DELL
DELL R760XS 3.5-inch 8-bay barebone server
Eight 3.5-inch drive bays in a barebone chassis for custom CPU, storage and power configuration
- CPU TypeRack
- CPU SocketLGA 3647
- Ready for 3.5-inch drives with eight hot-swap bays
- Choose your own processor using the LGA 3647 socket
- Build exactly what you need with no parts pre-installed
- Select any 3.5-inch storage to match capacity goals
- Add only the cards and power supply you require
8-bay 3.5-inch chassis
This Dell PowerEdge R760XS barebone server provides an 8-bay 3.5-inch drive chassis ready for custom assembly. It arrives without a CPU, memory, storage, expansion cards or power supply so integrators can select every component. The LGA 3647 socket supports compatible processors chosen for the workload. It is built for rack deployment in environments that need flexible storage density.
Who this suits
Organisations building a storage-focused rack server from the ground up will match drives, processors and power to exact requirements. The barebone approach avoids paying for parts that would be replaced anyway. Buyers who need a plug-and-play system with validated components or who require smaller 2.5-inch drive bays should look at a different platform.
LGA 3647 socket constraint
The single specification that decides fit is the LGA 3647 processor socket. Only CPUs designed for this socket will install, so processor selection must be confirmed before purchase. Memory type, power supply form factor and rail kit compatibility depend on the final configuration and are not predefined by the barebone unit.
Highlights
- Ready for 3.5-inch drives with eight hot-swap bays
- Choose your own processor using the LGA 3647 socket
- Build exactly what you need with no parts pre-installed
- Select any 3.5-inch storage to match capacity goals
- Add only the cards and power supply you require
Specifications
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Series | PowerEdge R760XS |
| Model | R760XS |
| CPU Type | Rack |
| CPU Socket | LGA 3647 |
Questions about this item
How do I confirm the R760XS barebone is working after I install the CPU and drives?
Power on the unit and watch the front-panel LEDs; they will show POST progress and drive activity once the processor, memory and storage are seated.
What ships with the R760XS barebone and what must I source separately?
The chassis arrives with 8 x 3.5-inch drive bays only; you must add a LGA 3647 processor, memory modules, storage drives, expansion cards and power supplies yourself.
Which processor socket version does the R760XS use so I can pick the right CPU?
The board provides a single LGA 3647 socket, so select a compatible processor that fits that socket.
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