> and there's 2 of them for redundancy - not for increased power intake
Ahem:
System Headroom
Statistic Reading
Instantaneous 1528 W | 5215 BTU/hr
Peak 1346 W | 4594 BTU/hr
That's R720 with dual "PWR SPLY,750WP,RDNT,FLX" PSUs. You can configure them for the redundancy mode and you can cap the maximum power per PSU:
Hot spare is a power supply feature that configures redundant Power Supply Units (PSUs) to turn off depending on the server load.
*This allows the remaining PSUs to operate at a higher load and efficiency.*
This requires PSUs that support this feature, so that it quickly powers ON when needed.
Redundancy Policy:
Not Redundant — In this mode, failure of a single PSU can power off the system.
Input Power Redundant — In this mode, the system is functional in the event of failure of a PSU input circuit,
provided the PSUs are connected to different input circuits. This is also called AC redundancy.
> This is just wrong.
But yes, these guys idle at 150W at have around 300W under load with dual CPUs and a lot of RAM.
Ahem:
That's R720 with dual "PWR SPLY,750WP,RDNT,FLX" PSUs. You can configure them for the redundancy mode and you can cap the maximum power per PSU: > This is just wrong.But yes, these guys idle at 150W at have around 300W under load with dual CPUs and a lot of RAM.