Dell PowerEdge R6625 — Full Technical Specifications

Begin with the arithmetic rather than the sheet: at these core counts, per-core software costs usually exceed the hardware, and that calculation decides how far up the processor row to go. After that, the memory row wants every channel populated to deliver what the processors expect, so read the slot count as a plan. The drive row offers a conventional layout and a ruler-format one with a much higher count; those are separate chassis and separate drive estates. The supply row runs high because two fully specified processors in this height genuinely draw it, which is a question for whoever manages the cabinet.