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Dell EMC PowerEdge R550 presents a well-designed interior with easy access to all key components for upgrade and maintenance operations. Unlike Dell EMC’s higher-end rack servers such as the R650 and R750, it doesn’t have a T-shaped motherboard and keeps its pair of PSU bays over on the left side. Entry-level systems can get away with dual 600W redundant PSU but stepping up to dual Gold CPUs will require 800W models on Dell EMC PowerEdge R550. Dell EMC also offers 1,100W versions, although we can’t see many specifications requiring these – especially as the Dell EMC PowerEdge R550 doesn’t support GPU cards. Cooling is handled efficiently by five hot-plug fans arranged in a removable tray in front of the motherboard. With one CPU in residence, we only needed the standard single rotor variety, whereas dual CPUs will require the high-performance Silver-Grade fan modules fitted.
Dell EMC PowerEdge R550 was supplied with 8 LFF hot-swap drive bays across the front and you can specify either 8 or 16 SFF bays. For RAID, you can start with the embedded PERC S150 controller, which provides software-managed arrays, but the price we’ve shown includes Dell EMC’s top-dog PERC H755 Front SAS card. Along with support for all popular RAID arrays types, Dell EMC PowerEdge R550 sports a big 8GB of DDR4 cache memory and comes with a battery backup pack. A feature which makes for a very tidy interior is that the RAID card is mounted above the drive bays, plugs directly into the backplane and connects to the motherboard with one cable. Unlike the R450, Dell EMC PowerEdge R550 supports Dell EMC’s latest BOSS (boot optimised storage solution) S2 card. This presents dual M.2 SATA SSDs in removable carriers at the rear and is ideal for loading an OS or hypervisor on, saving all the front bays for data storage.
Dell EMC PowerEdge R550 embedded iDRAC9 controller sets the standard for remote management with its web console offering a wealth of information on all hardware components, system performance and thermal values. It provides direct access to BIOS or storage configurations and we’ve included a Datacenter license in the price, which activates everything the iDRAC9 has to offer, including remote console and virtual media services plus telemetry streaming for predictive analytics. Dell-centric businesses will like the OpenManage Enterprise (OME) software which can monitor and report on PowerEdge servers, storage arrays and virtualization hosts. We run it in the lab as a Hyper-V VM and use it to check on system utilization, firmware compliance and warranty status.
