Dell PE R440 Doc Spec Sheet
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Document Summary: Dell PE R440 Doc Spec Sheet
The Dell EMC PowerEdge R440 is a compact 1U rack server engineered for dense, scale-out computing environments targeting high-performance computing and web-technology deployments. Built on a scalable architecture, this model supports up to two second-generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors with up to twenty-four cores per chip. Memory configurations utilize sixteen DDR4 DIMM slots that accommodate RDIMM or LRDIMM modules at speeds up to 2666 megatransfers per second, reaching a maximum capacity of one terabyte with seven hundred sixty-eight gigabytes recommended for performance tuning. By combining robust processing power with a streamlined chassis measuring roughly seventeen inches wide and twenty-eight inches deep, the Dell EMC PowerEdge R440 enables organizations to maximize compute density while minimizing rack space.
Storage flexibility defines this platform, offering front bays for up to ten 2.5 inch drives alongside four NVMe PCIe solid-state drives supporting seventy-six point eight terabytes, or four 3.5 inch hard drives capped at sixty-four terabytes. Internal boot optimization relies on a BOSS subsystem with dual M.2 solid-state drives, while PERC and HBA controllers handle performance tuning. Expansion includes up to two PCIe generation three x16 slots, with networking defaulting to dual one-gigabit Ethernet ports and optional risers for ten-gigabit fiber. Management depends on the OpenManage portfolio, providing agent-free automation for deployment and monitoring. Quick Sync 2 wireless modules and mobile applications allow direct rack-side configuration, while seamless interoperability extends to VMware vCenter and Ansible environments.
Security and resilience are built into the Dell EMC PowerEdge R440 through a cyber-resilient architecture spanning the hardware lifecycle. The server uses cryptographically signed firmware, Secure Boot, silicon root of trust, and optional TPM modules to block unauthorized changes. Server Lockdown prevents malicious configuration shifts, while System Erase rapidly sanitizes all drives and memory during decommissioning. A verified supply chain protects assets from factory to data center, supplemented by redundant platinum power supplies and multiple cooling fans for continuous operation. Ultimately, the Dell EMC PowerEdge R440 meets IT buyers needs for a dependable scale-out platform that lowers infrastructure complexity, supports major virtualization platforms, and delivers enterprise security without sacrificing density or workload performance.