Dell PowerEdge R930 Review – A simply awesome machine

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Patrick Kennedy

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We review the Dell PowerEdge R930 which had a whopping 96 cores/ 192 threads, eight NVMe drive bays, high speed networking and a giant I/O expansion array

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“This is the highest core count Intel Xeon E7 V4 system out there”

Actually, Supermicro has the SuperServer 7088B-TR4FT, which is an 8-way E7 v4 system, supporting up to 192 cores, 24 TB of RAM, 16 U.2 NVMe ports and 15 PCIe slots.

It looks like a blade chassis, but is actually a single machine.
 
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Michael Hall said:
“This is the highest core count Intel Xeon E7 V4 system out there”

Actually, Supermicro has the SuperServer 7088B-TR4FT, which is an 8-way E7 v4 system, supporting up to 192 cores, 24 TB of RAM, 16 U.2 NVMe ports and 15 PCIe slots.

It looks like a blade chassis, but is actually a single machine.
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Point taken, that probably should have read 4P E7 V4 system to avoid the confusion. Of course, there are other companies offering beyond 8P with custom interconnects.
 
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