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The Dell PowerEdge T710 is a 2U rackmount server which has a single LGA 1366 socket. It can address up to 288GB (16GB X 18) of DDR3 RDIMMs with a max frequency of 1333 MHz. With 2 DIMMs per channel installed the max frequency is reduced to 1066 MHz and with 3 DIMMs per channel it is further reduced to 800 MHz. The processors that this system support includes all of the Intel Xeon processor 5500 and 5600 series series. The T710 has up to 8 2.5" or 6 3.5" drive bays. This system has 7 available expansion slot.

The T710 can be equipped with one 250W power supply. In a configuration with Dual 5540's, 6 2GB DDR3 UDIMMs, 4 HDD and dual redundant power supplies. You can expect idle power consumption to be roughly 122.3 watts. This will cost roughly $106.42 for a full year of idling with the national average cost of $.10/KWh. At full load you can expect power consumption of roughly 266.8 watts. It would cost roughly $237.56 to run the system at full load continuously for a year.

The Dell PowerEdge R710 is a 2U rackmount server which has a single LGA 1366 socket. It can address up to 288GB (16GB X 18) of DDR3 RDIMMs with a max frequency of 1333 MHz. With 2 DIMMs per channel installed the max frequency is reduced to 1066 MHz and with 3 DIMMs per channel it is further reduced to 800 MHz. The processors that this system support includes all of the Intel Xeon processor 5500 and 5600 series series. The R710 has up to 8 2.5" or 6 3.5" drive bays. This system has 4 available expansion slot.

The R710 can be equipped with one 250W power supply. In a configuration with Dual 5540's, 6 2GB DDR3 UDIMMs, 4 HDD and dual redundant power supplies. You can expect idle power consumption to be roughly 122.3 watts. This will cost roughly $106.42 for a full year of idling with the national average cost of $.10/KWh. At full load you can expect power consumption of roughly 266.8 watts. It would cost roughly $237.56 to run the system at full load continuously for a year.

The Dell PowerEdge R210 is a 1U rackmount server which has a single LGA 1156 socket. It can address up to 16GB (4GB X 4) of DDR3 UDIMMs with a max frequency of 1333 MHz. With 4 DIMMs installed the max frequency is reduced to 1066 MHz. The processors that this system support includes all of the Intel Xeon processor Intel Xeon 3500 or Dual-core Intel Celeron or Dual-core Intel Pentium Dual Core Intel i3 series. The R210 has up to 2 3.5" drive bays. This system has 1 available expansion slot. This slot is full-height, half-length.

The R210 can be equipped with one 250W power supply. In a configuration with 3430, 2 1GB DDR3 UDIMMs, 1 HDD and 1 optical drive you can expect idle power consumption to be roughly 41.5 watts. This will cost roughly $36.11 for a full year of idling with the national average cost of $.10/KWh. At full load you can expect power consumption of roughly 114.8 watts. It would cost roughly $102.22 to run the system at full load continuously for a year.

The Dell PowerEdge R210 II is a 1U rackmount server which has a single LGA 1155 socket. It can address up to 32GB (8GB X 4) of DDR3 UDIMMs with a max frequency of 1600 MHz with BIOS revision 2.0.5 or newer. The processors that this system support includes all of the Intel Xeon processor E3-1200, Intel Xeon processor E3-1200 V2, Dual-core Intel Pentium G600 and G800, Dual-core Intel Celeron G400 and G500 series but in order to support the E3 V2 series the system must come installed or be flashed with BIOS Revision 2.0 or newer. The R210 II has up to 2 3.5" drive bays. This system has 1 available expansion slot. This slot is full-height, half-length.

The R210 II can be equipped with one 250W power supply. In a configuration with E3-1240, 4 2GB DDR3 UDIMMs, dual 500GB 7.2K drives you can expect idle power consumption to be roughly 43.2 watts. This will cost roughly $37.59 for a full year of idling with the national average cost of $.10/KWh. At full load you can expect power consumption of roughly 104.7 watts. It would cost roughly $93.23 to run the system at full load continuously for a year.

The Dell PowerEdge R720xd is a 2U rackmount server which can come in a dual or single processor configuration. In a dual processor configuration, it can address up to 1536GB (64GB X 24) of DDR3 LRDIMMs with a max frequency of 1866 MHz. In triple channel configuration, the maximum is reduced to 1333 MHz. The R720xd can address up to 768GB (32GB X 24) of DDR3 RDIMMs with a maximum frequency of 1866 MHz. In triple channel configuration, the maximum frequency is reduced to 1333MHz. This system can also address UDIMMs but only two DIMMs may be installed per channel so you are limited to 16 DIMMs. It can address up to 8GB DDR3 UDIMMs for a total of 128GB at a maximum operating frequency of 1600MHz. In a single processor configuration for RDIMMs, LRDIMMs and UDIMMs the only difference is the maximum capacity is halved.

The processors that this system support includes all of the E5-2600 v1 and E5-2600 v2 series but in order to support the V2 series the system must come installed or be flashed with BIOS Revision 2.0 or newer. The R720xd has up to 16 2.5" drive bays. This system has 7 available expansion slots with the correct risers installed. A riser may be installed to have additional room for a graphics card.

The R720xd can be equipped with up to 2 redundant 495W to 1100W power supplies. In a configuration with 2 E5-2650 v2 processors, 24 8GB DDR3 RDIMMs, dual 300GB 15K drives and redundant 750W power supplies you can expect idle power consumption to be roughly 97 watts. This will cost roughly $84.41 for a full year of idling with the national average cost of $.10/KWh. At full load you can expect power consumption of roughly 293 watts. It would cost roughly $260.89 to run the system at full load continuously for a year.