Dell EMC PowerEdge R650 Server REVIEW | IT Creations

Hi there. Doug Stuman with IT Creations with the Dell PowerEdge R650 Server. This is a 1U system that packs plenty of performance and options. It features dual 3rd generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors, and at maximum capacity it can deploy up to 8TB of DDR4 memory. There’s also room for up to 3 GPUs, plus a few different storage options, depending on your workload. Dell has already released their R660 server so this may be a little late to the party. That said, we don’t have to deal with those pesky upgrades to the base model, which usually makes these videos dated before their time. There is definitely a difference between Dell and many other server manufacturers. Dell has a base model that can be configured to support a number of different… Watch the video!!
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[@locusm]

These are some of the best server overview vids on YT. Someone give this man a raise.

[@Itcreations-LA]

Thank you so much for the comments and for watching our videos! Very much appreciated!

[@themasterprivate1075]

This must have been a pain to script and speak without too many cuts, great work! I will stick to my refurbished DL380p G8 servers for now, because, well, pricing ;)

[@Itcreations-LA]

Thank you! These videos are pretty fun to produce. I can also understand your reluctance to purchase new equipment… ;) Thanks for watching!

[@samdinh3502]

Yes, a very great presentation.

[@malloot9224]

NOT A REVIEW! This is a spec/feature list, it does not go into the experience with using the hardware nor does it compare to to other options in the market. No tests of power use with idle load and full load scenarios, no tests of performance or noise. The It industry deserves better reviews, i hope you guys are the ones to finally do it, STH alone is not enough.

[@eeman24]

is the 2 x 2.5-inch rear NVMe drive slot . hot swappable?