Dell PowerEdge R760xs
SKU / Part no.: R760xs
2U Rack server of the Dell 16G generation with Intel Xeon Scalable processors for enterprise workloads and data centers.
Base chassis from
$15,000
USD, EXW Dalian
Typical configured price $13,046, the median of 5 real quotes
Prices are indicative, confirm the current price when you request a quote.
In stock1-year warrantyNew
Specifications
Figures from the vendor's official documentation, checked 2026-09-24.
Processor and memory
- Sockets
- 2
- Processor
- 4th/5th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable
- Max cores per CPU
- 32
- DIMM slots
- 16
- Memory
- DDR5 RDIMM (registered ECC only) up to 5200 MT/s
- Max memory
- 1.5 TB
Storage
- Front drive bays
- 0 bays (diskless) · 8x 3.5in SAS/SATA · 12x 3.5in SAS/SATA · 8x 2.5in SAS/SATA/NVMe · 16x 2.5in SAS/SATA · 16x 2.5in SAS/SATA + 8x 2.5in NVMe (24 total)
- RAID / storage controllers
- PERC H965i · PERC H755 · PERC H755N · PERC H355 · HBA355i/HBA465i · HBA355e (external) · BOSS-N1 (boot) · S160 (software RAID)
Network
- OCP NIC
- yes, 1x OCP 3.0 (optional; x8 PCIe lanes)
Chassis, power and management
- Form factor
- 2U
- PCIe
- Up to 6 slots with 2 CPUs: 2x x16 Gen5, 3x x16 Gen4, 1x x8 Gen4
- GPU support
- 2x single-wide 75W low-profile (NVIDIA A2)
- Power supplies
- 600W Platinum · 700W Titanium · 800W Platinum · 1100W Titanium · 1100W -48VDC · 1400W Platinum · 1400W Titanium (100-240VAC) · 1400W Titanium 277VAC · 1800W Titanium
- Management
- iDRAC9
Dell PowerEdge R760xs price in 2026
Real configurations from the quotes we issued, prices EXW Dalian. Updated automatically as new quotes come in.
- Median of 5 quotes
- $13,046
- Range
- $9,435–$18,350
- Latest quote
- today
- 2026-10-282× Xeon Silver 4410Y / 64GB DDR5 RDIMM (1×64GB) / 2× 480GB SATA + 10× 10TB SATA / PERC H755 / Dell HBA355e / 1× Broadcom 57412 Dual-Port 10G SFP+ OCP / 2× 700W PSU$18,350EXW
- 2026-10-282× Xeon Silver 4410Y / 64GB DDR5 RDIMM (2×32GB) / 2× 480GB SATA + 10× 10TB SATA / PERC H755 Adapter / 1× Broadcom 5720 Quad Port 1GbE BASE-T / 1× Broadcom 57414 Dual Port 10/25GbE SFP28 / 1× Broadcom 5720 Dual Port 1GbE LOM / 2× 800W PSU$15,658EXW
- 2026-10-261× Xeon Gold 6426Y / 16GB DDR5 RDIMM (1×16GB) / 2× 480GB SATA / Dell H745 / 1× 2 port 1Gb/s / 2× Dell 1100W Hot-Plug PSU$9,435EXW
- 2026-10-251× Xeon Gold 6426Y / 16GB DDR5 RDIMM (1×16GB) / 2× 480GB SATA / PERC H755 SAS Front / 1× Broadcom 5720 Dual Port 1Gb LOM / 2× 1400W Mixed Mode PSU$13,046EXW
- 2026-10-231× Xeon Gold 6426Y / 16GB DDR5 RDIMM (1×16GB) / 2× 480GB SATA / Dell H745 / 1× 2-port 1GbE integrated / 2× 1100W Hot-Plug PSU$11,412EXW
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Buyer guides
- Dell PowerEdge 16G rack servers compared: R660, R760, the xs models and the AMD lineEight 16th-generation PowerEdge rack servers side by side, taken from Dell's own spec sheets and technical guides. The source documents are listed at the end of the page.Mike Wang
- Dell PowerEdge vs HPE ProLiant vs Lenovo ThinkSystem: how to chooseDell, HPE and Lenovo all build reliable servers, and for most workloads any of the three will do the job well. The choice turns on management tooling, your existing estate and use case. Here is how to decide it.Mike Wang
- How to buy and import enterprise servers from China: EXW, DAP & DDP explainedIf you have never imported hardware before, the vocabulary trips people up more than the shipping does. This guide walks through Incoterms, the order flow, customs and VAT by region, and how to keep your payment protected, the way we run orders every week.Mike Wang
- New vs refurbished servers: when each one makes senseThe refurbished discount is real, usually 40–70% off list, and so are the cases where paying full price is correct. Here is where server wear accumulates, how we grade used hardware, and a straight recommendation for each buying scenario.Mike Wang