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Refurbished Rack & Tower Servers
EuroPC offer high quality certified refurbished Dell PowerEdge rack and tower servers at minimum cost. From entry-level servers to high performance enterprise-class servers, buy new and certified Dell and HP refurbished grade servers at unbeatable prices.
There are 14 products.


Dell PowerEdge R630 Rack Server, 8x2.5" Bay Chassis, Dual Intel Xeon E5-2650 v4, PERC H730P, EuroPC 1 YR WTY

Dell PowerEdge T440 Tower Server, 16x2.5" Bay Chassis, Intel Xeon Gold 6140, PERC H730P, EuroPC 1 YR WTY

Dell PowerEdge T440 Tower Server, 16x2.5" Bay Chassis, Intel Xeon Gold 6140, 32GB RAM, 480GB SSD, PERC H730P, EuroPC 1 YR WTY

Dell PowerEdge R250 Rack Server, 4x3.5" Hot Plug Bay Chassis, Intel Xeon E-2334, 16GB RAM, 2TB SATA, PERC H355, 450W PSU, Dell 3 YR WTY

Dell PowerEdge R350 Rack Server, 4x3.5" Bay Chassis, Intel Xeon E-2334, 32GB UDIMM, 2x 2TB SATA, PERC H355, Dual 600W PSU, Dell 3 YR WTY

Dell PowerEdge R350 Rack Server, 8x2.5" Bay Chassis, Intel Xeon E-2336, 16GB RAM, 480GB SSD, PERC H755, Dell 3 YR WTY

Dell PowerEdge R450 Rack Server, 8x2.5" Bay Chassis, Intel Xeon Silver 4309Y, Broadcom 5720 Quad 1GbE, PERC H755, 800W PSU, Dell 3 YR WTY

Dell PowerEdge R450 Rack Server, 4x3.5" Bay Chassis, Intel Xeon Silver 4310, 16GB RDIMM, 480GB SSD SATA, PERC H755, Dual 800W PSU, Dell 3 YR WTY

Dell PowerEdge R450 Rack Server, 8x2.5" Bay Chassis, Intel Xeon Silver 4314, 32GB RDIMM, 480GB SSD SATA, PERC H755, 800W PSU, Dell 3 YR WTY

Dell PowerEdge T550 Tower Server, 8x2.5" Bay Chassis, Intel Xeon Silver 4314, PERC H745, Dell 3 YR WTY

Dell PowerEdge T550 Tower Server, 8x2.5" Bay Chassis, Intel Xeon Silver 4309Y, 16GB RAM, 480GB SSD SATA, PERC H355, 800W PSU, Dell 3 YR WTY

Dell PowerEdge R650 Rack Server, 10x2.5" Bay Chassis, Intel Xeon Gold 6314U Processor, 256GB RDIMM, 2x 480GB SSD (Rear BOSS-S2), PERC H755, Dual 1400W PSU, Dell 3 YR WTY

Dell PowerEdge R750 Rack Server, 12x3.5" Bay Chassis, Dual Intel Xeon Gold 5320, 64GB RDIMM, 2x 480GB SSD SATA, PERC H755, Dual 800W PSU, Dell 3 YR WTY
Servers in essence are still simply computers in a different layout. The 2 main layouts are Tower and Rack. Tower Servers are akin to traditional Desktop Towers and on the whole, are very similar. Rack Servers on the otherhand have a form factor that lends itself very well to fitting inside, you guessed it, a rack. Racks are designed to fit a lot of computers(servers) in a small space and hence this slimline form factor works very well.
What usually makes a server different from a computer however is it's capacity. Servers are designed to be able to host many storage drives, memory modules, processors and network cards. Normally there is a very specific task in mind for servers and given that they generally hold critical information, a server will allow you to setup your storage so it replicates across multiple drives.
With all these options, it's no wonder why a configure and buy approach is required and that's exactly what we offer on the site. After you have found the chassis and CPU that is most suited to your busiess, you can build the exact specification that will suit your task and of course, if you are stock, we have the team available on Live Chat to help you with whatever you need.
FAQs
What is a typical use case for a server?
Servers can be used for anything you need. Typical use cases are web server, database server, mail server, application specific server or a simple file server. The most common use from the previous list nowadays is web server.
What is better, a tower server or a rack server?
This is more a question of circumstances. If you are a small to medium sized company that doesn't have their own rack, then a Tower server will suit your needs much better. If however you already have a server room with a rack, then a rack server would be best as generally rack servers have a bigger capacity for memory and hard drives.