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The PowerEdge 2950 was first launched in 2006

The Dell PowerEdge series has had more of an impact on the Internet than we could ever imagine. With servers in use all around the world, Dell has taken the industry by storm. As of 2021, the PowerEdge series accounts for over 15% of all servers sold worldwide. With a reputation as solid as Dell’s, the price for a brand new PowerEdge server can be expensive.

If you are trying to avoid the high price tags found on the latest PowerEdge servers, you might be tempted by an older model. Although you may be faced with some limitations if you go with an older model, you can save a lot of money. One such older model that we were impressed with is the Dell PowerEdge 2950

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The HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen7 server is a 2U, dual-processor system with plenty of storage capacity and great expansion potential. HPE's iLO3 controller delivers fast remote control management and provides access to advanced troubleshooting features.

Width: 17.54” (445.4mm) Height: 3.44” (87.3mm) Weight: 37.75 lb maximum.

The HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 server is securely designed to reduce costs and complexity, featuring the First and Second Generation Intel® Xeon® Processor Scalable Family with up to a 60% performance gain¹ and 27% increase in cores², plus the HPE 2933 MT/s DDR4 SmartMemory supporting 3.0 TB

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• 4 TB cartridge and backup system, increasing backup and recovery capacity by 33 percent over the previous generation.
• Choice of disk capacities ranging from 500 GB, 1 TB, 2 TB, 3 TB and 4 TB.
• Compatibility across various operating systems and virtualization platforms.

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