DELL
DELL PowerEdge R660XS barebone server 12×3.5" no CPU heatsink disk RAID power
- Rack
- LGA 3647
$2,662.99
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DELL
DELL PowerEdge R660XS barebone server LGA 3647 no CPU heatsink disk RAID PSU
A 1U rack barebones server with LGA 3647 socket, supplied without CPU, heatsink, drives, RAID card or power supply for full custom builds
- CPU TypeRack
- CPU SocketLGA 3647
Drive Bays 8 Bays 2.5"
- 8 Bays 2.5"
- 12 Bays 3.5"
- Customise every component — no CPU, heatsink, disk, RAID card or PSU fitted
- Ready for high-performance LGA 3647 processors — architecture built for demanding workloads
- Choose storage that fits the task — SSD speed or HDD capacity, your call
- Expand I/O as needs grow — ample slots for RAID cards and future upgrades
- Lower upfront cost — buy only the parts you need, when you need them
Barebone chassis for custom deployment
The DELL PowerEdge R660XS arrives as a new barebone server without CPU, heatsink, storage, RAID controller or power supply. IT teams can select every component to match a specific workload, from data analytics to file serving. The LGA 3647 socket supports high-end processors for demanding applications. This approach suits organisations that prefer full control over the bill of materials.
Upgrade path from fixed-configuration units
The barebone format replaces pre-configured servers that lock buyers into a single CPU, storage type or power rating. The jump is worth it when workloads require a particular processor SKU, a mix of SSD and HDD tiers, or a specific RAID card not offered in standard bundles. Buyers who need a ready-to-run system with validated components should consider a fully populated model instead.
Expansion limits within the 1U form factor
The R660XS provides ample expansion slots for add-in cards such as RAID controllers or network adapters. Physical space and power delivery inside the 1U chassis constrain how many high-wattage cards can operate simultaneously. Thermal headroom depends on the chosen CPU and heatsink combination, which are not included. Buyers must verify that their selected parts fit the slot layout and cooling budget.
Highlights
- Customise every component — no CPU, heatsink, disk, RAID card or PSU fitted
- Ready for high-performance LGA 3647 processors — architecture built for demanding workloads
- Choose storage that fits the task — SSD speed or HDD capacity, your call
- Expand I/O as needs grow — ample slots for RAID cards and future upgrades
- Lower upfront cost — buy only the parts you need, when you need them
Specifications
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Series | PowerEdge R660XS |
| Model | R660XS |
| CPU Type | Rack |
| CPU Socket | LGA 3647 |
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Questions about this item
What socket and form factor does the R660XS chassis use for the processor?
The R660XS has an LGA 3647 socket in a rack-mount server barebones chassis, so the chosen CPU and heatsink must match that socket and the rack height.
Which components must be installed before the server can power on, and what is the common oversight?
You must add a CPU, heatsink, storage drives, RAID card and power supply units; the step most often missed is fitting the heatsink onto the LGA 3647 socket before the first boot.
Which field-replaceable parts will need attention over the life of the R660XS?
The power supply units, storage drives, RAID card and CPU heatsink are all user-replaceable modules that will require maintenance or replacement as the server ages.
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