Dell PowerEdge R430 Server CPUs | Intel Xeon Processors Options | LGA2011-3 Socket | CPU Install

Dell PowerEdge R430 Processors - This will be our first video in a new series focused on the R430 server. We will focus on processors, and the video series as a whole will cover in depth details on the different aspects of one of our favorite 1U Dell servers. This video series will include:
1. CPUs - • Dell PowerEdge R430 Se...
2. Memory - • Dell PowerEdge R430 Se...
3. Drives - • Video
4. Network Cards - • Dell PowerEdge R430 Se...
5. Different Chassis Types -
6. RAID - • Dell PowerEdge R430 RA...
7. BIOS - • Dell PowerEdge R430 Se...
8. iDRAC - • Dell PowerEdge R430 Se...
9. Mass Updates - • Dell PowerEdge R430 Ma...
10. How to set IP Address - • Dell PowerEdge R430 Se...
11. How to Install VMware ESXi - • Dell PowerEdge R430 VM...
12. Power Supplies - • Dell PowerEdge R430 Po...
13. How to Rack - • Dell PowerEdge R430 | ...
14. How to install Windows Server 2016 - • Dell PowerEdge R430 Wi...
If there is anything else you would like to see, then please drop a comment and let us know. We want this to be a great tool for the Dell community.
Regarding the CPUs, the Dell PowerEdge R430 has dual Intel Xeon processors. They are an LGA2011-3 socket, which means the R430 utilizes Intel Xeon E5-2600 v3 or v4 series. Please note, in order to use the v4 procs, make sure you have an updated BIOS. In general, we recommend keeping your system up to date for everything and will show exactly how to do this in our Mass Updates video. Below are some of the CPUs we recommend. We break it down into 3 categories: Low End, Value and High End. This is not a complete list and there are a ton of other great options within the E5-2600v3 and v4 series.
Low End CPUs
E5-2620v3 - 6 Core 2.4GHz
E5-2630v3 - 8 Core 2.4GHz
Value CPUs
E5-2660v3 - 10 Core 2.6GHz
E5-2670v3 - 12 Core 2.3GHz
E5-2680v3 - 12 Core 2.5GHz
High End CPUs
E5-2690v4 - 14 Core 2.6GHz
E5-2695v4 - 18 Core 2.1GHz
E5-2697v4 - 18 Core 2.3GHz
E5-2698v4 - 20 Core 2.2GHz
E5-2699v4 - 22 Core 2.2GHz
We will also show you how to properly remove your old processors. Be careful not to accidentally hit the CPU pins when taking out your old CPU. Also be careful with the old thermal paste. The paste can sometimes flake off and end up inside your CPU pins. We will show you how to handle your CPU and avoid this mistake. We will also install a CPU upgrade and go over step by step instructions.
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[@ShahKalpanH]

Is it possible to install a graphics card on these? If so any recs for Plex 4K transcoding?

[@ruskracing]

can the 430 run two 2690v4? is there any power issue or anything to beware of

[@cloudninjas]

Depends on you set up. How much RAM? SSD draw less power than HDD. How many drives? What wattage is your power supply? Etc etc. Email us at [e-mail] and we can help. Smash that subscribe.

[@mrkim8609]

Just wanna ask, my R430 sever using E5 2637 v3. I have an E5 2680 v4. its same socket 2011-3. can change?

[@cloudninjas]

Yes. R430 will support V3 and V4. Smash that subscribe! So close to 5K. 😀

[@mrkim8609]

Thank you @@cloudninjas, one more question if you dont mind. I've got the issue (Fan 6B RPM is outside of range, check fan) but the fan actually look ok. what do I do?

[@leonardotoschi585]

Back to work

[@cloudninjas]

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