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DELL PowerEdge R570 barebone server 12 x 3.5-inch bays
A barebone rack server with twelve 3.5-inch drive bays, LGA 3647 socket and no CPU or other components for full customisation
- CPU TypeRack
- CPU SocketLGA 3647
- 12 x 3.5-inch drive bays provide high storage density
- No CPU included enables flexible processor selection
- No internal components allow fully customizable assembly
- No pre-installed drives support configurable storage capacity
- No expansion cards or power supply keeps the build cost-effective
Barebone chassis with 12 drive bays
The Dell PowerEdge R570 barebone arrives as a 12-bay 3.5-inch chassis without any processor, memory, storage, expansion cards or power supply. It provides the mechanical and electrical foundation for a custom rack-mount server build. System integrators choose the exact components that match their workload.
Custom builders needing full control
This unit suits IT teams that specify every internal part themselves, from CPUs for the LGA 3647 socket to power supplies and RAID controllers. Buyers who want a ready-to-run server with pre-validated components should look at configured systems instead.
LGA 3647 socket defines processor choice
The single fixed specification is the LGA 3647 CPU socket, which determines the compatible processor family. All other components — memory, storage, networking and power — remain open selections during assembly.
Highlights
- 12 x 3.5-inch drive bays provide high storage density
- No CPU included enables flexible processor selection
- No internal components allow fully customizable assembly
- No pre-installed drives support configurable storage capacity
- No expansion cards or power supply keeps the build cost-effective
Specifications
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Series | PowerEdge R570 |
| Model | R570 |
| CPU Type | Rack |
| CPU Socket | LGA 3647 |
Questions about this item
How loud and hot does the R570 get when it runs continuously with all twelve 3.5-inch bays populated?
The barebone chassis ships without fans or power supplies, so noise, heat and power draw depend entirely on the cooling and PSU modules you install.
Which components do I need to supply before the R570 will boot?
You must add at least one LGA 3647 processor, memory modules, a power supply, storage drives for the twelve 3.5-inch bays and any expansion cards required for your workload.
Can I reuse my existing LGA 3647 CPUs and 3.5-inch drives in this R570 barebone?
Yes, the socket accepts compatible LGA 3647 processors and the twelve front bays accept standard 3.5-inch drives, letting you carry over those parts.
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