DELL R760 barebone server 16×2.5″ LGA 3647
A 16-bay 2.5″ LGA 3647 barebone server ready for custom CPU, storage and power configuration
- ProcessorRack
- Processor socketLGA 3647
Drive Bays 16 Bays 2.5"
- 12 Bays 3.5"$2,868.99
- 16 Bays 2.5"$2,636.99
- Fully customisable barebones chassis with no CPU, heatsink, drives, RAID card or PSU pre-installed
- Low-power design reduces energy draw in data-centre deployments
- Supports high-end LGA 3647 processors for demanding virtualization and AI workloads
- 16× 2.5″ drive bays let you choose SSDs or HDDs to match capacity and speed needs
- Pay only for the components you select, lowering initial hardware investment
Barebone chassis with 16 drive bays
This Dell PowerEdge R760XS barebone server arrives without CPU, heatsink, drives, RAID card or power supply. The 2U rackmount chassis provides sixteen 2.5″ drive bays and an LGA 3647 socket ready for a compatible processor. It is built for organisations that want full control over every component from day one.
IT teams building custom compute nodes
Suits integrators and data-centre operators who select their own CPUs, storage mix and power supplies to match specific workloads. Buyers who need a ready-to-run system with factory-installed processors, memory or drives should look at configured models instead.
Sixteen 2.5″ hot-swap bays in a 2U rack
The single specification that defines fit is the sixteen 2.5″ drive bays in a 2U rackmount chassis with an LGA 3647 socket. Confirm your chosen processors, drives and power supplies match this bay count and socket before ordering.
How it compares
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- Price $2,636.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dell |
| Product line | PowerEdge R760XS |
| Model name | R760 |
| Processor | |
| Processor | Rack |
| Processor socket | LGA 3647 |
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Questions about this item
What components are missing from the R760 barebone that I must purchase separately?
The barebone ships without a CPU, heatsink, disks, RAID card or power supplies; you must supply all of those to complete the build.
Which drive capacity should I choose for the 16×2.5″ bays?
Select 2.5″ SSDs for low-latency workloads or 2.5″ HDDs for high-capacity, cost-effective storage; the chassis accepts any mix that fits the 16 bays.
What does the LGA 3647 socket mean for my CPU choice?
It limits you to processors built for the LGA 3647 package; once a compatible CPU is installed the server can handle virtualization, AI and large databases.
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