Dell PowerEdge R750XS Rack Server

Brand: Dell | Category: Servers

SKU: DELL-DELL-R750XS | Part #: DELL-DELL-R750XS | MPN: DELL-DELL-R750XS

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Network connectivity sits at the heart of modern data centre architecture, and the Dell PowerEdge R750XS addresses this reality with a purpose-built approach to I/O density. The unit arrives with multiple integrated 1GbE ports as standard, but what distinguishes this platform for scale-out workloads is the availability of optional 10GbE and 25GbE network adapters, coupled with up to eight PCIe Gen4 expansion slots. For network engineers and infrastructure architects evaluating servers destined for virtualised environments or containerised deployments, this combination of baseline connectivity and expandable bandwidth becomes critical—you're not locked into a single network topology, and you can evolve your I/O strategy without replacement cycles.

Built on the 3rd generation Intel Xeon Scalable processor family (Ice Lake), the DELL-DELL-R750XS reaches up to 40 cores per socket and supports dual-socket configurations, delivering the kind of core density that justifies the real estate consumption in packed racks. The platform supports up to 3TB of DDR4 memory across 16 DIMM slots, a specification that proves itself in memory-intensive applications—analytics pipelines, in-memory databases, and large-scale virtualisation hosts all benefit from this headroom. Where network saturation often becomes the bottleneck in two-socket designs, this server's generous PCIe Gen4 allocation helps absorb traffic that would otherwise stall at the adapter. Storage architects evaluating this platform will appreciate that Dell integrated the PERC H755 or H745 RAID controllers, meaning hardware-based redundancy and rebuild performance come standard rather than as costly add-ons.

Storage configuration flexibility is engineered into the DELL-DELL-R750XS at the mechanical level. The 2U form factor accommodates either 16 drives in 2.5-inch small-form-factor configuration or eight 3.5-inch drives, with native support for NVMe, SAS, and SATA media types across those slots. This flexibility allows the same platform to serve as a high-I/O cache tier running NVMe or as a capacity-oriented archive server with larger spindles, without requiring different hardware SKUs. A storage-focused team purchasing this unit gains the ability to right-size storage media for actual workload patterns rather than building to the least common denominator. The redundant hot-swappable power supplies—750W or higher depending on configuration—ensure that supply failure doesn't cascade into downtime, a non-negotiable requirement in any modern facility.

Operational visibility comes through the integrated iDRAC9 lifecycle controller, Dell's remote management platform that handles hardware monitoring, firmware updates, and out-of-band access without consuming host CPU resources. For system administrators managing dozens or hundreds of servers, this integrated approach eliminates the need for separate management adapters and simplifies compliance auditing. The platform supports Windows Server, VMware ESXi, Linux distributions, and other enterprise operating systems, so OS choice does not constrain your deployment strategy. When your infrastructure team has standardised on a particular hypervisor or bare-metal OS, the Dell PowerEdge R750XS adapts rather than dictates.

The DELL-DELL-R750XS represents a consolidated platform strategy: sufficient processor cores and memory depth for demanding single-node workloads, sufficient I/O capacity to avoid becoming a network bottleneck at scale, and sufficient storage flexibility to avoid premature obsolescence as workload profiles shift. This balance makes the unit valuable across AI infrastructure deployments (where GPU-attached training clusters need substantial system memory), virtualised multi-tenant environments, and traditional database workloads. Infrastructure teams ordering this server are typically planning a multi-year refresh cycle and need confidence that the platform will not force architectural compromises mid-lifecycle.

Interface & Connectivity Specifications

• Multiple integrated 1GbE network ports with optional 10GbE or 25GbE adapter support for flexible network topologies
• Eight PCIe Gen4 expansion slots enabling GPU attachment, additional NIC density, or specialised accelerators without motherboard swap
• Dual Intel Xeon Scalable processor sockets (Ice Lake) with up to 40 cores per processor for compute-dense workloads
• 16 DIMM slots supporting up to 3TB DDR4 memory for memory-intensive databases, analytics, and virtualisation platforms
• Integrated Dell PERC H755 or H745 RAID controllers with hardware redundancy, rebuild optimisation, and hot-spare management
• Storage flexibility: 16 × 2.5-inch or 8 × 3.5-inch drive bays supporting native NVMe, SAS, and SATA configurations
• Redundant 750W or higher hot-swappable power supplies ensuring uninterrupted operation during maintenance events
• Integrated iDRAC9 lifecycle controller providing out-of-band management, firmware updates, and compliance reporting without host CPU overhead

Omnixon Global stocks the Dell PowerEdge R750XS across our UAE distribution hub and maintains supply relationships into Europe, Asia, and the broader GCC region. Our technical team has deployed dozens of these units in data centre environments ranging from hybrid-cloud private infrastructure to edge facility buildouts. If your facility planning includes scale-out compute, virtualised workloads, or database infrastructure, we invite you to request a formal quotation and technical consultation—our engineers can scope configurations aligned with your specific network and storage requirements. Reach out to our sales desk with your deployment scenario, and we will provide detailed specification reviews and lead-time clarity for your procurement cycle.