Lenovo
Lenovo ThinkSystem SR250 V3 1U rack server 7DCL1000NA Xeon E-2478 2.80 GHz 32 GB 3.84 TB SSD
1U rack server with Intel Xeon E-2478 2.80 GHz, 32 GB RAM and 3.84 TB SSD storage
- TypeRack
- Rack Height1U
- CPU TypeIntel C266 Chip
- 1U rack form factor fits dense deployments
- Xeon E-2478 at 2.80 GHz drives compute
- 32 GB memory supports multi-tasking
- 84 TB SSD capacity stores data
- 266 chipset manages I/O pathways
Server Overview
This Lenovo ThinkSystem SR250 V3 is a 1U rackmount server system built for deployment in standard equipment racks. It arrives new with an Intel Xeon E-2478 processor running at 2.80 GHz and 32 GB of installed memory. The platform is identified by part number 7DCL1000NA and uses an Intel C266 chipset.
Suitability Notes
Organisations that need a compact, single-socket rack server with integrated solid-state storage will find this unit matches that requirement. Buyers who require multiple processor sockets, greater memory capacity, or a different storage interface should evaluate alternative platforms.
Storage Configuration
The system provides 3.84 TB of total solid-state capacity arranged as three 960 GB drives and two 480 GB drives. This fixed layout determines the usable space and redundancy options available without adding external enclosures.
Highlights
- 1U rack form factor fits dense deployments
- Xeon E-2478 at 2.80 GHz drives compute
- 32 GB memory supports multi-tasking
- 84 TB SSD capacity stores data
- 266 chipset manages I/O pathways
Specifications
| Brand | Lenovo |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 7DCL1000NA |
| Type | Rack |
| Rack Height | 1U |
| CPU Type | Intel C266 Chip |
| Shipping weight | 23.59 kg |
| Package size | 851 × 597 × 203 mm |
Questions about this item
What interface does the 3.84 TB SSD configuration use?
The configuration consists of three 960 GB and two 480 GB SSDs connected via Serial ATA.
What physical space does this 1U server occupy in a rack?
It occupies a single 1U rack height slot in a standard rack enclosure.
How is the server installed and what step is often missed?
Mount the chassis in the rack, connect power and network cables, then run the initial Setup Utility to configure RAID before installing the OS.
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