Dell Poweredge R310 Reviews

Expert review by: Alan Stevens (zdnet.co.uk)

Dell PowerEdge R310

Built to a price, Dell's PowerEdge R310 is limited in terms of scalability, but can be configured to handle a wide range small business and departmental server workloads without breaking the bank.

Quad-core processor ; Up to 32GB ECC memory ; Well-built ; Redundant power option ; Dual Gigabit Ethernet controllers ; Dell management features

Single socket ; RAM expansion beyond 16GB can be expensive

Software, of course, will also add to the price with, at the time of our review, Dell offering to preload the 5-user version of Windows Small Business Server 2008 for £566.95 (ex. VAT). Other Windows versions can be employed if preferred; as well as...

Jan, 2011

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Expert review by: Alan Stevens (v3.co.uk)

Dell PowerEdge R310 review

Over the past year, Dell has launched a number of highly scalable multi-socket servers offering staggering levels of performance and capacity for those able to afford it.

Low starting price; choice of quad-core Xeon processors; redundant power supplies; dual Gigabit interfaces

Single processor socket; 32GB memory ceiling

Despite having just one processor socket, six memory slots and four drive bays, the 1U PowerEdge R310 is a robust rack-mount platform that can be equipped to handle diverse workloads either as a small business or departmental server. Buyers will...

Dec, 2010

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Dell - PowerEdge R310

With a starting price of just under £700, Dell's new PowerEdge R310 is a remarkably affordable server, well within the scope of most small business buyers. With a single processor, 32GB of memory and just four ...

Although limited to just one processor, 32GB of RAM and four internal hard disks, the Dell PowerEdge R310 is, nevertheless, a capable small business server that can be configured to cope with a wide range of applications. The processor can be chosen...

Nov, 2010