Dell PowerEdge R720 Server | 2x E5-2660 2.2GHz | 128GB Ram | 1.2TB HDD | H710P For Sale

Dell PowerEdge R720 Server | 2x E5-2660 2.2GHz | 128GB Ram | 1.2TB HDD | H710P
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Dell PowerEdge R720 Server | 2x E5-2660 2.2GHz | 128GB Ram | 1.2TB HDD | H710P:
$179.00

Here is a Dell PowerEdge R720 Server


Server Model:Dell PowerEdge R720 16SFF
Form Factor:2u Rackmount
CPU: 2x-E5-2660 Intel Xeon Processor | 8-Cores Each - Total 16-Cores @ 2.20 GHz
Ram Installed: 128GB DDR3 SDRAM (8 x 16GB)
Hard Drive: 1.2 TB SAS Hard Drive
Optical Drive: DVD Drive
RAID Controller:Perc H710p Adapter RAID Controller
Backplane: 16x2.5" SAS/SATA, Drives, Caddy, and Filler Blanks as pictured
Card: 1.Intel Ethernet I350 Quad-Port 1Gb Server Adapter 2. 2x QLogic 2562, Dual Port 8GB Optical Fibre Channel HBA
NIC:Broadcom 57800 2x10Gb DA/SFP+ and 2x 1Gb BT Network Daughter Card
Power Supply:2x Hot Swap 750 Watt Power Supply
Remote Access:iDRAC 7
Rail Kit:Not IncludedReady to be configured!
30 Day Warranty
Buyer pays $50 for shipping.


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