Which processors does the Dell PowerEdge XR7620 support?
Two Intel Xeon Scalable processors: 4th Gen parts with up to 32 cores each, or 5th Gen parts with up to 16 cores each. Dell’s spec sheet does not list individual SKUs, TDPs or cache sizes, so we confirm the exact processor at quote stage.
What is the maximum memory of the XR7620?
2 TB across 16 DDR5 slots. Only registered ECC RDIMMs are supported, and memory runs at up to 5200 MT/s. The spec sheet does not name the DIMM sizes.
How many GPUs does the XR7620 take?
Either up to four 75 W single-width full-height/half-length GPUs plus a 75 W low-profile card, or at most two double-width 350 W GPUs at full height and length. Dell does not name specific GPU models on the spec sheet.
How much storage does the XR7620 have?
At the front, either up to four 2.5-inch SAS, SATA or NVMe SSDs with a 61.44 TB maximum, or up to eight E3.S NVMe drives with a 51.2 TB maximum. The operating system can boot from a BOSS-N1 mirror of two M.2 NVMe SSDs or from an internal USB module.
How big is the XR7620?
Dell gives 86.8 mm of height and 482.6 mm of width for this 2U server. The Rear Accessed version is 448.8 mm from rack ear to rear wall, 471.8 mm deep without the bezel and 496.3 mm with it; the Front Accessed version is 572 mm deep with its bezel. It weighs up to 21.16 kg.
What power supplies are available for the XR7620?
Dell lists five hot-swap redundant supplies. For standard AC or 240 V HVDC feeds there are 1800 W Titanium, 1400 W Platinum and 1100 W Titanium units, and of those only the 1800 W is restricted to 200–240 V AC. The last two suit special feeds — −48 to −60 V DC (1100 W) and 277 V AC or 336 V DC (1400 W Titanium).
Is the XR7620 rugged enough for harsh sites?
Dell rates it for operation from −5°C to 55°C and has tested it to MIL 810H and NEBS Level 3 in limited configurations. An optional lockable bezel with a dust filter protects the front, with a dust sensor on Front Accessed systems.
How does the XR7620 differ from the XR5610?
The XR7620 is a 2U, two-socket server with 16 DIMM slots and up to 2 TB, up to eight E3.S drives and GPUs of up to 350 W double-width. The XR5610 is a 1U single-socket server with eight DIMM slots and 1 TB, four 2.5-inch bays and two 75 W single-width GPUs.
Is the Dell PowerEdge XR7620 end of life?
The June 2024 spec sheet is silent on end-of-sale and end-of-support dates for the XR7620. Once Dell publishes dates, we add them to our server end-of-life checker.