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Topic: Servers

Photos: Dell PowerEdge R815

Summary: The Dell PowerEdge R815's core density is impressive, setting it up neatly for virtualisation duties. Using AMD's 6000 series processors, it hits 48 cores across only four sockets, all in a 2U chassis.

Craig Simms

By Craig Simms |

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Bye-bye Broadcom: AMD's new northbridge holds the keys to the 12-core magic. There's two of these chips on the board.

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Topics: Servers, Reviews

Craig Simms

About Craig Simms

Focusing on PC hardware, accessories and business products, Craig Simms is responsible for identifying new opportunities for the reviews channels on CNET Australia and ZDNet Australia, to better serve the readers. He has written about a vast range of technology since 2001, covering the gamut from print to online, hardware to software, consumer to enthusiast, the gaming world to workstations.

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