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DELL PowerEdge R660 barebone server 10 x 2.5-inch low-power
Ten-bay 2.5-inch low-power barebone chassis for custom server builds with LGA 3647 socket
- CPU TypeRack
- CPU SocketLGA 3647
- 10 x 2.5-inch drive bays support dense low-power storage
- LGA 3647 socket accepts a wide choice of compatible processors
- No CPU included so you select exactly the performance tier you need
- No internal components supplied giving a clean slate for custom assembly
- No power supply included letting you match power to your build
Chassis capacity
The Dell PowerEdge R660 barebone chassis holds ten 2.5‑inch drive bays in a low‑power design. It ships without a CPU, internal components, expansion cards or power supply, giving system builders a clean slate for a custom rack server.
What the omissions enable
Because no processor is included, you can choose any compatible LGA 3647 CPU for the workload. The empty interior lets you populate memory, storage and add‑in cards exactly as the deployment requires, and the absent power supply allows selection of a unit matched to the final configuration.
Headroom and limits
Ten drive bays provide ample room for high‑density storage arrays or mixed SSD/HDD tiers. The barebone state means compute performance scales only with the processor and memory you install, so the chassis itself imposes no ceiling beyond its physical slot count and thermal envelope. Builders needing integrated power, pre‑validated components or a smaller drive count should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 10 x 2.5-inch drive bays support dense low-power storage
- LGA 3647 socket accepts a wide choice of compatible processors
- No CPU included so you select exactly the performance tier you need
- No internal components supplied giving a clean slate for custom assembly
- No power supply included letting you match power to your build
Specifications
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Series | PowerEdge R660 |
| Model | R660 |
| CPU Type | Rack |
| CPU Socket | LGA 3647 |
Questions about this item
Which replaceable parts will the Dell PowerEdge R660 barebone need over its service life?
As a barebone, the R660 arrives without CPU, memory, drives, expansion cards or power supplies. Those components are the items you will install and later replace as they age or capacity needs change.
What thermal limit appears first when the R660 chassis is fully populated and running sustained workloads?
The low-power 10-bay 2.5-inch chassis is designed for reduced heat output, but the practical ceiling will be the cooling capacity of the fans and heatsinks you choose for the specific LGA 3647 processors installed.
How much power does the empty R660 barebone draw before any processors or drives are added?
The barebone itself ships without power supplies, so it consumes no power until you populate it with PSUs, CPUs, memory and drives; total draw will then depend entirely on those chosen components.
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