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Cloud Ninjas' Dell PowerEdge R750 Specifications

Chassis

The Dell PowerEdge R750 server is a fantastic storage solution in Dell’s 15th generation of servers. This 2U rackmount server supports a large amount of drives and has a ton of NVMe support. The R750 has many different chassis options. The differences between the different chassis configurations have to do with the drive bays, NVMe support, chassis rear, and number of PCIe slots.

Bay Counts and NVMe Capable Backplanes

There is a total of four different bay count and form factors options for the PowerEdge R750. These options are 8 Bay SFF, 16 Bay SFF, 24 Bay SFF, and 12 Bay LFF. The 8 Bay SFF chassis accepts a total of eight 2.5” SAS and/or SATA drives. The backplane for this chassis does not support NVMe drives. The 16 Bay SFF chassis accepts a total of sixteen 2.5” SAS and/or SATA drives, and does not have NVMe support on the backplane. The 24 Bay SFF chassis accepts twenty-four 2.5” drives. There are two versions of the 24 Bay SFF chassis that have different NVMe support. The first version has sixteen non-NVMe bays and eight NVMe bays on the backplane. The second version supports NVMe in all twenty-four drive bays. Lastly, for the 12 Bay LFF chassis, you can put in a total of twelve 3.5in SAS and/or SATA drives. This chassis does not support NVMe.

Chassis Rear and PCIe Slots

There are three rear configuration options with the R750 server. The first configuration has two 2.5” drive bays, two low-profile gen 4 PCIe slots, four full-height gen 4 PCIe slots, and a hot-plug BOSS card. The second configuration has no rear drive bays, two low-profile gen 4 PCIe slots, six full-height gen 4 PCIe slots, and a hot-plug BOSS card. The last rear configuration consist of four 2.5” drive bays, two low-profile gen 4 PCIe slots, two full-height gen 4 PCIe slots, and a hot-plug BOSS card.

Processing Power

The Dell PowerEdge R750 is a dual socket system that accepts a total of two 3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable CPUs. With this family of processors, the maximum cores you can get per processor is 40, meaning that you can put a total of 80 CPU cores into the R750. This is fantastic for intense virtualization applications.

Intel Xeon Silver

CPU Cores Frequency Cache
4309Y 8 2.80 GHz 12 MB
4310 12 2.10 GHz 18 MB
4310T 10 2.30 GHz 15 MB
4314 16 2.40 GHz 24 MB
4316 20 2.30 GHz 30MB

Intel Xeon Gold

CPU Cores Frequency Cache
5315Y 8 3.20GHz 12 MB
5317 12 3.00GHz 18 MB
5318N 24 2.10GHz 36 MB
5318S 24 2.10 GHz 36 MB
5318Y 24 2.10 GHz 36 MB
5320 26 2.20 GHz 39 MB
5320T 20 2.30 GHz 30 MB
6312U 24 2.40 GHz 36 MB
6314U 32 2.30GHz 48 MB
6326 16 2.90 GHz 24 MB
6330 28 2.00 GHz 42 MB
6330N 28 2.20 GHz 42 MB
6334 8 3.60 GHz 18 MB
6336Y 24 2.40 GHz 36 MB
6338 32 2.00 GHz 48 MB
6338N 32 2.20 GHz 48 MB
6338T 24 2.10 GHz 36 MB
6342 24 2.80 GHz 36 MB
6346 16 3.10 GHz 36 MB
6348 28 2.60 GHz 42 MB
6354 18 3.00 GHz 39 MB
6330H 24 2.00 GHz 33 MB
5318H 18 2.50 GHz 24.75
5320H 20 2.40 GHz 27.5 MB
6328H 16 2.80 GHz 22 MB
6328HL 16 2.80 GHz 22 MB
6348H 24 2.30 GHz 33 MB

Intel Xeon Platinum

CPU Cores Frequency Cache
8351N 36 2.40GHz 54 MB
8352M 32 2.30GHz 48 MB
8352S 32 2.20GHz 48 MB
8352V 36 2.10 GHz 54 MB
8352Y 32 2.20 GHz 48 MB
8358 32 2.60 GHz 48 MB
8358P 32 2.60 GHz 48 MB
8360Y 36 2.40 GHz 54 MB
8362 32 2.80GHz 48 MB
8368 38 2.40 GHz 57 MB
8368Q 38 2.60 GHz 57 MB
8380 40 2.30 GHz 60 MB
8356H 8 3.90 GHz 35.75 MB
8360H 24 3.00 GHz 33 MB
8360HL 24 3.00 GHz 33 MB
8353H 18 2.50 GHz 24.75 MB
8354H 18 3.10 GHz 24.75 MB
8376H 28 2.60 GHz 38.5 MB
8376HL 28 2.60 GHz 38.5 MB
8380H 28 2.90 GHz 38.5 MB
8380HL 28 2.90 GHz 38.5 MB

Memory

The PowerEdge R750 server has a total of 32 DDR4 DIMM slots. That’s eight more DIMM slots than the R740, which makes the R750 even more scalable. Three types of memory can be used with the PowerEdge R750, which are: ECC Registered (RDIMM), Load Reduced (LRDIMM), and Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 Series (PMem). Module capacities of 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB can be used with the R750. 128GB and 256GB modules can only be used by one type of memory, which is Load Reduced. 512GB modules can only be used by Intel Optane Persistent Memory. It is important to know that when using Intel Optane PMem, you can only use 16 DIMM slots. You cannot use all 32 DIMM slots with PMem. With Load Reduced and Intel Optane, you can achieve an overall greater memory capacity than if you were to use ECC Registered. When using RDIMMs, the greatest total RAM capacity you can reach is 2048GB with a configuration of 32x64GB modules. With LRDIMMs, you can reach an overall RAM capacity of 8192GB with a configuration of 32x256GB modules. For Intel Optane PMem, you can reach a maximum RAM capacity of 8192GB with a 16x512GB module configuration. The R750 server accepts memory speeds of 2666MT/s, 2933MT/s, and 3200MT/s. The processors that you install in your system will determine that maximum memory speed that the system can run. The highest possible memory speed you can achieve is 3200MT/s. If install a processor that supports a lower maximum memory speed, and install modules with a speed higher than the max, the speed of the module will clock down to the max speed. For example, if your processor supports max RAM speed of 2666MT/s and install a 3200MT/s module, the module will run at a speed of 2666MT/s.

Storage

The Dell PowerEdge R750 server has a wide selection of supported storage options. The form factor of the server’s chassis will determine the size of drive you can install. A small form factor system accepts 2.5” drives while a larger form factor system accepts 3.5”. The bay count of the chassis, as well as if it comes with a rear drive kit, will determine how many drives you can install. Depending on what chassis you have, you can install HDD, SSD, M.2, and uSD drives. The supported drive interfaces for the R750 are SATA, SAS, and NVMe.

Supported Drives

Form Factor Type Speed Rotational Speed Max Capacity Per Drive
3.5" SATA 6 Gb 7.2 K 18 TB
3.5" SAS 12 Gb 7.2 K 18 TB
2.5" SATA 6 Gb SSD 3.84 TB
2.5" SAS 12 Gb 10 K 2.4 TB
2.5" SAS 12 Gb 15 K 900 GB
2.5" SAS 12 Gb SSD 15.36 TB
M.2 SATA 6 Gb SSD 480GB
uSD N/A N/A uSD 64GB
2.5" (U.2) NVMe Gen4 SSD 7.68TB
2.5" (U.2) NVMe Gen3 SSD 7.68TB

NVMe Options & Upgrades

NVMe is an amazing technology that is heavily in demand, NVMe drives are generally must faster, than non-NVMe drives. NVMe brings huge performance benefits to any system that utilizes it. The Dell PowerEdge R750 server has lots of support for NVMe.

U.2 NVMe and Backplane NVMe

Some systems do not have NVMe capable backplanes and to get around this you can use a U.2 NVMe enablement kit. The issue with this is that it is not supported by every system. Luckily, depending on what R750 chassis you have, the backplane will support NVMe out of the box. There are two versions of the 24 Bay SFF chassis that supports NVMe. For the first version, all 24 drive bays have NVMe capabilities. For the second version, only the last 8 bays support NVMe drives.

M.2 NVMe

With the BOSS-S2 controller card in the back of the R750, you can install a total of two M.2 NVMe drives. The BOSS-S1 can be used as well with this server. One big advantage that the BOSS-S2 has over the BOSS-S1 is that the BOSS-S2 supports hot-swap. This good for if an M.2 drive fails, you can replace it without powering off your server. Both the BOSS-S1 and BOSS-S2 support hardware RAID.

Power Supplies

How Many Power Supplies does the R750 Take?

The Dell PowerEdge R750 server can hold a total of two hot-swap power supplies. Hot-swap means that a power supply unit can be added or removed while the system is powered on. One power supply must remain within the system to keep the server running.

Wattage Options

There is a total of four different power supply options. These options are 800W, 1100W, 1400W, and 2400W. Each of these are great options, but if your application requires a great amount of power, using a high wattage PSU is the best option. Another thing to consider is the number of power supplies that you install into your server. If you’re server cannot afford to be powered down, then installing two power supplies is your best bet. Having two power supplies provides protection if one of your power supplies fail.

Voltage

All power supplies options for the PowerEdge R750 are mixed mode, meaning that they support a greater voltage range. Mixed voltage power supplies range from 100V to 240W. Mixed mode power supplies will automatically adjust depending on the voltage.

Power Supply Placement

The power supplies are located in the rear of the chassis. The R740 has the power supplies on only one side of the chassis. For the R750, there is a power supply on each side of the server. This is to improve the cooling and airflow of the server.

RAID Options

The Dell PowerEdge R750 has a large selection of storage controllers to choose from. There are both RAID (PERC) and non-RAID options. Both of these types of storage controllers are good options, but the one that’s best for you depends on your application. You also have the choice to use a software RAID. Non-RAID adapters can not be used to configure RAID, but they can be used as a boot controller as well as a data controller. PERC RAID controllers allows you to set up your drives into a RAID array. A software RAID does the same thing, but it is more limited than a hardware RAID.

RAID Options RAID Levels Cache Drive Speeds PCIe Generation RAID Hardware
S150 onboard software 0,1,5,10 None 6 Gb/s SATA/NVMe PCIe Software
HBA355E Passthrough None 3 Gb/s SAS/SATA
6 Gb/s SAS/SATA
12 Gb/s SAS
PCIe 4.0 Hardware
HBA355i Passthrough None 3 Gb/s SAS/SATA
6 Gb/s SAS/SATA
12 Gb/s SAS
PCIe 4.0 Hardware
H345 0,1,10 None 3 Gb/s SAS/SATA
6 Gb/s SATA
12 Gb/s SAS
PCIe 3.0 Hardware
H355 0,1,10 None 6 Gb/s SATA
12 Gb/s SAS
PCIe 4.0 Hardware
H745 0,1,5,6,10,50,60 4GB NV 3 Gb/s SAS/SATA
6 Gb/s SATA
12 Gb/s SAS
PCIe 3.0 Hardware
H755 0,1,5,6,10,50,60 8GB NV Gen4 (16 GT/s) NVMe
Gen3 (8 GT/s) NVMe
3 Gb/s SAS/SATA
6 Gb/s SAS/SATA
12 Gb/s SAS
PCIe 4.0 Hardware
H755N 0,1,5,6,10,50,60 8GB NV Gen4 (16 GT/s) NVMe
Gen3 (8 GT/s) NVMe
PCIe 4.0 Hardware
H840 0,1,5,6,10,50,60 8GB NV 6 Gb/s SATA
12 Gb/s SAS
PCIe 3.1 Hardware

Network Interface Card Options

To connect a computer or server to the internet, it needs some type of Network Interface Card (NIC). The Dell PowerEdge R750 has tons of options for network cards. There are cards with either RJ45 and fiber connections. The R750 no longer supports Network Daughter Cards (NDC) and only supports OCP and PCIe network cards.

Network Card Options
Dell Broadcom 57416 Dual Port 10GbE RJ45 OCP 3.0
Dell Broadcom 57412 Dual Port 10GbE SFP+ OCP 3.0
Dell Broadcom 57414 Dual Port 25GbE SFP28 OCP 3.0
Dell Broadcom 5720 Quad Port 1GbE RJ45 OCP 3.0
Dell Intel X710 Dual Port 10GbE SFP+ OCP 3.0
Dell Intel X710-T2L Dual Port 10GbE RJ45 OCP 3.0
Dell Intel X710-T4 Quad Port 10GbE RJ45 OCP 3.0
Dell Intel X710 Quad Port 10GbE SFP+ OCP 3.0
Dell Intel X710-T2L Dual Port 10GbE RJ45 OCP 3.0
Dell Intel E810-XXV Dual Port 25GbE SFP28 OCP 3.0
Dell Mellanox ConnectX-5 Dual Port 25GbE SFP28 OCP 3.0
Dell Marvell FastLinQ 41132 Dual Port 10GbE SFP+ OCP 3.0
Dell Qlogic 41232 Dual Port 25GbE SFP28 OCP 3.0

Systems Management Solutions

The Dell PowerEdge R750 has a wide variety of System Management tools. These tools include, but are not limited to:

  • ⦿ Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC 9)
  • ⦿ iDRAC Service Module (iSM)
  • ⦿ OpenManage Ansible Modules
  • ⦿ OpenManage Essentials (OME)
  • ⦿ OpenManage Mobile (OMM)
  • ⦿ OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter (OMIVV)
  • ⦿ OpenManage Integration for Microsoft System Center (OMIMSSC)
  • ⦿ Dell EMC Repository Manager (DRM)
  • ⦿ Dell EMC System Update (DSU)
  • ⦿ Dell EMC Platform Specific Bootable ISO (PSBI)
  • ⦿ Dell EMC Chassis Management Controller (CMC)
  • ⦿ OpenManage Connections for Partner Consoles
  • ⦿ OpenManage Enterprise Power Manager
  • ⦿ OpenManage Integration with ServiceNow (OMISNOW)

Supported Operating Systems:

The Dell PowerEdge R750 has many operating systems choices. These operating systems range from different distributions of Linux and different versions of VMware and ESXi and Windows Server.

    • ⦿ Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
    • ⦿ Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8
    • ⦿ Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9
    • ⦿ SuSE Linux ES 15
    • ⦿ Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS
    • ⦿ VMware ESXi 6.7
    • ⦿ VMware ESXi 7.0
    • ⦿ VMware ESXi 8.0
    • ⦿ Window Server 2016
    • ⦿ Window Server 2019 LTSC
    • ⦿ Window Server 2022 LTSC
    • ⦿ Other operating systems are supported, but these are these are the operating systems that have been specifically tested by Dell.

Technical Information Overview

The Dell PowerEdge R750 is a powerful 2U rackmount server, that can handle almost anything that comes it's way. It is loaded with features that can take the system to new heights. Learning about these features is the best thing you can do to fully take advantage of the perks of the R750. We have compiled a few guides that are useful for learning the ins and outs of the Dell PowerEdge R750 server.

Technical Guide

Learn the ins and outs of the R750: View PowerEdge R750 Technical Guide



Specification Sheet

A quick run down of the R750's Specifications View PowerEdge R750 Spec Sheet



Installation and Service Manual

Need help installing/replacing components or with using diagnostic's tools? The Installation and Service Manual is a fantastic resource: View PowerEdge R750 Installation and Service Manual



Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 9 User's Guide

Everything you need to know about iDRAC9, all in one place: View PowerEdge R750 iDRAC9 User's Guide



Lifecycle Controller User's Guide

Navigate Lifecycle Controller with the Lifecycle Controller User's Guide: View PowerEdge R750 Lifecycle Controller Setup Guide



Dell Systems Management Overview

Learn about the R750's System Management Technologies: View PowerEdge R750 Dell Systems Management Overview Guide



BIOS Upgrade EFI File Download

Upgrade your BIOS Via an EFI File: Download PowerEdge R750 BIOS Upgrade EFI File

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Cloud Ninjas' Dell PowerEdge R750 Specifications

Chassis

The Dell PowerEdge R750 server is a fantastic storage solution in Dell’s 15th generation of servers. This 2U rackmount server supports a large amount of drives and has a ton of NVMe support. The R750 has many different chassis options. The differences between the different chassis configurations have to do with the drive bays, NVMe support, chassis rear, and number of PCIe slots.

Bay Counts and NVMe Capable Backplanes

There is a total of four different bay count and form factors options for the PowerEdge R750. These options are 8 Bay SFF, 16 Bay SFF, 24 Bay SFF, and 12 Bay LFF. The 8 Bay SFF chassis accepts a total of eight 2.5” SAS and/or SATA drives. The backplane for this chassis does not support NVMe drives. The 16 Bay SFF chassis accepts a total of sixteen 2.5” SAS and/or SATA drives, and does not have NVMe support on the backplane. The 24 Bay SFF chassis accepts twenty-four 2.5” drives. There are two versions of the 24 Bay SFF chassis that have different NVMe support. The first version has sixteen non-NVMe bays and eight NVMe bays on the backplane. The second version supports NVMe in all twenty-four drive bays. Lastly, for the 12 Bay LFF chassis, you can put in a total of twelve 3.5in SAS and/or SATA drives. This chassis does not support NVMe.

Chassis Rear and PCIe Slots

There are three rear configuration options with the R750 server. The first configuration has two 2.5” drive bays, two low-profile gen 4 PCIe slots, four full-height gen 4 PCIe slots, and a hot-plug BOSS card. The second configuration has no rear drive bays, two low-profile gen 4 PCIe slots, six full-height gen 4 PCIe slots, and a hot-plug BOSS card. The last rear configuration consist of four 2.5” drive bays, two low-profile gen 4 PCIe slots, two full-height gen 4 PCIe slots, and a hot-plug BOSS card.

Processing Power

The Dell PowerEdge R750 is a dual socket system that accepts a total of two 3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable CPUs. With this family of processors, the maximum cores you can get per processor is 40, meaning that you can put a total of 80 CPU cores into the R750. This is fantastic for intense virtualization applications.

Intel Xeon Silver

CPU Cores Frequency Cache
4309Y 8 2.80 GHz 12 MB
4310 12 2.10 GHz 18 MB
4310T 10 2.30 GHz 15 MB
4314 16 2.40 GHz 24 MB
4316 20 2.30 GHz 30MB

Intel Xeon Gold

CPU Cores Frequency Cache
5315Y 8 3.20GHz 12 MB
5317 12 3.00GHz 18 MB
5318N 24 2.10GHz 36 MB
5318S 24 2.10 GHz 36 MB
5318Y 24 2.10 GHz 36 MB
5320 26 2.20 GHz 39 MB
5320T 20 2.30 GHz 30 MB
6312U 24 2.40 GHz 36 MB
6314U 32 2.30GHz 48 MB
6326 16 2.90 GHz 24 MB
6330 28 2.00 GHz 42 MB
6330N 28 2.20 GHz 42 MB
6334 8 3.60 GHz 18 MB
6336Y 24 2.40 GHz 36 MB
6338 32 2.00 GHz 48 MB
6338N 32 2.20 GHz 48 MB
6338T 24 2.10 GHz 36 MB
6342 24 2.80 GHz 36 MB
6346 16 3.10 GHz 36 MB
6348 28 2.60 GHz 42 MB
6354 18 3.00 GHz 39 MB
6330H 24 2.00 GHz 33 MB
5318H 18 2.50 GHz 24.75
5320H 20 2.40 GHz 27.5 MB
6328H 16 2.80 GHz 22 MB
6328HL 16 2.80 GHz 22 MB
6348H 24 2.30 GHz 33 MB

Intel Xeon Platinum

CPU Cores Frequency Cache
8351N 36 2.40GHz 54 MB
8352M 32 2.30GHz 48 MB
8352S 32 2.20GHz 48 MB
8352V 36 2.10 GHz 54 MB
8352Y 32 2.20 GHz 48 MB
8358 32 2.60 GHz 48 MB
8358P 32 2.60 GHz 48 MB
8360Y 36 2.40 GHz 54 MB
8362 32 2.80GHz 48 MB
8368 38 2.40 GHz 57 MB
8368Q 38 2.60 GHz 57 MB
8380 40 2.30 GHz 60 MB
8356H 8 3.90 GHz 35.75 MB
8360H 24 3.00 GHz 33 MB
8360HL 24 3.00 GHz 33 MB
8353H 18 2.50 GHz 24.75 MB
8354H 18 3.10 GHz 24.75 MB
8376H 28 2.60 GHz 38.5 MB
8376HL 28 2.60 GHz 38.5 MB
8380H 28 2.90 GHz 38.5 MB
8380HL 28 2.90 GHz 38.5 MB

Memory

The PowerEdge R750 server has a total of 32 DDR4 DIMM slots. That’s eight more DIMM slots than the R740, which makes the R750 even more scalable. Three types of memory can be used with the PowerEdge R750, which are: ECC Registered (RDIMM), Load Reduced (LRDIMM), and Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 Series (PMem). Module capacities of 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB can be used with the R750. 128GB and 256GB modules can only be used by one type of memory, which is Load Reduced. 512GB modules can only be used by Intel Optane Persistent Memory. It is important to know that when using Intel Optane PMem, you can only use 16 DIMM slots. You cannot use all 32 DIMM slots with PMem. With Load Reduced and Intel Optane, you can achieve an overall greater memory capacity than if you were to use ECC Registered. When using RDIMMs, the greatest total RAM capacity you can reach is 2048GB with a configuration of 32x64GB modules. With LRDIMMs, you can reach an overall RAM capacity of 8192GB with a configuration of 32x256GB modules. For Intel Optane PMem, you can reach a maximum RAM capacity of 8192GB with a 16x512GB module configuration. The R750 server accepts memory speeds of 2666MT/s, 2933MT/s, and 3200MT/s. The processors that you install in your system will determine that maximum memory speed that the system can run. The highest possible memory speed you can achieve is 3200MT/s. If install a processor that supports a lower maximum memory speed, and install modules with a speed higher than the max, the speed of the module will clock down to the max speed. For example, if your processor supports max RAM speed of 2666MT/s and install a 3200MT/s module, the module will run at a speed of 2666MT/s.

Storage

The Dell PowerEdge R750 server has a wide selection of supported storage options. The form factor of the server’s chassis will determine the size of drive you can install. A small form factor system accepts 2.5” drives while a larger form factor system accepts 3.5”. The bay count of the chassis, as well as if it comes with a rear drive kit, will determine how many drives you can install. Depending on what chassis you have, you can install HDD, SSD, M.2, and uSD drives. The supported drive interfaces for the R750 are SATA, SAS, and NVMe.

Supported Drives

Form Factor Type Speed Rotational Speed Max Capacity Per Drive
3.5" SATA 6 Gb 7.2 K 18 TB
3.5" SAS 12 Gb 7.2 K 18 TB
2.5" SATA 6 Gb SSD 3.84 TB
2.5" SAS 12 Gb 10 K 2.4 TB
2.5" SAS 12 Gb 15 K 900 GB
2.5" SAS 12 Gb SSD 15.36 TB
M.2 SATA 6 Gb SSD 480GB
uSD N/A N/A uSD 64GB
2.5" (U.2) NVMe Gen4 SSD 7.68TB
2.5" (U.2) NVMe Gen3 SSD 7.68TB

NVMe Options & Upgrades

NVMe is an amazing technology that is heavily in demand, NVMe drives are generally must faster, than non-NVMe drives. NVMe brings huge performance benefits to any system that utilizes it. The Dell PowerEdge R750 server has lots of support for NVMe.

U.2 NVMe and Backplane NVMe

Some systems do not have NVMe capable backplanes and to get around this you can use a U.2 NVMe enablement kit. The issue with this is that it is not supported by every system. Luckily, depending on what R750 chassis you have, the backplane will support NVMe out of the box. There are two versions of the 24 Bay SFF chassis that supports NVMe. For the first version, all 24 drive bays have NVMe capabilities. For the second version, only the last 8 bays support NVMe drives.

M.2 NVMe

With the BOSS-S2 controller card in the back of the R750, you can install a total of two M.2 NVMe drives. The BOSS-S1 can be used as well with this server. One big advantage that the BOSS-S2 has over the BOSS-S1 is that the BOSS-S2 supports hot-swap. This good for if an M.2 drive fails, you can replace it without powering off your server. Both the BOSS-S1 and BOSS-S2 support hardware RAID.

Power Supplies

How Many Power Supplies does the R750 Take?

The Dell PowerEdge R750 server can hold a total of two hot-swap power supplies. Hot-swap means that a power supply unit can be added or removed while the system is powered on. One power supply must remain within the system to keep the server running.

Wattage Options

There is a total of four different power supply options. These options are 800W, 1100W, 1400W, and 2400W. Each of these are great options, but if your application requires a great amount of power, using a high wattage PSU is the best option. Another thing to consider is the number of power supplies that you install into your server. If you’re server cannot afford to be powered down, then installing two power supplies is your best bet. Having two power supplies provides protection if one of your power supplies fail.

Voltage

All power supplies options for the PowerEdge R750 are mixed mode, meaning that they support a greater voltage range. Mixed voltage power supplies range from 100V to 240W. Mixed mode power supplies will automatically adjust depending on the voltage.

Power Supply Placement

The power supplies are located in the rear of the chassis. The R740 has the power supplies on only one side of the chassis. For the R750, there is a power supply on each side of the server. This is to improve the cooling and airflow of the server.

RAID Options

The Dell PowerEdge R750 has a large selection of storage controllers to choose from. There are both RAID (PERC) and non-RAID options. Both of these types of storage controllers are good options, but the one that’s best for you depends on your application. You also have the choice to use a software RAID. Non-RAID adapters can not be used to configure RAID, but they can be used as a boot controller as well as a data controller. PERC RAID controllers allows you to set up your drives into a RAID array. A software RAID does the same thing, but it is more limited than a hardware RAID.

RAID Options RAID Levels Cache Drive Speeds PCIe Generation RAID Hardware
S150 onboard software 0,1,5,10 None 6 Gb/s SATA/NVMe PCIe Software
HBA355E Passthrough None 3 Gb/s SAS/SATA
6 Gb/s SAS/SATA
12 Gb/s SAS
PCIe 4.0 Hardware
HBA355i Passthrough None 3 Gb/s SAS/SATA
6 Gb/s SAS/SATA
12 Gb/s SAS
PCIe 4.0 Hardware
H345 0,1,10 None 3 Gb/s SAS/SATA
6 Gb/s SATA
12 Gb/s SAS
PCIe 3.0 Hardware
H355 0,1,10 None 6 Gb/s SATA
12 Gb/s SAS
PCIe 4.0 Hardware
H745 0,1,5,6,10,50,60 4GB NV 3 Gb/s SAS/SATA
6 Gb/s SATA
12 Gb/s SAS
PCIe 3.0 Hardware
H755 0,1,5,6,10,50,60 8GB NV Gen4 (16 GT/s) NVMe
Gen3 (8 GT/s) NVMe
3 Gb/s SAS/SATA
6 Gb/s SAS/SATA
12 Gb/s SAS
PCIe 4.0 Hardware
H755N 0,1,5,6,10,50,60 8GB NV Gen4 (16 GT/s) NVMe
Gen3 (8 GT/s) NVMe
PCIe 4.0 Hardware
H840 0,1,5,6,10,50,60 8GB NV 6 Gb/s SATA
12 Gb/s SAS
PCIe 3.1 Hardware

Network Interface Card Options

To connect a computer or server to the internet, it needs some type of Network Interface Card (NIC). The Dell PowerEdge R750 has tons of options for network cards. There are cards with either RJ45 and fiber connections. The R750 no longer supports Network Daughter Cards (NDC) and only supports OCP and PCIe network cards.

Network Card Options
Dell Broadcom 57416 Dual Port 10GbE RJ45 OCP 3.0
Dell Broadcom 57412 Dual Port 10GbE SFP+ OCP 3.0
Dell Broadcom 57414 Dual Port 25GbE SFP28 OCP 3.0
Dell Broadcom 5720 Quad Port 1GbE RJ45 OCP 3.0
Dell Intel X710 Dual Port 10GbE SFP+ OCP 3.0
Dell Intel X710-T2L Dual Port 10GbE RJ45 OCP 3.0
Dell Intel X710-T4 Quad Port 10GbE RJ45 OCP 3.0
Dell Intel X710 Quad Port 10GbE SFP+ OCP 3.0
Dell Intel X710-T2L Dual Port 10GbE RJ45 OCP 3.0
Dell Intel E810-XXV Dual Port 25GbE SFP28 OCP 3.0
Dell Mellanox ConnectX-5 Dual Port 25GbE SFP28 OCP 3.0
Dell Marvell FastLinQ 41132 Dual Port 10GbE SFP+ OCP 3.0
Dell Qlogic 41232 Dual Port 25GbE SFP28 OCP 3.0

Systems Management Solutions

The Dell PowerEdge R750 has a wide variety of System Management tools. These tools include, but are not limited to:

  • ⦿ Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller (iDRAC 9)
  • ⦿ iDRAC Service Module (iSM)
  • ⦿ OpenManage Ansible Modules
  • ⦿ OpenManage Essentials (OME)
  • ⦿ OpenManage Mobile (OMM)
  • ⦿ OpenManage Integration for VMware vCenter (OMIVV)
  • ⦿ OpenManage Integration for Microsoft System Center (OMIMSSC)
  • ⦿ Dell EMC Repository Manager (DRM)
  • ⦿ Dell EMC System Update (DSU)
  • ⦿ Dell EMC Platform Specific Bootable ISO (PSBI)
  • ⦿ Dell EMC Chassis Management Controller (CMC)
  • ⦿ OpenManage Connections for Partner Consoles
  • ⦿ OpenManage Enterprise Power Manager
  • ⦿ OpenManage Integration with ServiceNow (OMISNOW)

Supported Operating Systems:

The Dell PowerEdge R750 has many operating systems choices. These operating systems range from different distributions of Linux and different versions of VMware and ESXi and Windows Server.

    • ⦿ Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
    • ⦿ Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8
    • ⦿ Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9
    • ⦿ SuSE Linux ES 15
    • ⦿ Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS
    • ⦿ VMware ESXi 6.7
    • ⦿ VMware ESXi 7.0
    • ⦿ VMware ESXi 8.0
    • ⦿ Window Server 2016
    • ⦿ Window Server 2019 LTSC
    • ⦿ Window Server 2022 LTSC
    • ⦿ Other operating systems are supported, but these are these are the operating systems that have been specifically tested by Dell.

Technical Information Overview

The Dell PowerEdge R750 is a powerful 2U rackmount server, that can handle almost anything that comes it's way. It is loaded with features that can take the system to new heights. Learning about these features is the best thing you can do to fully take advantage of the perks of the R750. We have compiled a few guides that are useful for learning the ins and outs of the Dell PowerEdge R750 server.

Technical Guide

Learn the ins and outs of the R750: View PowerEdge R750 Technical Guide



Specification Sheet

A quick run down of the R750's Specifications View PowerEdge R750 Spec Sheet



Installation and Service Manual

Need help installing/replacing components or with using diagnostic's tools? The Installation and Service Manual is a fantastic resource: View PowerEdge R750 Installation and Service Manual



Integrated Dell Remote Access Controller 9 User's Guide

Everything you need to know about iDRAC9, all in one place: View PowerEdge R750 iDRAC9 User's Guide



Lifecycle Controller User's Guide

Navigate Lifecycle Controller with the Lifecycle Controller User's Guide: View PowerEdge R750 Lifecycle Controller Setup Guide



Dell Systems Management Overview

Learn about the R750's System Management Technologies: View PowerEdge R750 Dell Systems Management Overview Guide



BIOS Upgrade EFI File Download

Upgrade your BIOS Via an EFI File: Download PowerEdge R750 BIOS Upgrade EFI File

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