Dell PowerEdge T620 CTO Tower Server

An enterprise-class, 2-socket tower server, the Dell PowerEdge T620 emphasizes high performance and high availability with built-in room for growth.

• Up to 24 DIMMs
• PCIe 3.0-enabled expansion slots
• Up to 32 x 2.5” or 12 x 3.5” hard drives
• Optional hot-plug, front-access PCIe SSDs
• Optional internal GPU accelerators

The Dell PowerEdge T620 is a feature-rich, 2-socket tower server with up to 24 DIMMs, storage capacity of up to 32 drive bays, and Intel Xeon E5-2600 processing power. The T620 shines in its ability to handle demanding virtualization environments with up to 16 processor cores and high memory density. The T620 is an excellent platform for key workloads such as databases, web serving, customer relationship management (CRM), desktop virtualization, medical imaging and security management.

The extensive memory (768GB), large local storage capacity, and I/O flexibility in the PowerEdge T620 make it an attractive platform for server consolidation projects. The T620 features allow you to achieve space savings, utilize your IT administrator’s time more efficiently and minimize potential software licensing fees.

The T620 is a flexible server with excellent energy efficiency and acoustical performance, allowing it to be placed into quiet office settings, like remote branches and open office environments. The T620 can also be rack-mounted for your growing environments.

Businesses and organizations with remote offices need not worry, as the T620 offers consistent worldwide support.

The T620 supports memory speeds of up to 1866MT/s, depending on the DIMM types installed and the configuration. The loading within a channel significantly affects memory speed.

The T620 supports up to four 300W, full-length, single- or double-wide GPU cards. Each GPU card can support up to 6GB of dedicated GDDR5 memory and is actively cooled. Each GPU card has one or two power connectors to meet the high demand for power delivery. The power connectors are located on the back of the card. See Table 7 for a list of supported GPU cards.

GPU cards are installed in the PCIe x16 2.0 interfaces, which are slots 2, 4, 5 and 7; slots 5 and 7 only work with two processors.
Note: You must select the GPU enablement kit at point of sale to install GPU or keep the system's GPGPU capability. GPU enablement kit is not upgradable after point of sales.

With PCIe SSDs, two GPU cards can occupy slots 5 and 7. Slot 2 is for a PCIe SSD expander card and slot 4 cannot support a GPU card because of thermal restrictions.