Help knowing the difference between dell server models? (alien.top)

submitted 1 year ago by Anxious-Ad5988@alien.top to c/homelab@selfhosted.forum

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Hey all, I am very new to the IT field so please forgive my ignorance in all this. I need help figuring out how dell servers (specifically poweredge) are named. As in I don't know if a 730 is better than a 810 or whatnot, or if there are general rules of thumb to judge the newness of a server based on the name standard.

I know with hp proliant they have generation numbers to help, but that's where my knowledge ends.

Thank you!

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[-] pencloud@alien.top 2 points 1 year ago

The important digit is the middle one which is the generation and x10 is oldest. Current gen is x60. The x is type with 1 being mist basic 1 CPU box and it goes up from there. Odd numbers tend to be 2u and even 1u but there are exceptions to that. The 0 on the end means Intel, a 5 would be amd.

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