Dell VxRail E660H Intel Xeon Gold 6330 Hyperconverged Infrastructure

The Dell VxRail E660H is a Hyperconverged Infrastruc designed to execute virtualized applications with excellent performance and scalability. It makes use of two Intel Xeon Gold 6330 processors, which have a clock speed of 3GHz and the capacity to have many cores for intensive workloads. Although system memory isn't stated specifically in the specs, you may anticipate that it will be able to grow to accommodate large workloads. The VxRail E660H provides a hybrid arrangement for storage. Four 2.4TB HDDs offer enough space for data archiving or less often accessible information, while a single 800GB SSD is included for quicker storage access and possibly boot procedures. This combination enables the system to effectively balance storage capacity and speed. Cards with dual ports (10/25GbE SFP28) Mellanox ConnectX-5 handle networking. For data-intensive workloads or applications needing real-time responsiveness, these provide high bandwidth and low latency connections. Compatibility with a range of networking devices is guaranteed by the OCP NIC 3.0 standard. The VxRail E660H's primary characteristic is reliability. It has two fault-tolerant, redundant, hot-pluggable power sources set up in a 1+1 configuration. As a result, there will be minimal downtime if one power supply fails and the other can take over smoothly. The system's components will be able to withstand loads because to the 1400W capacity. Power supplies that operate in mixed modes can effectively manage a range of power situations. Lastly, the NAF moniker denotes Network Attached Fasteners, a class of screw intended to increase serviceability and dependability.