DELL
DELL PowerEdge T340 rack server Xeon E-2124 32GB 16TB SATA HDDs
Tower server with Xeon E-2124, 32GB DDR4, 16TB SATA storage and iDRAC9 Express
- Quad-core Xeon E-2124 at 3.3 GHz handles multi-threaded workloads
- 32 GB DDR4 2666 MHz memory supports virtualisation and databases
- 16 TB across four 3.5" SATA drives stores large datasets
- Integrated PERC S140 RAID protects data with redundancy
- iDRAC9 Express enables remote server management
Dell PowerEdge T340 tower server
The Dell PowerEdge T340 is a new tower server built around an Intel Xeon E-2124 quad-core processor running at 3.3GHz. It ships with 32GB of DDR4 unbuffered memory and 16TB of storage across four 3.5-inch SATA hard drives. Integrated PERC S140 RAID and iDRAC9 Express remote management come standard.
Upgrade from single-drive or non-RAID systems
Moving to this server adds hardware RAID via the PERC S140 controller and hot-plug drive bays for easier maintenance. The jump is worth it when uptime and data redundancy become critical for file serving, backup targets or small business applications. The single cabled power supply keeps the configuration simple.
16TB raw capacity with four 7.2K drives
The four 4TB drives provide 16TB of raw SATA storage suitable for file shares, archives and backup repositories. Performance scales with the 7.2K spindle speed and 6Gb/s SATA interface for sequential workloads. Random I/O intensive databases or virtualisation clusters will exceed the comfortable headroom of this array.
Highlights
- Quad-core Xeon E-2124 at 3.3 GHz handles multi-threaded workloads
- 32 GB DDR4 2666 MHz memory supports virtualisation and databases
- 16 TB across four 3.5" SATA drives stores large datasets
- Integrated PERC S140 RAID protects data with redundancy
- iDRAC9 Express enables remote server management
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How many 3.5" drive bays does the T340 chassis provide for the 4TB SATA HDDs?
The chassis has four hot-plug 3.5" bays, matching the four 4TB 7.2K SATA drives included in the bundle.
Which RAID controller manages the four SATA drives, and what common step is missed during setup?
The integrated PERC S140 SATA RAID controller handles the array; users often forget to create the virtual disk in the controller BIOS before installing the OS.
What component should be monitored for eventual replacement in this single-PSU configuration?
The single cabled power supply is the only power source; plan to replace it if fan noise increases or if the iDRAC9 Express logs power-supply warnings.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



