DELL PowerEdge MX760C rack server 2× Gold 6434 3.7GHz 128GB 4× 480GB SSD H755 MX

Compute sled for virtualisation workloads

The Dell PowerEdge MX760C is a compute sled equipped with two Intel Gold 6434 processors running at 3.7GHz. It provides 128GB of DDR4 memory and four 480GB SATA SSDs managed by an H755 MX RAID controller. The sled occupies a 2.5-inch drive bay form factor and includes a Marvell FastLinQ 41262 25Gb CNA mezzanine card for network connectivity. It is built for organisations consolidating virtualisation hosts or running memory-intensive applications.

Suited for dense compute clusters.

This sled suits IT teams deploying dense compute clusters where processor core count and memory capacity drive performance. The 16 total cores and 128GB DDR4 support moderate virtualisation density and database workloads. Buyers who need GPU acceleration, larger local storage arrays, or higher single-thread frequencies should look at alternative platforms. The two redundant fabric bays and storage fabric bay are not populated, so separate fabric modules are required for full chassis interconnectivity.

Dual Gold 6434 CPUs define the performance ceiling

The defining specification is the pair of Intel Gold 6434 processors, each delivering 8 cores at 3.7GHz with 22.5MB cache. This CPU configuration sets the hard limit for thread count, clock speed and cache available to every workload on the sled. Memory runs at 4800 MT/s across eight 16GB DDR4 modules. Storage throughput is governed by the four 480GB SATA SSDs behind the H755 MX controller. Network I/O is capped at 25Gb per port via the installed mezzanine card.