Technical data sheet · PowerEdge XE AI · 4U direct liquid-cooled, dual-socket

Dell PowerEdge XE9680LSpecifications, configurations & comparisons

The XE9680L is the direct liquid-cooled, 4U version of Dell’s eight-GPU Xeon server, built around an NVIDIA HGX H200 or B200 board with cold plates on the GPUs, NVLink switches and processors. It needs a coolant supply at the rack. This page sets out what Dell documents: the coolant loops, supplies, twelve fabric slots and the facility the chassis expects.

4U Rack, Direct Liquid Cooled2 sockets5th Gen Xeon ScalableiDRAC9

8GPUs, H200 or B200SXM5 700 W · SXM6 1000 W

4Uliquid-cooled chassis174.3 mm · two 2U layers

12PCIe Gen5 x16 slotsup to 12 × 400G adapters

4TBDDR5 maximum32 × 128 GB RDIMM

6Titanium PSUs2800 W (H200) · 3000 W (B200)

95.6kgB200 build weight91.63 kg with H200

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Every figure checked against the Dell PowerEdge XE9680L Technical Guide (Rev. A04, June 2026)

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Form factor: 4U Rack, Direct Liquid Cooled · 2 sockets
Processors: 5th Gen Xeon
Memory: 32 × DDR5 RDIMM · up to 4 TB
Drive bays: Up to 8 · 1 drive-bay layout
Expansion: 12 × PCIe · 1 × OCP 3.0
GPUs: Up to 8 · 2 listed
Boot: BOSS-N1 (2 x M.2 NVMe SSD, hardware RAID 1)
Management: iDRAC9

01 — Overview

The XE9680L at a glance

Our read of Dell’s documentation: where the XE9680L is strong, and the limits worth knowing before you spec one.

Strengths

Cold plates sit on the eight GPUs, the NVLink switches and both processors, and the chassis carries the 1000 W-per-GPU B200 board in 4U.
Twelve x16 Gen5 slots, each able to take a 400G NDR InfiniBand/Ethernet adapter or 400G SmartNIC, with two slots set aside for DPUs above 75 W.
The same chassis takes either board: H200 with 141 GB per GPU on SXM5, or B200 with 180 GB per GPU on SXM6, both joined by NVLink.
Every listed processor, and both GPU boards, is cleared for ASHRAE A2 at 35°C inlet on cold plates in Dell’s thermal tables.
Dell measured a single unit at 7.6 B (H200) and 7.8 B (B200) sound power at 25°C in its customer-usage test (full CPU, memory, SSD and GPU load), excluding CDU noise.

Watch-outs

Liquid is not optional: the rear carries separate coolant tubes for the processors and for the GPUs, and Dell’s spec sheet lists an IR5000 rack as required.
Only five processors, all 5th Gen Xeon Scalable, and only 64, 96 or 128 GB DIMMs — no 32 GB modules and no 4th Gen parts.
Storage is eight 2.5-inch NVMe bays with no PERC, no SAS/SATA and no rear bays; only the BOSS-N1 boot pair has hardware RAID.
Six supplies at high line only, and the model follows the GPU: 2800 W units with H200, 3000 W units with B200.
At 1037.57 mm deep with the bezel and up to 95.6 kg, it needs a server lift and a check for clearance behind the rack.

Processors5 SKUs

Cores / CPU32–64

DIMM slots32

Drive layouts1

Max bays8

GPUsup to 8

PSU options2 · to 3,000 W

02 — Processors

5 supported processors, mapped

Five 5th Gen Xeon Scalable models make the list: four XCC parts at 350 W with 48 to 64 cores, and the 32-core 8562Y+ at 300 W. All five sit under cold plates, and Dell’s processor table gives each a 4 TB memory capacity — the same figure as the whole chassis maximum.

Processor landscape — cores × TDP

5 SKUs · 1 family

5th Gen Xeon Scalable 5Bubble size = L3 cache · hover a bubble for the full SKU

Processor explorer

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Processor	Cores / threads	Base	L3 cache	TDP	W / core	Memory
Intel Xeon Platinum 8592+	64 / 128	1.9 GHz	320 MB	350 W	5.5	DDR5-5600
Intel Xeon Platinum 8580	60 / 120	2 GHz	300 MB	350 W	5.8	DDR5-5600
Intel Xeon Platinum 8570	56 / 112	2.1 GHz	300 MB	350 W	6.3	DDR5-5600
Intel Xeon Platinum 8568Y+	48 / 96	2.3 GHz	300 MB	350 W	7.3	DDR5-5600
Intel Xeon Platinum 8562Y+	32 / 64	2.8 GHz	60 MB	300 W	9.4	DDR5-5600

Dell’s thermal matrix lists every model as supported at up to 35°C with DLC cold plates and High-Performance Gold CPU fans. It labels the 8562Y+ row “56C”, while the processor table gives it 32 cores.
Each processor has up to four UPI links at 20 GT/s and up to 80 PCIe 5.0 lanes.
Slots 31–36 hang off processor 2 and slots 37–42 off processor 1, so both sockets must be fitted; the one riser configuration lists two processors.
Turbo appears only as a yes/no entry in Dell’s table, so no boost clocks are quoted.

03 — Memory

32 DIMM slots, 16 per processor

Thirty-two DDR5 RDIMM slots take 64 GB, 96 GB or 128 GB modules for up to 4 TB. Dell’s acoustic test builds used 32 × 128 GB with H200 and 32 × 96 GB (3 TB) with B200.

Capacity with every slot filled

by DIMM size

Operating speed

per Dell memory tables

Processor	1 DIMM / channel	2 DIMMs / channel
5th Gen Xeon Scalable	5600 MT/s	4400 MT/s

All three modules are x4, 1.1 V parts rated at 5600 MT/s; the 64 GB and 96 GB are dual rank and the 128 GB quad rank.
Dell notes that the achievable speed depends on the processor model and how many slots are filled.
Unlike the air-cooled XE9680, there is no 32 GB option and no per-GPU minimum-memory table in this guide.
Blanking panels are unnecessary once 16 or more DIMMs are fitted.

04 — Storage

1 drive-bay layout, up to 8 bays

A single layout: eight 2.5-inch U.2 NVMe drives cabled directly from the PCIe switch board, with no RAID controller in the path. Dell’s spec sheet gives 122.88 TB as the raw maximum; the configuration matrix lists no SAS, SATA, E3.S or rear option.

Headline layouts

front panel view

Front panel

8 × 2.5" NVMe at the front — 8 bays in total.

SAS/SATANVMeSAS/SATA + NVMe

Controllers & boot

BOSS-N1 — Boot. HWRAID 1, 2 x M.2 SSDs, rear-accessible; the only storage controller - no PERC/HBA (riser config is 'Without Front PERC'), NVMe drives are PSB-direct with 0 PERC
BOSS-N1 (2 x M.2 NVMe SSD, hardware RAID 1) — boot

The only riser configuration is listed “without front PERC”, and the storage matrix shows zero PERC cards for the eight NVMe bays.
The boot device is a BOSS-N1 with two M.2 NVMe drives in hardware RAID 1, reached from the rear.
Unused bays need blanks for correct airflow.

05 — Accelerators & I/O

GPUs, PCIe and networking

The lower 2U is a GPU sled carrying one NVIDIA HGX board with eight SXM GPUs linked by NVLink. Dell’s drawings show five coolant loops across the sled — four for the GPU cold plates and one for the NVLink switches — and the retimers carry heat sinks. The B200 sled also carries a CX-7 module. A rear sled handle slides the whole lower layer out. Eight H200 141 GB at 700 W each, or eight B200 180 GB at 1000 W each, with six 2800 W or six 3000 W supplies to match.

NVIDIA HGX H200 141GB SXM5 8-GPU

141GB · 8

NVIDIA HGX B200 180GB SXM6 8-GPU

180GB · 8

I/O topology

80 lanes per CPU

Four PCIe switches (SW1–SW4) fan the processors’ Gen5 lanes out to twelve full-height, half-length x16 slots, 31 to 42, all opening at the front. There is one riser configuration and it has no front PERC.

Network adapters Dell lists

8 options

Adapter	Ports	Form
LOM 2 x 1GbE	2 × 1GbE	LOM
Intel OCP 3.0 4 x 10GbE BT	4 × 10GbE	OCP 3.0
Broadcom OCP 3.0 2 x 25GbE (v3)	2 × 25GbE	OCP 3.0
Mellanox OCP 3.0 2 x 25GbE	2 × 25GbE	OCP 3.0
NVIDIA DPU 200G 2P - up to 2 (slots 33/39)	2 × 200Gb	PCIe
NVIDIA InfiniBand/Ethernet NDR400 VPI 1P (ConnectX-7) - up to 12	1 × NDR 400Gb	PCIe
NVIDIA SmartNIC/DPU 400G 1P - up to 12	1 × 400Gb	PCIe
NVIDIA NIC 100GbE 2P - up to 12	2 × 100GbE	PCIe

Up to twelve of each: NVIDIA NDR400 VPI single-port InfiniBand/Ethernet cards, 400G single-port SmartNIC/DPUs or dual-port 100 GbE NICs. The dual-port 200G DPU is limited to two, in slots 33 and 39.
NICs and SmartNICs under 75 W may go in any of slots 31–42; Dell’s fill order starts at slot 31, then 37, 34 and 40.
Dell’s acoustic test builds used ten 400G NICs plus two DPUs (400G with H200, 200G with B200) — one way to fill all twelve slots.
The slot table lists Intel 4 × 10 GbE, Broadcom 2 × 25 GbE and Mellanox 2 × 25 GbE OCP cards; the NIC port table names only the first two.

06 — Power & cooling

2 power supplies, 2,800–3,000 W

Six 86 mm Titanium supplies on C21 cords, running either 5+1 (not redundant, full performance) or 3+3 fault-tolerant, where the system may throttle if more than one unit fails. The supply model is tied to the GPU board.

H200 builds use the 2800 W unit: 200–240 V AC or 240 V DC, with a 4760 W peak rating.
B200 builds use the 3000 W multi-rated unit, rated 3000 W on 209.1–240 V AC or 240 V DC and derated to 2800 W on a 200–209 V AC feed; its peak is 5100 W.
Neither unit supports low-line input, and supplies from different vendors must not be mixed.
Both units reach 90%, 94%, 96% and 94% efficiency at 10%, 20%, 50% and 100% load. The iDRAC power cap only throttles the processors and is not available from firmware 7.00.60.00.

07 — Management, security & OS

Run it, secure it, choose the OS

Management

iDRAC9 (Express, Enterprise or Datacenter licence)
iDRAC Direct (front Micro-AB USB)
iDRAC RESTful API with Redfish
iDRAC Service Module
OpenManage Enterprise with Power Manager and Update Manager plug-ins
CloudIQ for PowerEdge
Ansible and Terraform integrations (post-launch)
Not supported: OMSA, SupportAssist plug-in, vCenter integration

Security

Silicon Root of Trust
Cryptographically signed firmware
Secure Boot
Secured Component Verification
Data at Rest Encryption (SEDs, local or external key management)
System Lockdown (iDRAC9 Enterprise or Datacenter)
Secure Erase
TPM 2.0 FIPS, CC-TCG certified

Operating systems

Canonical Ubuntu Server LTS
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (listed in the guide’s OS chapter; the features table and spec sheet name Ubuntu only)

08 — Compare

How the XE9680L compares with its family

The XE9680L keeps the Xeon host of the air-cooled 6U XE9680 but adds cold plates, shrinks to 4U and brings the B200 board. The XE9685L is the AMD EPYC 9005 counterpart, with the same 4U dimensions and liquid cooling but the B200 board only. The XE9780L and XE9785L are liquid-cooled GPU nodes for Dell’s IR7044 and IR7050 integrated racks, and the XE9712 is a GB300 NVL72 sled.

This modelSiblings and successorEach value from that model’s own verified spec file · bars scale per column

XE9680 data sheet XE9685L data sheet XE9785L data sheet XE9712 data sheet XE8640 data sheet XE9640 vs XE9680 vs XE9680L Lenovo ThinkSystem SR780a V3 data sheet Lenovo ThinkSystem SR680a V3 data sheet

09 — Use cases

Three builds that suit the XE9680L

Three liquid-cooled builds — two on B200, one on H200 — that respect the supply-to-board pairing and slot limits in Dell’s guide. The configurator accepts every component listed, and the links load each build ready for you to adjust and send for a quote.

Frontier training

B200 node for an InfiniBand cluster

Eight B200 GPUs with 180 GB each give 1440 GB of NVLink-joined GPU memory per node, and the twelve Gen5 slots take up to twelve NDR400 adapters for the back-end fabric. The memory matches Dell’s B200 test build: 32 × 96 GB, 3 TB.

2 × Xeon Platinum 8592+ — 64 cores @ 1.9 GHz, 350 W each
8 × NVIDIA B200 180 GB SXM6 on the HGX baseboard (1000 W each, cold-plate cooled)
32 × 96 GB DDR5 RDIMM — 3 TB at 4400 MT/s (two per channel)
8 × 7.68 TB NVMe U.2 direct-attached — 61.44 TB raw
BOSS-N1 boot pair (RAID 1)
NVIDIA NDR400 VPI InfiniBand/Ethernet adapter, 1 port — up to 12 per server
3000 W Titanium supplies — Dell fits six with B200
Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS

Both rear coolant tube pairs, processor and GPU, must be connected, and Dell’s spec sheet lists an IR5000 rack as required. The configurator starts with two supplies; the server takes six, and we set that when we quote.

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LLM inference & fine-tuning

H200 node with 4 TB of host memory

Eight H200 GPUs hold 1128 GB of GPU memory between them, and a full 4 TB of DDR5 — Dell’s H200 acoustic test configuration — leaves room for staging datasets and offloading in fine-tuning runs. Dual-port 100 GbE cards suit a front-end or storage network.

2 × Xeon Platinum 8570 — 56 cores @ 2.1 GHz, 350 W each
8 × NVIDIA H200 141 GB SXM5 on the HGX baseboard (700 W each, cold-plate cooled)
32 × 128 GB DDR5 RDIMM — 4 TB at 4400 MT/s
8 × 3.84 TB NVMe U.2 direct-attached — 30.72 TB raw
BOSS-N1 boot pair (RAID 1)
NVIDIA 100 GbE dual-port NIC — up to 12 per server
2800 W Titanium supplies — Dell fits six with H200
Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS

The 2800 W supply is the one Dell pairs with H200; choosing the B200 board instead means the 3000 W units. As with the B200 build, coolant has to be plumbed to both rear tube pairs.

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HPC & simulation

High-clock B200 node with full NVMe

The 8562Y+ has the highest base clock on the list, 2.8 GHz, and is the only 300 W part, a fit for simulation codes that lean on a few fast host threads between GPU kernels. Eight 15.36 TB drives reach the 122.88 TB raw figure in Dell’s spec sheet.

2 × Xeon Platinum 8562Y+ — 32 cores @ 2.8 GHz, 300 W each
8 × NVIDIA B200 180 GB SXM6 on the HGX baseboard (1000 W each)
16 × 64 GB DDR5 RDIMM — 1 TB at 5600 MT/s (one per channel)
8 × 15.36 TB NVMe U.2 direct-attached — 122.88 TB raw
BOSS-N1 boot pair (RAID 1)
Broadcom 2 × 25 GbE OCP 3.0 for management and front-end traffic
3000 W Titanium supplies — Dell fits six with B200
Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS

Fabric adapters for the cluster interconnect are added to the twelve PCIe slots at quote. The NVMe drives have no hardware RAID behind them.

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10 — Full specifications

Dell PowerEdge XE9680L specifications

Chassis & cooling

Form factor	4U rack server, direct liquid cooling (two 2U layers)
Dimensions (H × W × D)	174.3 mm high · 482 mm at the ears (447 mm upper 2U, 434 mm lower 2U) · 1037.57 mm deep with bezel, 1025.62 mm without
Weight	91.63 kg (H200) · 95.6 kg (B200), fully populated
Liquid cooling	Cold plates on processors, GPUs and NVLink switches · separate rear tubes for CPU and GPU loops · IR5000 rack required (spec sheet)
Fans	6 CPU fans (top layer) + 6 GPU fans (bottom layer) · N+1 · HPR Gold in the features table, HPR Platinum in the acoustic test builds
Environment	ASHRAE A2, 10–35°C · A3/A4 not supported
Rails	B38 stab-in sliding rails, partial extension, 4-post racks
Bezel	Optional LCD bezel or security bezel

Processor

Sockets	Two
Family	5th Gen Xeon Scalable (5 models)
Cores per processor	32–64
TDP	300 W (8562Y+) or 350 W
UPI	Up to 4 links at 20 GT/s
PCIe lanes	Up to 80 × PCIe 5.0 per processor
Chipset	Intel C741 (spec sheet)

Memory

Slots	32 DDR5 RDIMM, 288-pin
DIMM sizes	64 GB and 96 GB (2R) · 128 GB (4R) · x4, 1.1 V
Speed	5600 MT/s at 1 DPC · 4400 MT/s at 2 DPC
Maximum	4 TB (32 × 128 GB)

Storage

Front	8 × 2.5" U.2 NVMe, direct from the PCIe switch board
Rear	None
Controllers	No PERC or HBA
Boot	BOSS-N1, 2 × M.2 NVMe, hardware RAID 1
Capacity	122.88 TB raw maximum (spec sheet)

Accelerators

GPU board	8 × NVIDIA HGX H200 141 GB 700 W SXM5, or 8 × HGX B200 180 GB 1000 W SXM6
Interconnect	NVLink across all eight GPUs
Cooling	Five coolant loops on the GPU sled (four GPU, one NVLink switch)

Expansion & networking

PCIe	12 × x16 Gen5 FHHL, front-facing (10 general + 2 for NIC/SmartNIC/DPU)
OCP	1 × OCP 3.0, x8
LOM	2 × 1 GbE
Fabric adapters	Up to 12 × NDR400 VPI, 400G SmartNIC/DPU or 100 GbE · up to 2 × 200G DPU

Power

Supplies	6 × 86 mm hot-plug, C21 cords · 5+1 or 3+3 fault-tolerant
With H200	2800 W Titanium · 200–240 V AC or 240 V DC · peak 4760 W
With B200	3000 W Titanium · 209.1–240 V AC or 240 V DC (2800 W at 200–209 V AC) · peak 5100 W
Low line	Not supported

Ports & video

Front	USB 2.0 · iDRAC Direct (Micro-AB USB) · VGA · LCD panel
Rear	USB 2.0 · USB 3.0 · dedicated iDRAC Ethernet
Video	Integrated Matrox G200, 16 MB

Acoustics (single unit, CDU excluded)

H200, 25°C	7.4 B idle · 7.6 B at full customer load
B200, 25°C	7.2 B idle · 7.8 B at full customer load
35°C ambient	8.2 B / 68 dBA (H200) · 8.8 B / 71 dBA (B200)

11 — FAQ

XE9680L questions, answered from the documentation

Does the Dell PowerEdge XE9680L need liquid cooling?

Yes. Direct liquid cooling is the only cooling option Dell lists: cold plates sit on the GPUs, the NVLink switches and both processors, with separate rear tubes for the processor and GPU loops. Dell’s acoustic figures exclude the CDU, and its spec sheet lists an IR5000 rack as required.

Which GPUs does the XE9680L support?

Two NVIDIA HGX boards, each carrying eight NVLink-connected GPUs: the H200 (SXM5, 141 GB and 700 W per GPU) or the B200 (SXM6, 180 GB and 1000 W per GPU). The board is fixed at order, and the choice also decides the power supply model.

What processors and memory does the XE9680L take?

Two 5th Gen Xeon Scalable processors from a list of five, 32 to 64 cores, 300 W or 350 W. There are 32 DDR5 RDIMM slots for 64, 96 or 128 GB modules and up to 4 TB, at 5600 MT/s with one DIMM per channel or 4400 MT/s with two.

How many PCIe slots does the XE9680L have?

Twelve x16 PCIe Gen5 full-height, half-length slots, numbered 31 to 42 and fed through four PCIe switches. Each can take a 400G NDR InfiniBand/Ethernet card, 400G SmartNIC or 100 GbE NIC, up to twelve in total, and slots 33 and 39 are for DPUs above 75 W. There is also one x8 OCP 3.0 slot.

What power supplies does the XE9680L use?

Six 86 mm Titanium supplies on C21 cords, in 5+1 or 3+3 redundancy. H200 systems use 2800 W units; B200 systems use 3000 W multi-rated units that fall to 2800 W on a 200–209 V AC feed. Low-line power is not supported.

How big and heavy is the XE9680L?

The 4U chassis measures 174.3 mm tall, 1037.57 mm deep with the bezel and 482 mm across the rack ears. Fully populated it weighs 91.63 kg with H200 or 95.6 kg with B200, so Dell recommends a server lift, and its length needs checking against rear PDUs and doors.

What storage does the XE9680L have?

Eight hot-swap 2.5-inch U.2 NVMe drives at the front, direct-attached with no PERC, up to 122.88 TB raw per Dell’s spec sheet. There are no SAS, SATA, E3.S or rear bays. The operating system boots from a BOSS-N1 with two M.2 drives in hardware RAID 1.

How does the XE9680L differ from the XE9680?

Cooling and density are the main split: the XE9680L puts cold plates on its GPUs and processors in 4U, where the XE9680 relies on sixteen fans (eighteen with Gaudi 3) in 6U. The liquid-cooled model narrows the choice to 5th Gen Xeon and NVIDIA H200 or B200, but gains two extra PCIe slots (twelve against ten). The air-cooled model also offers A100, H100, H20, MI300X and Gaudi 3 boards, 4th Gen Xeon and a 16-bay E3.S front.

How does the XE9680L differ from the XE9685L?

Both are 4U and liquid-cooled, with the same published dimensions, twelve slots and eight NVMe bays. The XE9685L runs two EPYC 9005 processors, the largest with 192 cores, plus 24 DIMMs at 6400 MT/s for 3 TB, and offers only the B200 board. The XE9680L uses 5th Gen Xeon with 32 DIMMs for 4 TB, and adds an H200 option.

Is the Dell PowerEdge XE9680L end of life?

Dell’s June 2026 guide for the XE9680L gives no model-wide end-of-sale or end-of-support date. The server end-of-life checker on our site shows Dell’s dates as soon as they are published.

Sources & verification

Where these figures come from

Dell PowerEdge XE9680L Technical Guide (Rev. A04, June 2026) — Table 1 (features), 2–3 and Figures 1, 3, 4, 6, 7 (chassis views, coolant tubes, GPU sled loops, images), 4–7 (processors, memory, storage), 8–11 (PCIe, slot priority), 12–15 and 32–33 (power), 16–22 (thermal, acoustics), 24–28 (management, dimensions, weight, NIC ports), OS chapter, ProDeploy section.
Dell PowerEdge XE9680L Spec Sheet (June 2025) — IR5000 rack requirement, liquid-cooled components, 122.88 TB drive maximum, C741 chipset.
Dell PowerEdge XE9680 Technical Guide (Rev. A09, July 2025) — XE9680 cooling, processors, GPU boards, slots, bays and acoustics used in the sibling comparison.
Dell PowerEdge XE9685L Technical Guide (Rev. A03, June 2026) — XE9685L processors, memory and GPU board used in the sibling comparison.

Specifications are extracted from Dell’s published documents and independently re-checked line by line. Configurations are quote-based; availability and exact options are confirmed at quotation. Last reviewed 2026-09-11.

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The XE9680L at a glance

Strengths

Watch-outs

5 supported processors, mapped

Processor landscape — cores × TDP

Processor explorer

32 DIMM slots, 16 per processor

Capacity with every slot filled

Operating speed

1 drive-bay layout, up to 8 bays

Headline layouts

Controllers & boot

GPUs, PCIe and networking

NVIDIA HGX H200 141GB SXM5 8-GPU

NVIDIA HGX B200 180GB SXM6 8-GPU

I/O topology

Network adapters Dell lists

2 power supplies, 2,800–3,000 W

Run it, secure it, choose the OS

Management

Security

Operating systems

How the XE9680L compares with its family

Three builds that suit the XE9680L

B200 node for an InfiniBand cluster

H200 node with 4 TB of host memory

High-clock B200 node with full NVMe

Dell PowerEdge XE9680L specifications

Chassis & cooling

Processor

Memory

Storage

Accelerators

Expansion & networking

Power

Ports & video

Acoustics (single unit, CDU excluded)

XE9680L questions, answered from the documentation

Where these figures come from

Buy & configure

Guides & family

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