DELL PowerEdge R660XS barebone server LGA 3647 no CPU heatsink disk RAID PSU
- Rack
- LGA 3647
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A barebone 1U server with twelve 3.5-inch bays, no CPU, heatsink, drives, RAID card or power supply for a fully custom build
Drive Bays 12 Bays 3.5"
The Dell PowerEdge R660XS is a new barebone server delivered without a CPU, heatsink, drives, RAID card or power supplies. It provides a 12-bay 3.5-inch chassis on the LGA 3647 platform for integrators who want full control over every internal component.
This unit suits administrators who plan to select their own processors, cooling, storage media and power redundancy from scratch. Buyers who need a ready-to-run system with pre-validated components or integrated warranty coverage should look at fully configured models instead.
With no drives installed, you choose the exact mix of SSDs or HDDs the workload demands. The absent RAID card and power supplies mean you must source a compatible controller and redundant PSUs before the server can operate.
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Series | PowerEdge R660XS |
| Model | R660XS |
| CPU Type | Rack |
| CPU Socket | LGA 3647 |
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You need a Dell PowerEdge-compatible processor for the LGA 3647 socket plus a matching heatsink rated for that CPU's thermal design power.
The 12 front bays accept standard 3.5" drives; install the drives you already have and add a RAID controller in an expansion slot to manage them.
Power on the server and watch the front-panel LCD for the POST sequence; a green system-health indicator and the BIOS screen confirm normal operation.
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