DELL VRTX, Tower, Small & Medium Business, Black, LCD, HDD & SSD, 2.5" DELL VRTX. Chassis type: Tower, Device class: Small & Medium Business, Product color: Black. Supported storage drive types: HDD & SSD, Storage drive size: 2.5", RAID levels: 0, 1, 5, 6. Ethernet interface type: 10 Gigabit Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet. AC input voltage: 100-240 V. Width: 12.2" (310 mm), Depth: 28.7" (730 mm), Height: 19.1" (484 mm) https://www.storagereview.com/dell_poweredge_vrtx_refresh_13g The Dell PowerEdge VRTX is Dell's answer to the needs of ROBO and small offices that can benefit from the convergence of compute, networking and storage within a tower chassis with a footprint barely larger than a standard PC. Like its 12G-based predecess... This platform update highlights two core benefits; VRTX's ability to support emerging server technology and Dell's ability to innovate within their blade server line. On the VRTX side, the same platform that we reviewed last year now supports 13G server n... https://www.zdnet.com/product/dell-poweredge-vrtx/ Over the years server vendors have developed a variety of all-in-one products with multiple servers, storage and, sometimes, networking all shoehorned together into a single box. The aim was to deliver enterprise functionality in a format that smaller com... Who's it for?, When first launched, the PowerEdge VRTX was seen as an affordable allinone solution for small to mediumsized businesses where the alternative would be two or more standalone servers alongside separate storage and networking products. As suc... https://www.infoworld.com/article/2609225/review--dell-poweredge-vrtx-hits-the-high-notes.html Basically a small blade-server chassis, Dell's PowerEdge VRTX packs up to four server blades and as many as 32 small-form-factor disk drives into a self-contained, cluster-in-a-box solution. From a cost and convenience perspective, the cluster in a box is... The retail price of the PowerEdge VRTX system I tested comes in at $12,175.51, before tax. While the system came with 10 300GB SAS drives, that represents only 40 percent of full capacity. Three terabytes of storage is not a lot in today's world of big da... https://www.infoworld.com/article/2609225/review--dell-poweredge-vrtx-hits-the-high-notes.html Basically a small blade-server chassis, Dell's PowerEdge VRTX packs up to four server blades and as many as 32 small-form-factor disk drives into a self-contained, cluster-in-a-box solution. From a cost and convenience perspective, the cluster in a box is... https://www.storagereview.com/dell_poweredge_vrtx_review The Dell PowerEdge VRTX features a tower form factor and delivers primary storage via as many as 25 SFF or 12 LFF drives and implements four server nodes with two SFF drives each. The server nodes are Dell PowerEdge M620 or M520s, and with either option... Incredible density in the tower form factor, Plenty of PCIe and storage expansion, Four-node config offers ample flexibility, Quiet operation Currently no support for Linux The Dell PowerEdge VRTX delivers on its goals by engineering a tower form factor system for SMBs and remote offices that require robust compute and storage offerings as well as a highly discernable management interface with a myriad of features. Provided...