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Silver rackmount server chassis with twelve front 3.5-inch drive bays

DELL

DELL R760XS barebone server 12 x 3.5-inch bays

SKU CH-SPXX-Q4136 MPN R760XS

Rackmount barebones chassis with twelve 3.5-inch drive bays and an LGA 3647 socket for custom CPU selection

  • CPU TypeRack
  • CPU SocketLGA 3647
  • Twelve 3.5-inch bays give dense local storage capacity
  • Choose any compatible LGA 3647 processor for the workload
  • Barebone chassis lets integrators add only required components
  • Empty drive bays allow any mix of HDD or SSD
  • No bundled cards or PSU keeps initial outlay lean

Chassis and drive-bay layout

The Dell PowerEdge R760XS barebone chassis provides twelve 3.5-inch drive bays in a 2U rack form factor. No CPU, memory, drives, expansion cards or power supplies are installed, so the platform arrives as an empty framework ready for a custom build. This configuration suits integrators who want full control over every internal component.

Integrators needing a blank slate.

System builders who prefer to select their own LGA 3647 processors, memory kits, storage devices and redundant power supplies will find the barebone approach cost-effective. Buyers expecting a ready-to-run server with pre-validated components, factory-installed drives or included power supplies should look at fully configured models instead.

Twelve 3.5-inch drive bays define storage capacity

The single specification that determines fit is the twelve 3.5-inch drive bays, which set the maximum number of large-form-factor hard drives or SSDs the chassis can hold. If a project requires more bays, a different chassis is needed; if fewer bays are acceptable, this platform still accommodates the requirement.

Highlights

  • Twelve 3.5-inch bays give dense local storage capacity
  • Choose any compatible LGA 3647 processor for the workload
  • Barebone chassis lets integrators add only required components
  • Empty drive bays allow any mix of HDD or SSD
  • No bundled cards or PSU keeps initial outlay lean

Specifications

BrandDell
SeriesPowerEdge R760XS
ModelR760XS
CPU TypeRack
CPU SocketLGA 3647

Questions about this item

What must I supply to make the R760XS barebone run?

You need to add one or two LGA 3647 socket CPUs, memory modules, a power supply, and the 3.5-inch drives you want in the 12 bays.

Can I keep using my existing 3.5-inch drives in the 12 bays?

The chassis provides 12 x 3.5-inch drive bays, so your current 3.5-inch drives will fit physically.

How do I confirm the server posts after I install the CPU and memory?

Connect a monitor and keyboard, power on, and watch for the BIOS POST screen showing the installed processor and memory count.

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