Dell PowerEdge R750 Rack Server - DELL-DELL-R750

Brand: Dell | Category: Servers

SKU: DELL-DELL-R750 | Part #: DELL-DELL-R750 | MPN: DELL-DELL-R750

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Dell's PowerEdge R750 is a dual-socket, 2U rack server purpose-built for virtualised infrastructure and mixed-workload data centres that demand both computational density and memory bandwidth without requiring GPU acceleration. The platform's architecture—built around dual third-generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors capable of up to 40 cores per socket—positions it as the workhorse for enterprises deploying VMware vSphere clusters, Hyper-V fabrics, and OpenStack environments where core count and L3 cache depth drive performance more than specialised accelerators. The DELL-DELL-R750 excels when storage infrastructure and compute coexist: its 16 NVMe bay configuration, paired with 8 PCIe 4.0 slots for optional storage controllers or network expansion, makes it equally comfortable as a hyperconverged node or a dedicated storage-attached compute platform. Infrastructure teams—particularly virtualisation architects and storage engineers planning tier-1 or tier-2 data centre refreshes—select this server because it eliminates the complexity of GPU management while delivering the raw CPU and memory resources that OLAP databases, analytics workloads, and large-scale virtualisation actually consume.

Memory provisioning is where the DELL-DELL-R750 distinguishes itself from smaller form factors. The server's 32 DIMM slots support up to 4TB of DDR4 RAM, a capacity that single-socket and mid-range dual-socket platforms simply cannot match. For workloads where dataset size and in-memory processing determine response time—financial modelling, real-time analytics, large-scale relational database operations—this memory envelope eliminates the shuffle between storage and CPU cache that cripples performance on memory-constrained systems. Dell designed the R750's memory controller and fabric to maintain consistent latency even when all 32 slots are populated, a detail often overlooked in competing platforms. Network engineers and database administrators deploying the R750 often specify the integrated 25GbE network adapters (with options to add additional NICs via PCIe cards) to ensure the memory capacity doesn't become a bottleneck at the fabric edge. The combination of 80 total CPU cores, terabytes of addressable RAM, and high-speed interconnect makes the R750 the default choice for organisations building private cloud stacks or consolidating multiple legacy servers into fewer, denser chassis.

Storage flexibility rounds out the platform's appeal. Unlike servers designed for single-purpose deployments, the DELL-DELL-R750 supports both NVMe-native configurations and traditional SAS/SATA arrays, often within the same deployment. Organisations adopting hybrid storage strategies—fast NVMe tier for working datasets, bulk SAS for archival or cold data—can standardise on a single server SKU across their data centre without sacrificing either speed or capacity. The iDRAC9 integrated management controller handles RAID orchestration across all eight RAID modes (0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, 60), and its Lifecycle Controller automates firmware updates across both processors, storage controllers, and network adapters without requiring manual intervention or downtime. Storage architects value this because it dramatically reduces operational overhead when maintaining fleets of R750 units across multiple geographic sites.

The server's 750W redundant hot-swappable power supply architecture ensures unplanned power events do not cascade into forced downtime. Dell engineered the R750 to handle thermal and electrical transients that would shut down lesser platforms, making it suitable for colocation facilities, regional data centres, and enterprise environments where utility power is less stable than hyperscaler-grade facilities. The 2U form factor packs the dual-socket density and memory capacity into footprints that fit standard 42U racks without requiring the specialised infrastructure that larger or non-standard chassis demand. This practical consideration—often dismissed in benchmark comparisons—is precisely why system integrators and data centre planners specify the R750 when building out new infrastructure. Its operating system compatibility spans Windows Server, VMware ESXi, and Linux distributions including Ubuntu, RHEL, and CentOS, so migration paths from legacy systems remain straightforward and vendor lock-in is minimal.

Omnixon Global stocks the Dell PowerEdge R750 (DELL-DELL-R750) as part of our core server inventory across the UAE and broader GCC region, with direct access to Dell's regional distribution and technical support ecosystems. Whether you are refreshing a virtualised data centre, building out analytics infrastructure, or consolidating legacy hardware into a modern platform, we partner with your procurement and infrastructure teams to specify, validate, and deploy the R750 in your environment. Request a formal quotation through our website or contact our enterprise sales team directly—we maintain multiple units in stock and can arrange viewing, POC testing, and accelerated delivery to facilities across the Emirates and beyond.

Performance and Storage Specifications

• Dual Intel Xeon Scalable processors (3rd Gen) with up to 40 cores per socket and up to 80 total CPU threads
• Up to 4TB DDR4 RAM across 32 DIMM slots with consistent latency across full capacity
• 16 NVMe bays or 8 SAS/SATA drives with optional PCIe NVMe expansion modules for hybrid tiering
• Integrated 10GbE or 25GbE network adapters with up to 8 PCIe 4.0 expansion slots for additional network or storage controllers
• Hardware RAID support across RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, and 60 configurations managed via iDRAC9
• Dual 750W redundant hot-swappable power supplies with automatic failover
• iDRAC9 with Lifecycle Controller for unified firmware and driver management across all subsystems