Dell PowerEdge M710HD Blade Servers

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Dell PE M710HD Blade Server

The latest in virtualization-optimized blade servers, the Dell PowerEdge M710HD series offers many firsts in the M-series server family, including the first flexible network daughtercard (NDC) that enables future integrated connectivity options. In addition to this innovation, M710HD blade servers also offer many performance-enhancing features including exceptional I/O throughput, the option of robust Intel Xeon 5600 processors for maximized processing power, and optimal memory density with support for up to 192 Gigabytes (GB) when using Registered Dual In-line Memory Modules (RDIMMS). Configured with 18 DIMM slots, the M710 HD series offers further flexible, memory advantages with 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB or16 GB 1066 or 1333 Megahertz (MHz) of Double Data Rate 3 (DDR3) memory. As a result, the Dell M710HD is able to offer the memory density of a full-height M710 blade server in a half-height form factor.

Further benefits of the Dell PowerEdge M710HD blade servers include superior reliability, high availability, enterprise-class redundancy, and exceptional efficiency. These advantages are provided through the configuration of the M710 HD 2-socket blade server, as well as its many features. For instance, the high reliability, availability and redundancy offered by this particular Dell blade server is the result of a combination of hot-swappable, fault-tolerant hard disk drives (HDDs), as well as optional fail-safe, redundant embedded hypervisors. And when it comes to the efficiency of the M710 HD blade servers, features such as design that is optimized for air flow and coupled with high-efficiency fans and power supplies, as well as expanded, addressable memory that allows more virtual machines to be used from an existing hypervisor license. Not only do these features make the Dell M 710HD highly efficient in terms of performance, but they also make it highly cost-efficient and space-efficient with a reduced overall footprint and total cost of operation (TCO).