D-PE-OE-23 · Question #10
Which AMD powered server supports dual CPU. 16G, and iDRAC Express?
The correct answer is A. R7625. A (R7625) is correct because the Dell PowerEdge R7625 is a 2U AMD EPYC (Gen 4 / 9004-series) server that supports dual-socket configuration, 16GB DIMMs, and ships with iDRAC9 Express as its base management controller - all three criteria are met simultaneously. B (R7525) is…
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Which AMD powered server supports dual CPU. 16G, and iDRAC Express?
Options
- AR7625
- BR7525
- CR960
- DR6615
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A94% (30)
- B3% (1)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
A (R7625) is correct because the Dell PowerEdge R7625 is a 2U AMD EPYC (Gen 4 / 9004-series) server that supports dual-socket configuration, 16GB DIMMs, and ships with iDRAC9 Express as its base management controller - all three criteria are met simultaneously.
B (R7525) is incorrect because it is the previous-generation AMD dual-socket server (EPYC 7003-series); while it shares the dual-CPU form factor, it predates the R7625 and does not match the combined spec set described, particularly around 16G DDR5 support.
C (R960) is a clear wrong answer because the PowerEdge R960 is an Intel Xeon-based platform, not AMD - it's immediately disqualified by the "AMD powered" requirement in the question.
D (R6615) is incorrect because the R6615 is a single-socket AMD EPYC server; the "15" suffix in Dell's naming convention signals a 1P (one-processor) design, ruling out dual CPU support entirely.
Memory tip: Use Dell's naming pattern - the last two digits "25" indicate a 2-socket AMD system (R7525, R7625), while "15" means 1-socket (R6615). When you see R7625, think "latest gen, two sockets, full feature set." The R960 is easy to eliminate because it's Intel's territory.
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