Application Servers White Papers
Thermal Design of the Dell PowerEdge T610, R610, and R710 Servers
Overview Dell wants to simplify IT for its customers by developing energy-efficient servers that are easier to integrate into power and cooling challenged environments. The custom thermal design of latest server generation has reduced the power-to-cool ratio over last generation by at least 50%. Flexible BIOS options, dynamic fan speed control, custom heat sinks, efficient fans, and airflow management are some of the ways Dell provides an efficient, reliable thermal solution.
| Publisher | Dell | File Format | |
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| Date Published | June 2009 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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