Dell PowerEdge R630 13G Review

Dells’ new 13th generation PowerEdge servers are Ideal for transactional databases, large virtual infrastructures, and other data-intensive workloads. The compact design and impressive storage allows you to consolidate your data center operations adding to the affordability of the system.
The R630 13G Server is a dual-socket, 1U rack server that offers increased performance, expandability, and more storage options for latency-sensitive applications over the previous-generation of PowerEdge servers. Enhanced storage and compute density enables the R630 to handle nearly any workload configuration and run intensive mission critical applications for any sized enterprise environment.
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[@dcstegg228]

Just what I needed to see. Thanks.

[@npdpdev3421]

I just noticed that there are MANY 1100w PSUs compatible with the r630, but I can not find documentation on those different models. They are seemingly the same but have different model numbers. Do you happen to know anywhere where more in-depth PSU information could be?

[@Itcreations-LA]

There really is no in-depth information on this topic that I know of. However, Dell uses a few manufacturers for their OEM equipment hence the different part numbers. They all function as intended and there may be slight differences in price but I wouldn't worry about it. Thanks for watching!

[@Dark-kl5fy]

Thanks you!

[@OlgaVenz]

Can I install two 1100w power supplIes?

[@Itcreations-LA]

Hi Ollis, Yes you can. Here is a link to our Dell PowerEdge R630 landing page which has a "Documentation" section at the bottom with all of the specs and manuals. goo.gl/rm6EqQ . Here is a link to the PSUs, which we do have in stock: www.itcreations.com/catalog.asp?s_s=r630+1100W One thing. The 495W and 750W PSUs are AC and the supported 1100W PSU you are asking about are Direct Current. Hope that helps, and thanks for watching!

[@akshayreddy5035]

Can we do factory default or password recovery for this server ?? I do not know a password or username

[@Itcreations-LA]

Hi Akshay, I am not sure if you are referring to the password for the BIOS, iDRAC, or OS. I'm assuming it's one of the former? Please advise…

[@phanigurram]

can i install windows 10 rendering works?

[@calibure859]

I guess you meant 768MB instead of 768GB, right? around 6:20

[@Itcreations-LA]

+Calibure if you are referring to the supported memory at around the 1:53 mark Chris says the right number 768GB using 32GB DDR4 memory modules but we put the wrong number on the graphic overlay-oops! Of course, since we released this video the new Intel Xeon E5-2600 v4 processors were released adding more cores 22 cores with the top of the line processor instead of just 18. 64GB memory modules are also now available doubling the supported memory from 768GB to 1.5TB. Most systems that support the E5-2600 v3 processors will support the E5-2600 v4 processors, across manufacturers. Here are the new specs with updates on both processor and memory. i.dell.com/sites/doccontent/shared-content/data-sheets/en/Documents/Dell-PowerEdge-R630-Spec-Sheet.pdf Most irritating of all is the fact that they don't list support for the older v3 processors on the new spec sheet. Thanks for the catch you are one of the few to notice.

[@sandaruwanjayathunga]

how to configure r630 raid 5 and install windows sever 2012 r2