Dell PowerEdge R440 — Full Technical Specifications

Two lines here are easy to misread. The first is the memory row, which names a ceiling and then a lower recommended figure — the difference between them is the point where the memory clock drops, and a configuration built to the higher number does not run at the headline speed. The second is the networking row: the onboard ports can be supplemented by a riser, and which riser a used machine came with is not something you can tell from a photograph. Boot devices are listed separately from the storage controller, which is where most people put the operating system on this model. Expansion beyond that is two slots and no more.