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Dell EMC Poweredge R640 Technical Guide Dell EMC PowerEdge R640 Technical Guide Regulatory Model: E39S Series Regulatory Type: E39S001 June 2021 Rev. A08 Notes, cautions, and warnings NOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your product. CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how to avoid the problem. WARNING: A WARNING indicates a potential for property damage, personal injury, or death. © 2017 - 2021 Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. All rights reserved. Dell, EMC, and other trademarks are trademarks of Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. Other trademarks may be trademarks of their respective owners. Contents Chapter 1: Product overview......................................................................................................... 5 Introduction...........................................................................................................................................................................5 New technologies................................................................................................................................................................ 5 Chapter 2: System features...........................................................................................................7 Product comparison............................................................................................................................................................ 7 Technical specifications..................................................................................................................................................... 8 Chapter 3: Chassis views and features......................................................................................... 11 Front view and features....................................................................................................................................................11 Back view of the system...................................................................................................................................................11 Internal view of the system............................................................................................................................................. 12 Chapter 4: Security features........................................................................................................14 Chapter 5: Processors................................................................................................................. 15 Supported processors.......................................................................................................................................................15 Chipset.................................................................................................................................................................................22 Chapter 6: Memory......................................................................................................................23 Chapter 7: Storage...................................................................................................................... 25 Storage controllers........................................................................................................................................................... 26 Optical drives..................................................................................................................................................................... 26 Tape drives......................................................................................................................................................................... 26 IDSDM or vFlash card...................................................................................................................................................... 26 Chapter 8: Networking and PCIe................................................................................................. 28 PCIe riser and options...................................................................................................................................................... 28 Chapter 9: Power, thermal and acoustics.................................................................................... 29 Power consumption and energy efficiency.................................................................................................................29 Thermal and Acoustics.....................................................................................................................................................30 Power supply units............................................................................................................................................................30 Acoustical design...............................................................................................................................................................30 Chapter 10: Rack rails.................................................................................................................. 31 Chapter 11: Supported operating system..................................................................................... 33 Chapter 12: Dell EMC OpenManage systems management........................................................... 34 Server and Chassis Managers........................................................................................................................................35 Dell EMC consoles............................................................................................................................................................ 35 Contents 3 Automation Enablers........................................................................................................................................................ 35 Integration with third-party consoles...........................................................................................................................35 Connections for third-party consoles.......................................................................................................................... 35 Dell EMC Update Utilities................................................................................................................................................35 Dell resources.....................................................................................................................................................................35 Chapter 13: Appendix A. Additional specifications........................................................................37 Chassis dimensions........................................................................................................................................................... 37 Video specifications..........................................................................................................................................................40 USB.......................................................................................................................................................................................40 Power supply specifications........................................................................................................................................... 40 Environmental specifications...........................................................................................................................................41 Chapter 14: Appendix B. Standards compliance........................................................................... 44 Chapter 15: Appendix C Additional resources...............................................................................45 Chapter 16: Appendix D. Support and deployment services..........................................................46 Dell EMC ProDeploy Enterprise Suite ......................................................................................................................... 46 Dell EMC ProDeploy Plus...........................................................................................................................................46 Dell EMC ProDeploy....................................................................................................................................................47 Dell EMC Basic Deployment......................................................................................................................................47 Dell EMC Residency Services................................................................................................................................... 47 Deployment services.........................................................................................................................................................47 Dell EMC Remote Consulting Services........................................................................................................................ 47 Dell EMC Data Migration Service.................................................................................................................................. 47 ProSupport Enterprise Suite...........................................................................................................................................47 ProSupport Plus.................................................................................................................................................................48
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