Name: Dell PowerEdge C6220 Enclosure CTO
Brand: Dell
SKU: DPE-C6220-CTO
Availability: OutOfStock

Quick Specs

Form Factor:

2U Rack Server

Nodes:

4x 1U or 2x 2U Node servers

Processor:

(PER NODE)

Memory:

(PER NODE)

Storage | Max: N/A

12x 3.5" or
24x 2.5"

Rear Storage:

None

GPU:

GPUs are supported in the PowerEdge C6220 only through the PowerEdge C410x expansion chassis.

Other Versions

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Ideal for:

Virtualization

This is just the enclosure, The C6220 Node Servers must be configured separately.

Supported Node Options

Dell C6220 1U Server - View Node

Form Factor:

1U Node Server

Processor | Max: 8 Cores

2 x Intel Xeon e5-2600

Memory | Max: 512GB

16 DDR3 RDIMM 1600Mhz

Storage | Max: N/A

N/A

Rear Storage:

None

PCIe Slots:

2x PCIe 3.0

GPU:

GPUs are supported in the PowerEdge C6220 only through the PowerEdge C410x expansion chassis.

Dell C6220 2U Server - View Node

Form Factor:

2U Node Server

Processor | Max: 8 Core

2 x Intel Xeon E5-2600

Memory | Max: 512GB

16 DDR3 RDIMM 1600Mhz

Storage | Max: N/A

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Rear Storage:

None

PCIe Slots:

3x PCIe 3.0

GPU:

GPUs are supported in the PowerEdge C6220 only through the PowerEdge C410x expansion chassis

Mix workloads in the same chassis

Choose processors, memory, cards and connectivity per server node to mix workloads in the same chassis. The PowerEdge C6000 comes with 12 x 3.5” or 24 x 2.5” hard drives.

Feel free to use the x8 PCIe mezzanine slot for 10Gb Ethernet, InfiniBand, or SAS HBAs, and the standard x16 PCIe slot to connect to the PowerEdge C410x PCIe expansion chassis. The 2U-node version has twice the PCIe slots for more bandwidth, and room for a full-height, full-length card to increase expandability options.

Designed with your needs in mind

Whether you’re seismic processing, video rendering or running scientific simulations, server performance, bandwidth and efficiency can impact time and cost to results.

The ability to run high-frequency processors can increase performance. Servers that can run at higher ambient temperatures can help reduce cooling costs. Simplified serviceability can save time while helping increase uptime, and the flexibility to run multiple configurations in the same chassis means the ability to do more with less.

We incorporated that customer feedback into the next‑generation Dell PowerEdge C6220 server. This scale‑out building block is a workhorse with up to four 2‑socket Intel Xeon E5-2600 processor-based servers in a streamlined 2U shared infrastructure chassis.

Deliver results faster

The high volume of computations requires performance, from the processor to the memory to the interconnect. Intel Xeon processor E5-2600 product family features Turbo Boost Technology 2.0 to deliver more than 80% more performance than the Intel Xeon 5600 processors.

In addition to this generational leap in processor performance, the PowerEdge C6220 server supports up to 135 watt processors, adding ~20% in performance over the 95 watt processor.

When it comes to memory, 16 DIMM slots provide up to 256GB of memory per server node — up to four nodes — and 1600MT/s memory speed to help improve bandwidth per processor.

The Intel Xeon processor E5-2600 product family has 2.3x the memory bandwidth of the previous generation, with four memory channels, and the integrated I/O helps reduce latency up to 30%.

Accomplish more with less

The space-conscious PowerEdge C6220 server comes in 1U and 2U-node versions, with a streamlined shared infrastructure chassis. The server nodes share Platinum-certified power supplies, high-efficiency fans, and enhanced power routing at the midplane to help improve power distribution, saving more than 100 watts.

This server has fewer boards and connecting cables than the previous version, while providing easier access to components to help simplify and speed maintenance.

Storage Supported

To accommodate various drive options, the PowerEdge C6220 supports one backplane for 12 x 3.5-inch drives, one for 24 x 2.5-inch drives without expander, and one for 24 x 2.5-inch drives with expander. Each backplane can be used in a two-node or four-node configuration. These drive slots are divided equally across server nodes by default, but the 2.5-inch chassis with expander allows user-defined split of drives. All drive slots are hot-pluggable, and each SAS or SATA slot has two LED indicators to indicate drive status and health.

In addition, the PowerEdge C6220 has a MicroSD slot located on the PCIe riser for loading an embedded hypervisor.

Image of the 12 LFF Backplan on the Dell C6220 Rack Server

12x 3.5" Direct

These drive slots are divided equally across server nodes by default.

24x 2.5" Direct

These drive slots are divided equally across server nodes by default.

24x 2.5" w/ Expander

The expander allows user-defined split of drives across the Nodes

Power & Dimensions

Power Supply Units (PSU)

Specification	1400W AC power supply	1200W AC power supply
Current consumption	9.0A	12.0–8.0A
Supply voltage	200–240V AC	100–240V AC (auto ranging)
Frequency	50/60Hz	50/60Hz
Heat dissipation	6024 BTU/hour maximum	4016 BTU/hour maximum
Maximum inrush current	Initial in-rush current cannot exceed 55A (peak). Secondary inrush current cannot exceed 55A (peak).	Initial in-rush current cannot exceed 55A (peak). Secondary inrush current cannot exceed 35A (peak).

Dimensions

Width: 4.2 cm
Height: 8.76 cm
Depth: 76.2 cm
Weight:
- Max: 37 kg (81.571 lb)
- Min: 17.14 kg (37.79 lb)

Current Configuration

Server Chassis

LFF (3.5") Drives

SFF (2.5") Drives

Power Supplies

Rail Kits

ECS Warranty

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Server Chassis

LFF (3.5") Drives (Optional)

SFF (2.5") Drives (Optional)

Power Supplies

Rail Kits (Optional)

ECS Warranty

Quick Specs

Ideal for:

Current Configuration

Server Chassis

LFF (3.5") Drives

SFF (2.5") Drives

Power Supplies

Rail Kits

ECS Warranty

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