Dell PowerEdge MX840C 4 x 24 Core 2.40GHz Platinum 8260 512GB 8 x 2.4TB 10K SAS H730P

Maximize the capabilities of your data center with the Dell PowerEdge MX840C, a powerful and flexible four-socket compute sled designed for the PowerEdge MX kinetic infrastructure ecosystem. This server is engineered to support demanding, database-driven workloads, offering high performance and scalability that is ideal for handling large-scale data-intensive tasks. It features four Intel Xeon Platinum 8260 processors, each with 24 cores running at 2.40GHz, providing a robust foundation for applications requiring immense compute power. Additionally, the server comes equipped with 512GB of memory and supports an extensive array of memory configurations, enhancing its ability to manage and process large data sets efficiently.

Storage solutions in the MX840C are robust and versatile, with eight 2.4TB 10K SAS SSDs that provide significant storage capacity and fast data access speeds, ideal for applications that demand high-speed storage performance. The server is supported by the PERC H730P RAID controller, enhancing its data protection capabilities and improving overall system performance. This setup is contained within the PowerEdge MX7000 chassis, which can house up to four MX840C servers, thereby offering excellent scalability and flexibility for growing enterprise needs.

Security and management are streamlined and secure with the embedded, agent-free integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC) 9, which simplifies server systems management across the board. Dell EMC OpenManage Enterprise – Modular Edition (OME-Modular) provides comprehensive in-system management, enabling unified control over the server’s compute, storage, and networking components. Enhanced security features like system lockdown and system erase, paired with cyber-resilient architecture, ensure that the MX840C is not only powerful and efficient but also secure against a broad range of threats, making it a reliable backbone for modern data centers aiming to leverage high-performance computing for their critical operations.