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5 PowerEdge C5220 Technical Guide

1 System overview

The Dell™ PowerEdge™ C5220 server is the second in Dell’s new class of servers called

microservers. With eight or 12 nodes in a 3U form factor, the Power Edge C5220 microserver

features right-sized performance with the single-socket Intel

Xeon

processor E3-1200 product

family or E3-1200 v2 product family, Intel Core™ i3-2120 processor, Intel Pentium

processor 350,

Intel C204 chipset, DDR3 ECC memory, SD card reader and dual-port embedded Gigabit Ethernet

(GbE) controllers.

 8-sled microserver features include:

— Intel Xeon processor E3-1200 product family: Supports all microservers, including 80W and

95W thermal design power (TDP), and a mezzanine card option

— Intel Xeon processor E3-1200 v2 product family: Supports all TDPs in the server CPU stack

(except E3-1290v2) and a mezzanine card option

 12-sled microserver features include:

— Intel Xeon processor E3-1200 product family: Supports microservers up to 65W TDP

— Intel Xeon processor E3-1200 v2 product family: Supports all microservers

(except E3-1290 v2), including 65W TDP

 Dell PowerEdge C5000 chassis:

— Depending on the sled version, the chassis supports up to eight or 12 individually serviceable

servers.

— Microservers can be configured differently from other servers within the same chassis.

— All sleds and power supplies are cold-aisle serviceable.

— Each chassis can be configured with a minimum of four sleds.

— Empty slots are filled with blank sleds.

Key technologies

Up to eight or 12 PowerEdge C5220 microservers are featured in a PowerEdge C5000 3U form

factor chassis. Powered by the Intel Xeon processor E3-1200 and E3-1200 v2 product families, the

PowerEdge C5220 was developed for the demands of dedicated and virtual hosting, content

delivery networks (CDN) and Web 2.0 applications.

This third-generation microserver builds on your requirement to do more with less by capturing

all-important power-saving features in a highly dense architecture and right-sizing computing

performance to help you to increase the revenue per square foot in your data center.

With an expanded list of features and storage options, including an optional mezzanine card to

enable expansion, the PowerEdge C5220 microserver can handle a wide range of lighter weight

workloads without compromising on performance for your applications.

The PowerEdge C5000 chassis’ shared infrastructure is designed to help save energy, space and

weight to deliver a denser microserver. By sharing power supplies, fans and cables across 12 server

nodes, the PowerEdge C5000 chassis is designed to enhance energy efficiency and reduce

operating costs. In addition to the 94% efficient hot-plug redundant power supplies, PowerEdge C

microservers have shared high-efficiency fans.

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