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Consolidating older database servers with the Intel processor-powered

Dell PowerEdge R730xd using SanDisk DAS Cache

CONCLUSION

Upgrading to the new Intel Xeon E5-2695 v3 processor-powered Dell PowerEdge

R730xd can benefit your data center in many ways—by replacing multiple older servers,

by improving application performance through reduced response times, and by giving

you an extreme flexibility when it comes to storage media.

In our labs, a single Dell PowerEdge R730xd performed the work of six legacy

servers, supporting 60,000 users to the legacy server’s 10,000 users. It achieved this

increase while also decreasing the application’s response time, which makes for a better

user experience. The new server configured with SATA SSDs cut response time to less

than half that of the legacy server. With PCIe SDDs, the Dell PowerEdge R730xd cut

response time down to one-fourth the time of the legacy server. These data points

translate to a noticeably speedier experience for users.

In addition to these improvements, the Dell PowerEdge R730xd has a very wide

range of workload-optimized storage possibilities. You can configure it one way today,

another way six months from now, and a third way a year from now. As your application

needs—and even your budget—change over time. The Dell PowerEdge R730xd powered

by Intel can grow with your business, making it an essential component of a future-

ready data center.

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