Which two models are 16th generation PowerEdge rack servers? (Select 2)

Question

Options

• AR650
• BMX760C
• CR760
• DC6620
• EXE9680

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  3% (2)
• C
  93% (55)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

R760 and XE9680 are both 16th generation (16G) Dell PowerEdge rack servers. The R760 is a standard 2-socket 1U/2U rack server in the 16G lineup, and the XE9680 is a 16G GPU-optimized rack server designed for AI/HPC workloads.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (R650): The R650 is a 15th generation PowerEdge rack server - the naming pattern x50 (R650, R750) signals 15G, while x60 (R760, R860) signals 16G.
• B (MX760C): The MX760C is a modular compute sled designed for the PowerEdge MX chassis - it is not a rack server.
• D (C6620): The C6620 is a high-density server node (a sled that installs into a C6625 chassis) - it is not a standalone rack server, despite being 16G hardware.

Memory tip: Use Dell's naming convention - the middle digit of the model number maps to the generation: x50 = 15G, x60 = 16G. For rack servers, look for the "R" prefix with a "6" in the middle (R760, R860, R960). The XE9680 is the exception to memorize as the 16G AI-focused rack server.

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