The Dell PowerEdge R6515, released in 2020, improved on the already impressive R6415. The R6415 was special because they included AMD EPYC processors that raised the total RAM limitations that a single processor could handle. The AMD advantage only…
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Dell’s PowerEdge R7525, released in 2020, improves on the R7425 by offering support for AMD EPYC processors with twice the core count and support, and 20% faster memory. 1st gen EPYC CPUs already offered more cores at a lower…
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The Dell PowerEdge R6525 is notable due to its significant increase in PCIe speed and lane count thanks to AMD’s EPYC processors. In a small 1U form factor, it is capable of supporting two EPYC Gen2 CPUs thanks to…
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The Dell PowerEdge R730 contained evolutionary improvement over the PowerEdge R720 in terms of expandability, storage and performance. It is designed for data intensive applications and can handle enterprise workloads. As it was released in 2015, Dell does not…
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