DELL OptiPlex 7440 All-in-One i5-6500 8 GB 500 GB 23.8
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Lenovo
Tower server with Intel Xeon E-2456 processor, 16 GB RAM and 12Gb/s SAS controller, expandable to 128 GB
The Lenovo ThinkSystem ST250 V3 tower server ships with a single Intel Xeon E-2456 processor running at 3.30 GHz and 16 GB of TruDDR5 memory. A 12Gb/s SAS controller handles internal storage, while the Matrox G200 graphics adapter provides basic display output. The platform supports up to 128 GB of RAM across its available slots.
The system accommodates only one processor, so workloads requiring dual-socket performance must look elsewhere. Maximum memory is capped at 128 GB, restricting very large in-memory datasets. The included 300 W power supply may limit the number of high-power add-in cards or drives that can be installed.
| Brand | Lenovo |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 27.22 kg |
| Package size | 762 × 584 × 305 mm |
The 12Gb/s SAS controller supports up to 12 Gbit/s per lane for connected drives.
The ThinkSystem ST250 V3 is a tower chassis designed for floor or desk placement with no rack rails required.
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