The best prices for official DELL PowerEdge R760 servers in Ukraine.
Free consultation by phone +38 (067) 819 38 38
Available server models from the warehouse in Kyiv:
-
Server Dell PowerEdge R760 - Intel Xeon Silver 4510 2.4-4.1Ghz 12 Cores
-
Server Dell PowerEdge R760 - Intel Xeon Silver 4514Y 2.0-3.4Ghz 16 Cores
-
Server Dell PowerEdge R760 - Intel Xeon Gold 6526Y 2.8-3.9Ghz 16 Cores
-
Server Dell PowerEdge R760 - Intel Xeon Gold 5420+ 2.0-4.1Ghz 28 Cores
Dell PowerEdge R760 Server Performance
The Dell PowerEdge R760 server has the following configuration:
- Two Intel Xeon Gold 6430 processors (32 cores/64 threads each, 1.9 GHz base frequency, 3.4 GHz Turbo, 60 MB cache, 270 W TDP)
- 1 TB DDR5 memory
- Microsoft Windows Server 2019
- NVIDIA A2 or T4 graphics accelerator (for GPU tests)
Like most 2U dual-processor rack servers, the PowerEdge R760 has a virtually endless number of options (see Dell's website). As mentioned, in this review we will focus on CPU and GPU performance, as we will devote a separate review to storage performance.
Our configuration is not the maximum for this platform; it can be equipped with two 56-core processors and 8 TB of RAM. In total, there are several dozen processor options: Xeon Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Max processors are available.
To demonstrate the versatility of the configurations available in the PowerEdge R660 and R760 lines, we will compare them.
R660 which had the following configuration:
2 x Intel Xeon Platinum 8452Y processors
512 GB DDR5
The Xeon Platinum 8452Y is a 36-core processor, but it has lower base and turbo frequencies (2.0 GHz and 3.2 GHz). It shouldn't be much different in performance from the Xeon Gold 6430 in our PowerEdge R760, but there may be other reasons to upgrade to the Platinum chips. (The Platinum 8452Y's MSRP is almost double that of the Gold 6430.)
HWBOT x265
The HWBOT x265 benchmark from hwbot.org measures system performance when rendering 1080P or 4K video using the x265/HEVC codec. It is designed with modern instruction sets in mind and is optimized for multi-threading for competitive benchmarking. The difference between the two servers head-to-head is small.
|
HWBot x256 |
Dell PowerEdge R760 (2 x Xeon Gold 6430) |
Dell PowerEdge R660 (2 x Xeon Platinum 8452Y) |
|
3x Overkill (4K) |
78,222 |
74,338 |
y-cruncher
y-cruncher is a multi-threaded and scalable program that can calculate Pi and other mathematical constants to trillions of digits. Since its launch in 2009, it has become a popular benchmark and stress test tool among hardware enthusiasts and hobbyists. Here again, we see that the Xeon Gold chips in the PowerEdge R760 have a slight performance advantage.
|
y-cruncher (generally calculated) |
Dell PowerEdge R760 (2x Xeon Gold 6430) |
Dell PowerEdge R660 (2x Xeon Platinum 8452Y) |
|
1 billion digits |
7.306 seconds |
8.294 seconds |
|
10 billion digits |
91.435 seconds |
92.779 seconds |
Geekbench 6 CPU
Geekbench is a cross-platform benchmark. We use a CPU performance test that has a variety of workloads to simulate real-world tasks and applications. We only have results for the PowerEdge R760.
|
Multi-Core Score: |
12,971 |
|
Single-Core Score: |
1,410 |
Blender
Blender Benchmark measures the performance of a CPU or GPU in 3D rendering by rendering a 3D scene in Blender. It provides a result that can be used to compare the performance of different systems and components. The results are given in samples per minute.
|
Blender (CPU) |
Dell PowerEdge R760 (2x Xeon Gold 6430) |
Dell PowerEdge R660 (2x Xeon Platinum 8452Y) |
|
Monster |
576.928413 |
641.524059 |
|
Junkshop |
376.557690 |
398.081932 |
|
Classroom |
281.536442 |
313.184991 |
UL Procyon AI Inference (CPU)
The UL Procyon AI Inference benchmark suite tests various AI systems using advanced neural networks. The tests are run on the CPU only. The average execution times are listed below; the overall result is in the last row. We ran this test only on the PowerEdge R760.
|
MobileNet V3: |
3.05 |
|
ResNet 50: |
6.79 |
|
Inception V4: |
20.55 |
|
DeepLab V3: |
31.27 |
|
YOLO V3: |
32.58 |
|
REAL-ESRGAN: |
1498.36 |
|
Overall rating: |
169 |
V-Ray
V-Ray is an image rendering benchmark. We run it on the CPU as well as after installing the NVIDIA T4 GPU.
|
V-Ray |
Dell PowerEdge R760 (2x Xeon Gold 6430) |
Dell PowerEdge R660 (2x Xeon Platinum 8452Y) |
|
CPU Only: |
59,628 |
64,296 |
|
CUDA (NVIDIA Tesla T4) |
554 |
564 |
|
RTX (NVIDIA Tesla T4) |
760 |
N/A |
Conclusion
Dell's PowerEdge R760 lineup is highly versatile, offering configurations for mixed workloads, VDI, database, and general purpose. We've already had positive feedback on the 1U PowerEdge R660, so we had equally high expectations for the 2U PowerEdge R760, and they were met.
The extra height (+1U) gives the PowerEdge R760 more storage and expansion options than the R660, which is logical. Otherwise, both servers have the same processors and memory. The fourth-generation Intel Xeon chips provide up to 56 cores per socket, allowing the PowerEdge R760 to support up to 112 cores and 224 threads, as well as up to 8TB of RAM. And if you're worried about overheating your system (or have already invested in a liquid cooling system), the R760 supports direct liquid cooling (DLC) in some configurations.
The extra height allows the R760 to accommodate double-width GPUs (although there is also a Dell PowerEdge R760xa model with very high component density, including graphics), so this server can truly be configured for almost any workload. As for storage, we like that this server can be configured with an E3.S backplane for Gen5 SSDs.
We still like the ease of maintenance of Dell servers and the intuitive remote management of iDRAC, which even has a built-in service request tracking feature.
How can we help?
For more detailed information about the DELL PowerEdge R760 server with DDR5 4800 or the DELL PowerEdge R750 server with DDR4 3200, you can visit our SERVER SOLUTIONS website . To find out the cost of the server, click on the DELL Server Configurator link .