| Rails | Not Included |
| Power Supply Units: | 2x Hot-Swap (Not Included) |
| Storage Configuration | 6*LFF Hot-Swap |
Warranty
All refurbished Servers from bargain hardware are supported by a 1 Year Return-To-Base warranty, covering all integral hardware and parts/components that affect the functionality of the equipment.
At bargain hardware we only deal with enterprise and business class hardware from world 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 1 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.
At bargain hardware we only deal with enterprise and business class hardware from world 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 1 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.