Dell PowerEdge R350 Rack Server

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Entry-Level 1U Rack Server for Growing Businesses

The Dell PowerEdge R350 Rack Server is a single-socket 1U server designed for small to mid-sized businesses looking for affordable enterprise capabilities. It delivers a balance of performance, efficiency, and scalability, making it suitable for branch offices, edge deployments, and basic data center environments.

Powered by Intel Xeon E-2300 Processors

Built with Intel Xeon E-2300 series processors, the R350 supports up to 8 cores, providing reliable compute performance for business applications, file services, and light virtualization workloads.

Efficient Memory for Business Workloads

The server supports DDR4 memory up to 3200 MT/s with up to 128GB capacity, enabling smooth performance for everyday workloads such as databases, ERP systems, and office applications.

Flexible Storage Options for Scalability

The PowerEdge R350 offers flexible configurations, including up to 4 x 3.5” or 8 x 2.5” drives, supporting SAS and SATA storage. This allows businesses to scale storage based on operational needs while maintaining cost efficiency.

PCIe Gen4 Expansion for Future Growth

Equipped with PCIe Gen4 slots, the server supports expansion for RAID controllers, networking, and other add-ons, ensuring adaptability as business requirements grow.

Enterprise Management and Security

The system includes Dell iDRAC9 with OpenManage, enabling remote monitoring, automation, and lifecycle management. It also incorporates security features such as secure boot and system lockdown to protect data and infrastructure.

Technical Specification

Processor
• Single-socket server (1 x CPU only)
• Intel Xeon E-2300 Series processors
• Up to 8 cores / 16 threads
• Entry-level enterprise compute platform

Memory
• Up to 4 DIMM slots
• DDR4 memory up to 3200 MT/s
• Maximum capacity up to ~128GB (ECC UDIMM)
• ECC memory for reliability

Storage
• Flexible configurations:
• Up to 8 x 2.5” SAS/SATA drives
• Up to 4 x 3.5” drives
• RAID supported via Dell PERC (H355 / H755)
• Optional BOSS M.2 boot storage
• NVMe support (config dependent)

Form Factor & Design
• 1U rack-mounted server
• Single-socket architecture
• Compact and space-efficient for small racks

Chipset / Platform
• Intel platform (entry enterprise class)
• PCIe Gen4 support for faster I/O

Expansion & Slots
• Up to 2 x PCIe slots (Gen4)
• Limited expansion compared to R450/R650
• Not GPU-focused

Networking
• Onboard: Dual-port 1GbE LAN (Broadcom 5720)
• Optional higher-speed NIC via PCIe
• Entry-level networking flexibility

Management
• Dell iDRAC9 with Lifecycle Controller
• OpenManage Enterprise integration
• Remote monitoring, provisioning, automation

Security (Enterprise Grade)
• TPM 2.0 hardware security
• Secure Boot & System Lockdown
• Silicon Root of Trust
• Cyber-resilient architecture

Power Supply
• Single or dual hot-plug PSU
• Typical option: ~600W
• Redundant configuration supported

Cooling
• Optimised airflow for 1U chassis
• Standard fan configuration

Ports & Connectivity
• Front: USB 2.0, iDRAC Direct
• Rear: USB 3.0, USB 2.0, VGA, Serial
• Dedicated iDRAC management port

Graphics
• Integrated Matrox G200
• 16MB video memory
• Basic display for server management

Operating System Support
• Microsoft Windows Server
• VMware ESXi
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux
• Ubuntu / SUSE Linux

Dimensions & Build
• 1U rack form factor
• Lightweight (~13–18kg depending config)
• Tool-less service design

Use Case
• SMB / branch office deployment
• File & print server
• Email / web hosting
• POS systems
• Light virtualization

Positioning
• Entry-level 1U enterprise server
• More affordable than R450 / R550
• Lower CPU, RAM, and expansion ceiling
• Ideal for small business or edge deployments

Quick Take
• Best budget rack server in PowerEdge lineup
• Simple, reliable, easy to manage
• Not suitable for heavy virtualization or large workloads
• Upgrade path:
• R450 → more performance (dual CPU)
• R650 → high-density compute
• R750 → full enterprise scalability

How to Configurate Server?

Step 1:
What is the Server Form Factor? Tower or Rackmount Server?
What is the number of CPU Core or Ram or HDD usable size require?
What is the number of CPU Processor? 1S or 2S or 4S?
What is the RAID Configuration? Any specific HDD or SSD? 7.2K or 10K?
What is the specific NIC is required? Base-T 1G or SFP+? Or Fibre Channel?
What is the number of year maintenance support required? Minimum 3 years

Step 2:
How many number of unit Server?
Any VM workload? Required any VMware license? Or Window OS Hyper-V?
How do you store data currently? Any NAS or SAN Storage?
How do you doing the backup? Required any backup proposal? IDPA 8TB?
Do you require burn-in test services?
Do you need hard disk retention services?