MSI 939-S336-002 1U barebone server AM5 B650 4 DDR5 2×10G 2×2.5" 450W redundant
- Single AMD Ryzen 70…
- 1U
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A barebone rack server with sixteen 2.5-inch drive bays, no CPU or components included for custom builds
The DELL PowerEdge R770 is a 2U rack server barebone fitted with sixteen 2.5-inch drive bays. It arrives without a processor, memory, storage, expansion cards or power supplies so integrators can choose every internal component. The LGA 3647 socket supports a wide range of compatible CPUs for tailored performance. This unit suits system builders who want full control over the final configuration.
Unlike pre-populated rack units that lock in CPU, memory and storage, this barebone lets you select only the parts the workload demands. The jump is worth it when standard SKUs include unnecessary components or when a specific processor mix is required. It also avoids paying for factory-installed drives or cards that would be replaced immediately. Buyers who need a ready-to-run appliance with a warranty on the whole assembly should choose a configured model instead.
The sixteen 2.5-inch bays provide high slot density for SSD or HDD arrays in a 2U footprint. They comfortably handle mixed read-write workloads, virtualisation clusters or software-defined storage nodes that benefit from many spindles. Capacity runs out when the workload needs more than sixteen devices or when 3.5-inch drives are required for maximum per-drive capacity. Builders needing larger drive counts or 3.5-inch form factors must evaluate a different chassis.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dell |
| Product line | PowerEdge R770 |
| Model name | R770 |
| Processor | |
| Processor | Rack |
| Processor socket | LGA 3647 |
The R770 is a standard rack server; it fits a four-post rack with square-hole rails, but the exact rail kit part number and minimum depth are not in the supplied data.
Install the heatsinks and processors into the LGA 3647 sockets before adding memory modules, then fit the 2.5-inch drives into the 16 front bays, and finally add power supplies and expansion cards.
Plan to stock hot-plug power supply units, system fans, and 2.5-inch drive carriers, as these are the chassis FRUs that typically need replacement over the server's life.
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