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Summary
Flexible
Details
VxRail offers multiple CPU options in each hardware model.
E-Series can have single or dual socket, and up to 28 cores/CPU.
G-Series can have single or dual socket, and up to 28 cores/CPU.
P-Series can have dual or quad socket, and up to 28 cores/CPU.
S-Series can have single or dual socket, and up to 28 cores/CPU.
V-Series can have dual socket, and up to 28 cores/CPU.
VxRail on Dell PowerEdge 14G servers are equiped with Intel Xeon Scalable processors (Skylake and Cascade Lake).
Dell EMC VxRail 4.7.211 introduced official support for the 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable (Cascade Lake) processors.
E-Series can have single or dual socket, and up to 28 cores/CPU.
G-Series can have single or dual socket, and up to 28 cores/CPU.
P-Series can have dual or quad socket, and up to 28 cores/CPU.
S-Series can have single or dual socket, and up to 28 cores/CPU.
V-Series can have dual socket, and up to 28 cores/CPU.
VxRail on Dell PowerEdge 14G servers are equiped with Intel Xeon Scalable processors (Skylake and Cascade Lake).
Dell EMC VxRail 4.7.211 introduced official support for the 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable (Cascade Lake) processors.
