Fujitsu PRIMERGY RX2540 M7 server 0 GB rack (2U) Intel® Xeon® Gold 5415+ 2,9 GHz 32 GB DDR5-SDRAM 1600 W

The Fujitsu PRIMERGY RX2540 M7 is a 2U rack server designed for data center and enterprise use. It is built on a 2‑socket platform and is powered by 4th Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors (example: Intel Xeon Gold 5415+ at 2.9 GHz). The server supports up to 32 DDR5 DIMM modules (up to 8 TB) and offers flexible storage and expansion options, providing a balance of compute, memory capacity and I/O for a variety of workloads.

Advantages

The server delivers high compute density with up to 60 cores per CPU on supported processors and large memory capacity through DDR5 DIMMs, enabling memory‑intensive applications. It provides extensive expandability with support for up to 12x 3.5” or up to 24x 2.5” drives, up to eight PCIe 5.0 slots and OCP v3 adapter options. Built‑in management features such as iRMC S6 and Infrastructure Manager (ISM) enable centralized control and embedded intelligence for simplified infrastructure operations.

Suitable for

• Virtualization and private cloud hosts
• Database and in‑memory analytics
• High‑performance computing and enterprise applications
• Consolidated server workloads in data centers

Key specifications

• Form factor: Rack 2U
• Processor family: Intel Xeon Gold (4th Gen Xeon Scalable compatible; example CPU: Xeon Gold 5415+ 2.9 GHz)
• Memory: 32 GB DDR5‑SDRAM installed; supports up to 8000 GB across 32 DIMM slots
• Storage bays supported: up to 12x 3.5" or up to 24x 2.5" drives
• RAID support: Yes
• Expansion: up to 8x PCIe 5.0 slots and OCP v3 adapter options
• Power supply: 1600 W (redundant options supported)
• Weight: 32 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Install the Fujitsu PRIMERGY RX2540 M7 in a standard 19" server rack occupying 2U of rack height. Populate the CPUs, DDR5 DIMMs and storage drives according to your workload requirements and the platform's supported configurations. Connect redundant power supplies and network interfaces, configure RAID as needed, and use the embedded iRMC S6 or Infrastructure Manager (ISM) for initial system setup, firmware updates and remote management.

Recommendations

For optimal performance in memory‑intensive or virtualization workloads, use balanced CPU and memory configurations, enable redundant power supplies, and plan storage and PCIe expansion based on application I/O and capacity needs. Use the server's management tools (iRMC S6 / ISM) to monitor system health and apply firmware updates centrally.