Dell EMC PowerEdge R750 - Deep Dive & Show Case - Home Data Center
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2022
- DellEMC PowerEdge R750 - Deep Dive & Home Data Center
In this video - we will get to review the DellEMC PowerEdge R750.
This enterprise rack mount server is a powerful workhorse being powered by the 3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processors, is a dual socket/2U rack mount server. Of course, I have racked and installed it in my Home Lab :)
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About my Home Data Center!
Some Cluster Specifications!
vSAN Cluster
- 202GHz CPU
- 1.12TB RAM
- 150TB Storage SSD & HDD (Combined)
- 40Gb/s Backbone
What’s in my home lab!
3x Dell PowerEdge R730XD (vSAN)
1 x Dell PowerEdge R740XD (NAS/SAN)
1 x Dell PowerEdge R740 (VDI)
1 x Dell PowerEdge R740 (DR Archive)
1 x Dell PowerEdge R730 (Lab)
1 x Dell PowerEdge R330 (pfSense Firewall)
2 x Arista DCS-7050QX-32S-F (Core)
1 x Cisco Catalyst 3750X (Edge Switch)
1 x Cisco Catalyst 3650 (Mgmt Switch)
1 x APC SmartUPS 2000va
1 x Eaton UPS 2000va
2 x APC PDU Switched
1 X APC Netshelter Rack
2 x AC Infinity Duct In-Line Blowers
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Awesome, I shared this on my twitter feed. I used to work on Cisco UCS now employed by a Dell partner so I know these 750's are in my future.
Awesome! They are awesome servers.
Great Video, All possible information described and gathered too, Btw how much this setup cost to you and what is the room temperature of your server room. Thanks
I know this is a little childish but the Dell EMC case looks so cool!
DellEMC servers are by far the most solid server quality build overall and yep I like the honey comb bezels!
Gorgeous !
Which model is this heat sinks amd air shroud? I really like them and it differs from others in r750
Nice work. I'm looking forward to seeing RAID Performance. I haven't seen a hardware RAID controller for NVME that can actually deliver and not hold back the drives. I'm looking into buying a cluster of 750s with very similar specs, so I'm interested in how fast this sucker is. Best of Luck and nice work!
Thank you! Yeah the RAID card is interesting for sure, but I am going to keep testing it out right now I am making videos on how and what VMware Cloud Foundation is and how to build it, so once I finish those tests then I will do more benchmarks of storage with a bare metal os and vm based.
Try ibm power
Good video sir !!
Thank you!
Great presentation! I was able to purchase a data center pulled R750 a week ago for my home data center. My box is configured very much like yours, with the GPU shroud and long risers. I added a BOSS-S2 to it. It has 256GB RAM in it, with another 256GB on the way. I have an SSD in bay 0 and two NVMe U.2 SSDs in bays 22 and 23. There's a PERC 755 on the left front. The problem I am having is the noise! The server is in my living space and I cannot get the fans to spin down enough to be livable. Regardless of cooling settings in iDRAC and BIOS, the fans run at 37% of max. I have a case open with Dell, but they are saying that this is normal for a machine of this configuration, with the NVMe backplane and BOSS-S2 (which I tried removing). If you have any ideas on how I can make this machine livable, I would be most appreciative. Even after ESXi 8.01 loads, the machine is still loud, with the fans at 37%. Help! One last thing... oddly, my machine has a baffle inserted in the center opening of the shroud. I see your server does not.
Thank you! Oh nice yeah definitely great hardware to have for home lab! What you can do is control the Minimum PWM if you keep it around 30% that is what I do for my many or R740s. Also if you have any PCIe cards that do not show up as third party option in the idrac for temperature then the server will crank up its fans. I know it happened to me I had connectx4 mellanox cards that had a weird driver so I returned them back to the eBay seller and got another set of same kind of card but model was different and now my servers 740s are quiet
@@Virtualbytes1 I saw in another one of your videos that you replaced the fans in an R740 to reduce the volume, mentioning that the high performance fans will not spin down sufficiently under any circumstances. I believe that's the case with the R750's gold fans. I've ordered a set of six standard fans, arriving Monday. I have the current fans set to a minimum of 5% (tried higher numbers), but the fans won't go below 33% or 37%. No third-party cards installed yet, but I have plans to add a Mellanox ConnectX-4 25G. I asked Dell to make an engineering change to allow the gold fans to run at slower speeds. We are still going up and back on that one. Thanks for the help!!!
more videos pls Thanks
I deployed planty of 750 650 . Cpus are so big. How you can afford them for home lab ?
I mean why you choose 24 bays when you use only 4 disks
This is a review..provided by the company.
Is a very nice Data Center but is so sad that is Windows...
Sorry but don’t see where you see windows… this is hardware review…..
@@Virtualbytes1 dont you use vmware? That runs on windows...
@@betounix7217 No... It doesn't