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Dell PowerEdge · Configured in LA
Dell PowerEdge rack servers for AI and enterprise.
Your preferred Dell chassis, configured by our engineers for your exact workload. VRLA Tech sources, configures, burn-in tests, and supports Dell PowerEdge rack servers for AI, HPC, virtualization, and enterprise data center deployments from Los Angeles.
Deployed by Fortune 500, Research Labs, Federal Agencies
Dell PowerEdge Rack Servers
Get a Quote →17th gen flagship. 16th gen still available.
The 17th generation PowerEdge platform features Intel Xeon 6 and AMD EPYC 9005 Turin processors with DDR5 ECC RDIMM memory, PCIe Gen 5, iDRAC10 management, and CXL 2.0 memory expansion.
Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
RHEL
SUSE Linux
Windows Server 2025
VMware vSphere
2U17th Gen · Intel · Flagship
PowerEdge R770
The 2U flagship. Dense EDSFF NVMe storage, validated GPU support, and front/rear I/O flexibility for AI inference, virtualization, and HCI.
CPU2× Intel Xeon 6
CoresUp to 288 E / 172 P
Memory32 DIMM, up to 8 TB
GPU2× DW or 6× SW
StorageUp to 40× E3.S NVMe
Custom configuredGet a Quote →
1U17th Gen · Intel · Density
PowerEdge R670
The 1U density play. High-density virtualization, cloud-native, scale-out databases, and web microservices where rack space is at a premium.
CPU2× Intel Xeon 6
CoresUp to 288 E / 172 P
Memory32 DIMM, up to 8 TB
GPUUp to 3× SW (75W)
StorageUp to 20× E3.S NVMe
Custom configuredGet a Quote →
2U17th Gen · AMD EPYC
PowerEdge R7725
The AMD EPYC option. Up to 192 cores, higher memory bandwidth and PCIe lanes for HPC, scientific computing, and multi-GPU AI.
CPU2× AMD EPYC 9005
CoresUp to 192 cores
Memory24 DIMM, up to 6 TB
GPUDouble-wide support
PCIeGen 5, high lane count
Custom configuredGet a Quote →
2U16th Gen · GPU Dense
PowerEdge R760xa
The GPU-dense option. Up to 4 double-wide GPUs in a 2U chassis for AI training, deep learning, and GPU-accelerated HPC.
CPU2× Intel Xeon (4th/5th)
Memory32 DIMM, DDR5 ECC
GPUUp to 4× double-wide
MgmtiDRAC9
AlsoR660, R760, R7625
Custom configuredGet a Quote →
Coming H2 2026: Dell PowerEdge 18th gen with AMD EPYC Venice and NVIDIA Rubin — R9815, R9825, liquid-cooled M9825. Contact us about pre-order.
Need a tower? See our Dell PowerEdge tower servers — the T560 and T360 for offices and branches without a dedicated server room.
Dell PowerEdge by WorkloadTell us the workload.
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We'll pick the Dell chassis.
Every Dell PowerEdge configuration is customized to your software stack, GPU requirements, and performance targets. These are starting points — not limits.
Request Workload Sizing →R770 · GPU Accelerated
AI Inference
R770 with NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 or L40S. Configured for vLLM, TGI, TensorRT-LLM, and Triton inference serving with low-latency SLA targets.
AI ROI Calculator →R760xa · Multi-GPU
Deep Learning & Training
R760xa with up to 4 double-wide GPUs for PyTorch, JAX, and CUDA training. Multi-node clusters with InfiniBand NDR for distributed training.
Scale-Stage Servers →R7725 · AMD EPYC
HPC & Scientific Computing
R7725 with AMD EPYC Turin for max core count and memory bandwidth. Validated for GROMACS, AMBER, NAMD, VASP, OpenFOAM, and MATLAB.
Research Lab Servers →R670 · 1U Dense
Virtualization & Cloud
R670 for high-density VMware vSphere, Proxmox, and Hyper-V. 1U form factor maximizes VMs per rack unit for cloud-native and scale-out.
Data Center Deployment →R770 · Large Memory
Database & Analytics
R770 with large memory and EDSFF NVMe for SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle, and Elasticsearch. CXL 2.0 for in-memory analytics.
Get a Quote →All Models · Compliance
Regulated Industries
Dell Silicon Root of Trust, Secure Boot, and System Lockdown for HIPAA, ITAR, and FedRAMP-aligned deployments across defense, healthcare, and finance.
Regulated Industries →Same parts, no OEM markup.
A Dell PowerEdge R770 and a VRLA Tech custom server use the same Intel Xeon 6 processors, the same DDR5 ECC RDIMM memory, and the same NVIDIA GPUs. The difference is the logo on the bezel — and the price.
If your procurement process does not require a Dell chassis, our custom servers deliver identical compute performance without the OEM brand premium.
Explore VRLA Tech Servers →
- Same Intel Xeon 6 and AMD EPYC 9005 processors
- Same NVIDIA GPUs — RTX PRO 6000, L40S, H100, H200
- Same DDR5 ECC RDIMM and enterprise NVMe
- No OEM licensing premium
- 3-year warranty and lifetime US engineer support
3 year warranty.
Lifetime support.
Talk to the same US based engineers who configured your Dell server, for the life of the system.
3 Years
Parts Warranty
Lifetime
US Engineer Support
48h
Burn-In Per Build
Dell PowerEdge Questions
Models, specs, ordering, support
Answers to the most common questions about Dell PowerEdge rack servers from VRLA Tech. Still have questions? Talk to our engineers.
What Dell PowerEdge rack server models does VRLA Tech configure?
VRLA Tech configures current-generation Dell PowerEdge rack servers including the 17th generation R670, R770 (Intel Xeon 6), and R7725 (AMD EPYC 9005 Turin), as well as the 16th generation R760xa for GPU-dense deployments. We source new Dell chassis and configure them with workload-specific CPU, memory, storage, networking, and GPU specifications. 18th generation models with AMD EPYC Venice processors will be available in H2 2026.
What is the difference between 17th generation and 16th generation?
17th generation (R670, R770, R7725) features Intel Xeon 6 or AMD EPYC 9005 Turin, DDR5 ECC RDIMM, PCIe Gen 5, iDRAC10, and CXL 2.0. 16th generation (R660, R760, R760xa) uses Intel Xeon 4th/5th gen or AMD EPYC Genoa. VRLA Tech in Los Angeles configures, burn-in tests, and supports both generations. Contact our engineers for a quote.
What is the difference between the R770 and R670?
The R770 is a 2U dual-socket server with up to 40 E3.S drives, more PCIe expansion, and support for double-wide GPUs. The R670 is a 1U dual-socket server for compute density and scale-out. Both use Intel Xeon 6 with DDR5 ECC RDIMM and PCIe Gen 5.
Should I choose Intel Xeon 6 or AMD EPYC?
Intel Xeon 6 (R670, R770) offers P-core/E-core variants, CXL 2.0, and strong single-thread performance. AMD EPYC 9005 Turin (R7725) delivers up to 192 cores, more PCIe Gen 5 lanes, and higher memory bandwidth. For multi-GPU AI and HPC, EPYC's I/O advantage is significant. For Intel ISA features like AMX, Xeon 6 is the right choice.
Does VRLA Tech configure Dell servers with NVIDIA GPUs?
Yes. We configure Dell PowerEdge servers with NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000, H200 NVL, H100, and L40S. The R770 supports up to 2 double-wide GPUs. The R760xa supports up to 4 double-wide GPUs. Every GPU configuration is validated, burn-in tested, and backed by a 3-year parts warranty and lifetime US-based engineer support.
Which Dell server is best for AI inference?
The Dell PowerEdge R770 is the strongest current-gen choice for AI inference with up to 2 double-wide GPUs and 8 TB DDR5 ECC RDIMM. For maximum GPU density, the 16th gen R760xa supports up to 4 double-wide GPUs. Use our AI ROI calculator to estimate your deployment.
Are Dell PowerEdge 18th generation servers available yet?
18th gen with AMD EPYC Venice and NVIDIA Rubin was announced at Dell Technologies World and ships H2 2026. Models include R9815, R9825, and liquid-cooled M9825. VRLA Tech will configure and support them when available. Contact us about timeline.
Can I get a VRLA Tech custom server instead of Dell?
Yes. VRLA Tech builds custom rack servers using the same Intel Xeon 6, AMD EPYC 9005, NVIDIA GPUs, and DDR5 ECC RDIMM as Dell PowerEdge — without the OEM premium. If procurement doesn't require Dell, our custom servers deliver identical performance at lower cost. Explore VRLA Tech servers.
Can I get a quote on a custom-configured Dell server?
Yes. Contact VRLA Tech with your workload, software stack, and performance targets. Quotes come back within one business day. We've configured Dell servers for enterprise, government, research, and defense customers since 2016.
Why buy from VRLA Tech instead of Dell direct?
VRLA Tech configures for specific workloads with 48-hour burn-in testing and workload-specific optimization. You get direct US-based engineers, a 3-year warranty, and lifetime support. Customers including General Dynamics, Los Alamos National Laboratory, and Johns Hopkins University trust VRLA Tech.
What warranty and support does VRLA Tech provide?
3-year parts warranty and lifetime US-based engineer support on every Dell server. Same team that built your server, no tiered support, no offshore call centers. Failed parts replaced with shipping covered.
How long does it take to receive a Dell server?
5 to 10 business days for standard orders including configuration, 48-hour burn-in, thermal validation, and packaging. Complex multi-GPU configs may take 2 to 4 weeks. Firm timeline at order confirmation.
Does VRLA Tech offer financing?
Yes. VRLA Tech offers financing options. For enterprise and government customers requiring net terms or PO financing, contact our sales team. We accept purchase orders, ACH, wire transfers, and GSA payment processes.
Can VRLA Tech deploy Dell servers as a cluster?
Yes. We deploy multi-node Dell PowerEdge clusters for AI training, HPC, and virtualization with InfiniBand NDR or high-speed Ethernet. Full rack spec including compute, fabric, storage, PDUs, and cabling. Ships pre-racked and burn-in tested. Learn more.
Does VRLA Tech support HIPAA and defense deployments?
Yes. Dell PowerEdge features Silicon Root of Trust, Secure Boot, and System Lockdown. VRLA Tech deploys for HIPAA, ITAR, and government. Customers include General Dynamics and Los Alamos National Laboratory. Defense · Healthcare · Finance
Can VRLA Tech pre-install an OS on my Dell server?
Yes. We pre-install Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, RHEL, SUSE, Windows Server 2025, or VMware vSphere plus NVIDIA drivers, CUDA, container runtimes, and frameworks like PyTorch, vLLM, TensorRT-LLM, GROMACS, or MATLAB. Fleet deployments get your golden image pre-loaded.
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