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The AMD EPYC 9004 series uses a clear naming scheme: The first digit (9) stands for the product line, the second digit for the generation (0 = Genoa/4th Gen). The last digits indicate the relative performance class. An "F" suffix (e.g., EPYC 9474F) denotes models with particularly high clock speeds — ideal for workloads requiring single-thread performance. An "X" suffix (e.g., EPYC 9384X) stands for 3D V-Cache technology with up to 768 MB L3 cache — optimized for cache-intensive applications such as databases and HPC. A "P" suffix (e.g., EPYC 9654P) denotes single-socket-optimized models.

All Dell PowerEdge models are configurable with AMD EPYC 9004 processors — from 16 cores (EPYC 9124, 3.0 GHz) to 128 cores (EPYC 9754, 2.25 GHz). The 4th generation offers up to 50% more cores per single-socket platform than the previous generation. For maximum single-thread performance, F variants with up to 4.1 GHz are available; for cache-intensive workloads, X variants with up to 768 MB L3 cache (3D V-Cache).

The Dell PowerEdge R6615 is a compact 1U server, ideal for dense virtualization, HCI, and NFV — it delivers maximum performance in minimal space with up to 10× 2.5" drives and 2× GPUs. The R7615 in 2U format offers significantly more expandability: up to 24× 2.5" or 12× 3.5" drives, up to 6× GPUs (300 W), and 8 PCIe slots (Gen5/Gen4). It is particularly suited for software-defined storage, data analytics, and GPU-intensive workloads.

Dell PowerEdge servers of the latest generation rely on a zero-trust security model. A silicon-based "Root of Trust" ensures that only authenticated firmware is loaded. Together with AMD Secure Memory Encryption (SME) and encrypted firmware, your data is protected against both physical and digital attacks.

PCIe Gen5 offers double the bandwidth compared to the previous generation PCIe Gen4 — meaning up to 128 GT/s total. This eliminates bottlenecks for modern NVMe SSDs, high-speed network cards (25G/100G), and GPU workloads. All our Dell PowerEdge rootservers support PCIe Gen5.

All Dell PowerEdge servers feature iDRAC9 — a dedicated LightsOut management interface for full remote management (KVM-over-IP). In combination with the OpenManage Enterprise console, this enables centralized management, automation, firmware updates, and proactive monitoring — all without physical access to the server.

In the web interface, you can view your account details, manage booked services, and access assigned IP addresses and traffic statistics. You can manage reverse DNS entries and control the server (power on/off, restart, reinstall).

All major distributions are available: Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, openSUSE, Gentoo, FreeBSD, VMware ESXi, and Windows Server. We can also pre-install any operating system of your choice at no extra cost.

Yes, we can configure any Dell system to your specifications. Our hardware consulting is included.

Yes, upgrades are always possible with us, even during the contract term.