 Feature Highlights - More memory — 18 dual in-memory modules (DIMMs) and up to 192GB
- Robust I/O, four integrated network interface card (NIC) Ports and four PCI express (PCIe) Gen 2 ports
- Embedded Systems Management for complete life cycle management
| The Dell™ PowerEdge™ R710 rack server is designed to be the building block of today’s virtualized enterprise. Engineered in response to input from IT professionals, it is the next-generation 2U rack server created to address any virtualized business application efficiently. The R710 features the high-performing Intel® Xeon® processor 5500 series, a large memory capacity and I/O (input/output) bandwidth, and streamlined deployment with hypervisors from VMware®, Citrix® and Microsoft®, which help build a foundation for virtualization.
Virtualized I/O-intensive applications require a large pool of resources that scale effectively. IT managers must balance performance while trying to maintain current power envelopes. The Dell end-to-end solutions help customers build an efficient enterprise.
The Dell PowerEdge R710 server and Dell EqualLogic™ storage supported 25 percent more Microsoft Exchange 2007 virtual machines than the HP® ProLiant DL385 G5 server and HP StorageWorks EVA 4400 storage.*
The Dell PowerEdge R710 server and Dell EqualLogic storage has a 30 percent performance-per-watt advantage over the HP ProLiant DL385 G5 server and HP StorageWorks EVA 4400 storage.*
Reduce operating costs and energy usage with Dell Active Power Controller and with Intel Intelligent Power Technology, which proactively put your server into lower power states when demand decreases. Control cost without sacrificing performance — with industry-standard, efficient enterprise solutions from Dell.
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| *Source: Principled Technologies, Inc., 'Virtualized Exchange workload performance comparison of end-to-end solutions with Internet SCSI (iSCSI) storage connections' — a March 2009 report commissioned by Dell. |
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