The PowerEdge C6320 claims to deliver up to two times performance improvement on the leading HPC performance benchmark
Dell has made latest addition in its 13th generation Dell PowerEdge server portfolio with PowerEdge C6320.
The PowerEdge C6320 claims to deliver up to two times performance improvement on the leading HPC performance benchmark, and as per the company press release has the right mix of cost-efficient compute and storage in a compact, 2U chassis for HPC and hyper-converged solutions and appliances, allowing customers to meet demanding workload needs.
Additionally, as hyper-converged systems such as Dell Engineered Solutions for VMware EVO: RAIL and Dell’s XC Series of Web-scale Converged Appliances now make up the fastest growing part of the overall converged infrastructure market, the PowerEdge C6320 along with its embedded management software is an ideal platform for these appliances.
The PowerEdge C6320 is designed to offer four independent server nodes in a 2U chassis. It provides up to two times the performance improvement on the LinPack spec, up to 45 percent improvement on the SPECint_rate benchmark and up to 28 percent better power efficiency on the Spec_Power benchmark.
The PowerEdge C6320 features the latest generation of Intel Xeon E5-2600 v3 processors and provides up to 18 cores per socket, up to 512GB of DDR4 memory and up to 72TB of flexible local storage. It is a GPU dense and flexible rack server purpose-built to speed the most demanding workloads.
Manish Gupta, Director, Enterprise Solutions Group, Dell India, said, “Our latest PowerEdge Server is designed to provide our customers with up to two times of performance improvement over the previous generation that will give them an edge in today’s competitive business environment. The solution is also ideal to work in hyper-converged systems supporting software-defined strategies and simplifying management.”
