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Dell · PowerEdge 15th generation (15G)

PowerEdge R750 end of life

No end-of-life date is published for the PowerEdge R750: as with all PowerEdge servers, Dell gives no model-wide EOL or EOSL date, and each unit's support lasts as long as its own Service Tag's warranty or contract. Two newer generations have followed this 2U, 32-DIMM server, the R760 and the 17G R770, yet Dell's August 2026 iDRAC9 release still lists the R750, and Dell qualifies it for Windows Server 2025 and ESXi 9.0 and 9.1.

PowerEdge R750 support dates

Every row names its basis. A third-party tracker date is not the vendor’s own, and “not published” means exactly that.
MilestoneDateBasisSource
Announced17 March 2021Vendor-publishedDell's release says the C6520, MX750c, R750, R750xa and R650 'have planned global availability in May 2021'. Dell gives the month only.Dell Technologies Powers AI and Edge Computing with Next Generation PowerEdge Servers (Dell newsroom, 17 Mar 2021)
End of Life (EOL)—Not published by the vendorAnswering a question about the sibling R550 on Dell's forum (10 Feb 2025), a Dell 'Social Media and Communities Professional' (Dell Technologies, Enterprise Support Services) wrote: 'As of about the 13th generation of servers, Dell stopped presenting EOL and EOSL dates for the Poweredge lines.' Dell's own EOL list (KB 000185734, as of 2 Oct 2026) has no standalone PowerEdge R750 row; its R750 rows are PowerFlex appliance products.Dell Community: EOL/EOSL information, reply by DELL-Chris H (Dell), 10 Feb 2025
End of Service Life (EOSL)—Not published by the vendorThere is no model-wide date. Support ends per unit with the Service Tag's warranty or contract. The same Dell staff answer says 'the coverage of each system is generally 5 years after the sale, or may be longer depending on part availability'. That is a forum answer, not a published policy, and no date is derived from it.Dell Community: EOL/EOSL information, reply by DELL-Chris H (Dell), 10 Feb 2025
Third-party EOSL tracker entry (Park Place Technologies, incl. former Service Express database)—Third-party trackerNo date. Checked 2026-10-08: the former Service Express URL (serviceexpress.com/eol-eosl-database/products/dell-poweredge-r750-dell-poweredge-servers/) returns a 301 redirect to Park Place's PowerEdge family page, which lists no 15G model. None of the 13,579 EOSL URLs in Park Place's sitemaps is a PowerEdge R750; its only R750 entries are 'PowerFlex Appliance R750' and 'PowerFlex Custom Node R750' under EMC. Park Place and Service Express merged on 6 Jan 2026, so they count as one source.Park Place Technologies EOSL library: Dell PowerEdge family

Where the PowerEdge R750 stands today

Dell's EOL and EOSL spreadsheet (KB 000185734), current to 2 October 2026, carries no standalone PowerEdge R750 row, and a Dell community professional replying in February 2025 to a forum question about the R550 wrote that Dell no longer presented EOL and EOSL dates for its PowerEdge lines from about the 13th generation onward. Set aside 30 November 2029: the spreadsheet gives it as the 'EOSS Date' for 'PowerFlex Appliance R750' and 'PowerFlex custom Node R750', beside an RTS date of 1 November 2021 and an EOL date of 4 November 2024, and all three describe the PowerFlex product built on the R750, not the general-purpose server. Nor does a third-party tracker fill the gap: no PowerEdge R750 entry appears in Park Place Technologies' EOSL library, which takes in the old Service Express database.

Online sales have moved on. On 8 October 2026 Dell's UK and US store URLs for the R750 returned a 302 redirect to the Dell homepage while the R760 pages loaded; with no end-of-sale date behind it, that means the R750 is no longer sold online, not that support has stopped. Dell's R750 manual gives three places to read the Service Tag: the information tag on the front, the MEST label on the back and a label on the chassis's left wall. Enter it on Dell's contract services page (Dell KB 000132024) for the unit's warranty status and expiry, bearing in mind that renewals are not offered in every country and reseller-bought units may have to renew through the reseller.

PowerEdge R750: lifecycle on one axis
PowerEdge R750 lifecycle timeline202120222023202420252026202720282029Checked 8 Oct 202617 Mar 2021Released; AnnouncedNot dated by the vendorEnd of Life (EOL) — Not published by the vendor. Answering a question about the sibling R550on Dell's forum (10 Feb 2025), a Dell 'Social Media and Communities Professional' (DellTechnologies, Enterprise Support Services) wrote: 'As of about the 13th generation ofservers, Dell stopped presenting EOL and EOSL dates for the Poweredge lines.' Dell's own EOLlist (KB 000185734, as of 2 Oct 2026) has no standalone PowerEdge R750 row; its R750 rowsare PowerFlex appliance products.End of Service Life (EOSL) — Not published by the vendor. There is no model-wide date.Support ends per unit with the Service Tag's warranty or contract. The same Dell staffanswer says 'the coverage of each system is generally 5 years after the sale, or may belonger depending on part availability'. That is a forum answer, not a published policy, andno date is derived from it.Third-party EOSL tracker entry (Park Place Technologies, incl. former Service Expressdatabase) — Third-party tracker. No date. Checked 2026-10-08: the former Service Express URL(serviceexpress.com/eol-eosl-database/products/dell-poweredge-r750-dell-poweredge-servers/)returns a 301 redirect to Park Place's PowerEdge family page, which lists no 15G model. Noneof the 13,579 EOSL URLs in Park Place's sitemaps is a PowerEdge R750; its only R750 entriesare 'PowerFlex Appliance R750' and 'PowerFlex Custom Node R750' under EMC. Park Place andService Express merged on 6 Jan 2026, so they count as one source.
Dated milestones are placed only where a source gives the date; milestones the vendor has not dated are listed beneath the axis rather than guessed. Blue = vendor-published, amber = third-party tracker, violet = derived from a vendor policy. Checked 8 October 2026.
Finding the date for your own unit

Dell ties support end dates to each unit's Service Tag, not to the model. The Service Tag is on the information tag at the front of the system, on the Mini Enterprise Service Tag (MEST) label at the rear, and on a label on the left wall of the chassis (see 'Locating the Express Service Code and Service Tag' in the R750 Installation and Service Manual, https://dl.dell.com/topicspdf/poweredge-r750_owners-manual_en-us.pdf). Enter the tag at https://www.dell.com/support/contractservices/ to see the warranty status and expiration date (Dell KB 000132024, https://www.dell.com/support/kbdoc/000132024). Renewals are requested at https://www.dell.com/support/incidents-online/email/extend-warranty. Dell says warranty renewals are not available in all countries, and units bought through a reseller partner may need to be renewed through that reseller.

What still works after Dell support ends

From Dell, an R750's hardware cover can be renewed against its Service Tag, which Dell describes as covering repairs or replacement parts for Dell-branded hardware; Dell publishes no model-wide maximum term. Firmware does not depend on it: Dell's firmware KB, updated 31 August 2026, puts every driver and firmware package for Dell servers on the Dell Support website as a free download. The precedent to watch is 14G. Dell recorded the end of iDRAC9 firmware for 14G in the iDRAC9 release notes rather than a separate dated notice, naming 7.00.00.183 as the last release for 14G, so models such as the R740 were dropped after it. The current 7.30.30.54 notes (August 2026) still list the R750 in a security-fix release, and no Dell end date for 15G iDRAC9 maintenance turned up, so check each new release's notes.

  • Dell's firmware KB says: 'All drivers and firmware for Dell servers are available to download for free on the Dell Support website.' So R750 BIOS, iDRAC and component firmware can be downloaded without an active warranty or contract (KB last modified 31 Aug 2026). (dell.com)
  • Dell recorded the end of iDRAC9 firmware for 14G in the iDRAC9 release notes, not in a separate dated notice. The current notes (7.30.30.54, Rev A00, August 2026) say: 'This release only supports Dell PowerEdge 15th and 16th generation servers... The last release that supported 14G servers is iDRAC9 version 7.00.00.183.' For the R750, check that note in each new iDRAC9 release. (dl.dell.com)

Vendor support you can still buy

  • Dell warranty renewal (per Service Tag) — Dell says warranties 'can be renewed to cover Dell-branded hardware repairs or replacement parts'. 'Warranty Renewals are not available in all countries', and reseller-bought units may need to renew through the reseller. Dell publishes no model-wide maximum term. Eligibility is shown per Service Tag. (dell.com)

What a maintenance contract needs to cover on the PowerEdge R750

Dell lists the R750's 2U chassis with twelve 3.5-inch SAS/SATA bays, eight 2.5-inch NVMe bays, or 16 or 24 2.5-inch SAS/SATA/NVMe bays, plus an optional rear set of two or four 2.5-inch drives. A 24-bay 2.5-inch unit and a 12-bay 3.5-inch unit need different drive spares covered. The R750's internal storage options in Dell's list are S150 software RAID, the HBA355i, the PERC H345, H745, H755 and H755N, and BOSS-S1 or BOSS-S2; for external storage Dell lists the PERC H840 and HBA355E.

Power is the other line to pin down. The R750 takes up to two PSUs from eight types, from a 700 W Titanium high-line unit to a 2400 W Platinum unit and a 2800 W Titanium high-line unit, with an 1100 W -48 to -60 V DC option; every AC unit also has a 240 V DC mixed-mode rating. With up to six full-height or eight low-profile PCIe Gen4 cards, an OCP 3.0 NIC slot and 2 x 1 GbE LOM, list add-in NICs and HBAs by part, along with the 32 DIMM sockets (up to 8 TB with two processors and 256 GB LRDIMMs) and the iDRAC9 controller. For the general model, see server third-party maintenance.

PowerEdge R750: what to tell a maintenance provider
PowerEdge R750 hardware factsDELL · POWEREDGE 15TH GENERATION (15G)PowerEdge R750No model-wide date published —check your unitFORM FACTORDual-socket 2U rack system with 32 DDR4DIMM slotsPROCESSORSTwo 3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalableprocessors, up to 40 cores eachMEMORY32 x 288-pin DIMM sockets, RDIMM or LRDIMMat 3200 or 2933 MT/s. Maximum 8 TB with twoprocessors and 256 GB LRDIMMs. IntelPersistent Memory 200 series alsosupported.DRIVE BAYSFront: 12 x 3.5-inch SAS/SATA, 8 x 2.5-inchNVMe, or 16 or 24 x 2.5-inch SAS/SATA/NVMe(a no-drive configuration is also listed).Optional 2 or 4 x 2.5-inch rearSAS/SATA/NVMe.POWER SUPPLIESUp to two AC or DC PSUs: 700 W Titanium(high-line 200-240 V AC), 800 W Platinum,1100 W Titanium, 1100 W -48 to -60 V DC,1400 W Platinum, 1800 W Titanium(high-line), 2400 W Platinum, 2800 WTitanium (high-line). Every AC unit alsohas a 240 V DC mixed-mode rating.STORAGE CONTROLLERSInternal: PERC H345, H745, H755, H755N,HBA355I, S150 software RAID, BOSS-S1 orBOSS-S2 (M.2 boot). External: PERC H840,HBA355E.EXPANSIONUp to six full-height or eight low-profilePCIe Gen4 cards, plus an OCP 3.0 NIC slotand 2 x 1 GbE LOMMANAGEMENT CONTROLLERiDRAC9. The R750 is listed as a supported15th-generation system in the iDRAC97.30.30.54 release notes (Rev A00, August2026).8 sourced specification facts · checked 8 October 2026
The hardware facts a maintenance quote is priced on, printed in the vendor's own wording from its specification documents (cited in Sources). Nothing on this plate is estimated; facts the vendor does not state are left off rather than filled in.
PowerEdge R750 hardware, from Dell’s own specification documents
SpecificationDetailSource
Form factorDual-socket 2U rack system with 32 DDR4 DIMM slotsdl.dell.com
ProcessorsTwo 3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors, up to 40 cores eachdl.dell.com
Memory32 x 288-pin DIMM sockets, RDIMM or LRDIMM at 3200 or 2933 MT/s. Maximum 8 TB with two processors and 256 GB LRDIMMs. Intel Persistent Memory 200 series also supported.dl.dell.com
Drive baysFront: 12 x 3.5-inch SAS/SATA, 8 x 2.5-inch NVMe, or 16 or 24 x 2.5-inch SAS/SATA/NVMe (a no-drive configuration is also listed). Optional 2 or 4 x 2.5-inch rear SAS/SATA/NVMe.dl.dell.com
Power suppliesUp to two AC or DC PSUs: 700 W Titanium (high-line 200-240 V AC), 800 W Platinum, 1100 W Titanium, 1100 W -48 to -60 V DC, 1400 W Platinum, 1800 W Titanium (high-line), 2400 W Platinum, 2800 W Titanium (high-line). Every AC unit also has a 240 V DC mixed-mode rating.dl.dell.com
Storage controllersInternal: PERC H345, H745, H755, H755N, HBA355I, S150 software RAID, BOSS-S1 or BOSS-S2 (M.2 boot). External: PERC H840, HBA355E.dl.dell.com
ExpansionUp to six full-height or eight low-profile PCIe Gen4 cards, plus an OCP 3.0 NIC slot and 2 x 1 GbE LOMdl.dell.com
Management controlleriDRAC9. The R750 is listed as a supported 15th-generation system in the iDRAC9 7.30.30.54 release notes (Rev A00, August 2026).dl.dell.com

Extend or refresh the PowerEdge R750?

On software, the R750 is still inside Dell's current support lists. Dell's December 2025 Windows Server matrix qualifies the R750 for Windows Server 2025, 2022, 2019 and 2016 (Dell does not factory-install 2025; the image comes from Microsoft) and leaves 15G rows unflagged where 14G platforms are marked end-of-life. For VMware, the May 2026 revision (A03) of Dell's ESXi 9.x compatibility matrix includes the R750 with Xeon SP 83xx, 63xx, 53xx and 43xx under ESXi 9.0 and 9.1, with hard drive and BOSS boot. Where Dell cover stops, third-party maintenance generally supplies diagnosis, parts and engineers; see an alternative to Dell ProSupport.

Two findings would favour refresh. According to Dell's matrix, any Marvell 412xx or 578xx network controller in an R750 is outside Dell's vSphere 9.x support on PowerEdge. If a future iDRAC9 release names a last version for 15G, in the way 7.00.00.183 was named the last for 14G, the R750 would get no further iDRAC9 releases after it. If refresh is chosen, the R760 is the next model in the same line and the 17G R770 is a further generation on. Refurbished Dell PowerEdge servers are another way to add capacity.

  • Firmware is still current. Dell's iDRAC9 7.30.30.54 (Rev A00, August 2026) is a security-fix release, and its supported-systems table lists the R750. Dell dropped 14G (for example the R740) after iDRAC9 7.00.00.183; the R750's management controller is still in active firmware support. (dl.dell.com)
  • Dell's Windows Server support matrix (PDF dated Dec 2025) lists the R750 as Qualified for Windows Server 2025, 2022, 2019 and 2016. Footnote 8 on the WS2025 entry: WS2025 is not factory-installed; customers get the image from Microsoft. The matrix flags 14G platforms as having 'reached End of Life and are discontinued'; it does not flag the 15G rows. (dl.dell.com)
  • Dell's ESXi 9.x compatibility matrix (Rev A03, May 2026) lists the R750 with Intel Xeon SP 83xx/63xx/53xx/43xx for ESXi 9.0 and 9.1, with Hard Drive and BOSS as boot devices. Marvell 412xx and 578xx network controllers are not supported with vSphere 9.x on PowerEdge. (dl.dell.com)
  • Do not quote the 30 Nov 2029 date for this model. Dell's hardware EOL spreadsheet (KB 000185734, current as of 2 Oct 2026) gives 'PowerFlex Appliance R750' and 'PowerFlex custom Node R750' an RTS date of 1 Nov 2021, an EOL date of 4 Nov 2024 and an 'EOSS Date' of 30 Nov 2029. Those dates belong to the PowerFlex product built on the R750, not the general-purpose PowerEdge R750. (dell.com)
  • Checked on 2026-10-08: Dell's UK and US online-store URLs for the R750 return a 302 redirect to the Dell homepage, while the R760 product pages load. Dell has published no end-of-sale date, so this only shows the R750 is no longer sold online. (dell.com)
PowerEdge R750: what came before and what replaces it
PowerEdge R750 product lineagePowerEdge R740Dell's R750 Technical Guide(Rev A03, Nov 2022) says: 'Thefollowing table shows thecomparison between thePowerEdge R750 with thePowerEdge R740':https://i.dell.com/sites/csdocuments/Product_Docs/en/poweredge-r750-technical-guide.pdfPowerEdge R750Released 17 Mar 2021No model-wide end datepublishedPowerEdge R760Next model in the same lineDatasheet on this siteDell · PowerEdge 15th generation (15G)
The successor shown is the next model in the same product line; the vendor notice does not name a direct replacement.

Specifications for the replacement: PowerEdge R760 datasheet.

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Dell maintenance in detail →

Dell's 17 March 2021 announcement named the R750 together with the R650, R750xa, C6520 and MX750c and gave the group planned global availability in May 2021. Dell's R750 Technical Guide (Rev A03, November 2022) compares it with the PowerEdge R740, and the R760 Technical Guide compares the R760 with the R750, which is why this page treats the R760 as the next model in the same line. For other PowerEdge models you may hold, see PowerEdge R730 end of life and PowerEdge R730xd end of life.

Where the PowerEdge R750 sits against related models
PowerEdge R750: no dated end of support for the model as a whole.201420162018202020222024202620282030PowerEdge R630PowerEdge R730PowerEdge R730xdPowerEdge R750PowerEdge R650PowerEdge R450PowerEdge T550release not sourcedTodayPowerEdge R750: no dated end of support for the model as a whole.
Each bar runs from release to the milestone that marks end of support for the model as a whole. Amber bars end on a third-party tracker's date, not the vendor's. A dashed open end means no end date is published — not that support is indefinite. Component and accessory dates (a management controller, a power module) are not treated as the model's.

Look up another model in the server & network end-of-life checker, or read what third-party maintenance covers.

Questions people ask about the PowerEdge R750

Is the Dell PowerEdge R750 end of life?

Dell publishes no model-wide end-of-life or end-of-service-life date for the R750; support runs out unit by unit with each Service Tag's warranty or contract. Dell's UK and US online stores no longer offered it on 8 October 2026, but without a published end-of-sale date that only means it is not sold online.

When does Dell stop supporting the R750?

Dell publishes no single date. Enter the R750's Service Tag on Dell's contract services page to see that unit's warranty expiry, and disregard the 30 November 2029 'EOSS Date' in Dell's spreadsheet, which applies to the PowerFlex Appliance and custom Node R750 products. The server end-of-life checker is the starting point for the rest of the estate.

Is the R750 supported on ESXi 9 and Windows Server 2025?

Dell's ESXi 9.x matrix (Rev A03, May 2026) lists the R750 for ESXi 9.0 and 9.1 with Xeon SP 83xx, 63xx, 53xx and 43xx processors and hard drive or BOSS boot, but Marvell 412xx and 578xx network controllers are not supported with vSphere 9.x on PowerEdge. Dell's December 2025 Windows Server matrix rates it Qualified for Windows Server 2025, 2022, 2019 and 2016.

What came after the PowerEdge R750?

The next model in the same line is the PowerEdge R760, and Dell's R760 Technical Guide compares it with the R750. Dell's ESXi 9.x matrix also lists the 17G R770, a further generation on.

Does R750 firmware require a support contract?

No. Dell's firmware KB says every driver and firmware package for Dell servers is free on the Dell Support website. The August 2026 iDRAC9 7.30.30.54 release, which fixes security issues, names the R750 in its supported-systems table.

Sources

Every date, rule and specification above was checked against these on 8 October 2026 by an independent verification pass. Vendors revise lifecycle notices; this page is re-checked by 8 January 2027.

  1. Dell Technologies Powers AI and Edge Computing with Next Generation PowerEdge Servers (Dell newsroom, 17 Mar 2021) — dell.com
  2. Dell Community: EOL/EOSL information, reply by DELL-Chris H (Dell), 10 Feb 2025 — dell.com
  3. Park Place Technologies EOSL library: Dell PowerEdge family — parkplacetechnologies.com
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  6. Dell warranty renewal (per Service Tag) — dell.com
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Last reviewed 7 October 2026. Lifecycle dates for the PowerEdge R750 are re-verified against Dell's own notices at each review; a date a vendor has not published is never filled in.