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Dell C6420 C6400 Chassis + 4x C6420
- Chassis Model: Dell C6400
- Compute Sled Model: Dell C6420
- Density: Up to 4 compute sleds per chassis
- Scalability: Highly scalable for large deployments
- Form Factor: Shared infrastructure in 2U chassis
- Ideal for HPC, cloud, and large-scale virtualization
- Each sled is a self-contained server node
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Product Overview
The Dell C6420 is a high-density compute sled designed to fit within the Dell C6400 chassis. This listing includes the chassis and four C6420 compute sleds, offering a powerful and scalable solution for demanding workloads.
Technical Information
| Chassis | Dell C6400 |
| Compute Sled | Dell C6420 |
| Chassis Form Factor | 2U Rackmount |
| Sleds per Chassis | Up to 4 |
Additional Specifications
| Processor Support per Sled | Configurable (e.g., Intel Xeon Scalable) |
| Memory Support per Sled | Configurable |
| Storage per Sled | Configurable (e.g., NVMe, SAS/SATA) |
Product Description
The Dell C6420 represents a high-density compute sled designed to be deployed within the Dell C6400 chassis. This combination offers a powerful and flexible solution for environments requiring significant computing power in a compact footprint, such as High-Performance Computing (HPC) clusters, cloud infrastructure, and large-scale virtualization deployments. The C6400 chassis is a 2U enclosure that can house up to four independent C6420 compute sleds, each functioning as a complete server node. Each C6420 sled is engineered to accommodate the latest generation of Intel Xeon Scalable processors, providing substantial processing capabilities. They support a large number of memory DIMMs, allowing for high memory capacities essential for memory-intensive applications. Storage options on the sleds are also flexible, often supporting high-speed NVMe SSDs as well as traditional SAS/SATA drives, enabling optimized performance for various data access patterns. The shared infrastructure model of the C6400 chassis provides significant advantages in terms of power, cooling, networking, and management. By sharing these resources among the four compute sleds, the overall system achieves higher density and improved operational efficiency compared to individual rackmount servers. This makes the Dell C6420 within the C6400 chassis an extremely scalable and cost-effective solution for demanding enterprise and technical computing workloads.
