Dell PowerEdge R730 Server 2x E5-2630 V4 -20 Cores H730 32GB RAM 2x 600GB SAS
Dell R730
Near typical sold price · Typically sells ~$444.92
about typical price (est.) · 20-core / 32 GB
🇺🇸 US · First seen 10 days ago
100% · 4.8kSold Dell R730 prices ↓ 14% over the past ~3 mo.
Comparable sold · 17 sales · last 90 days
Median $217.02 · range $180.13–$456.70
This listing is 107% above the median sold.
Sold prices are the basis for the deal score. Asking prices typically run above what listings actually close at.
Installed Hardware
- CPU
- 2× E5-2630 V4 (20 cores)
- RAM
- 32 GB / 1536 GB max
- Installed drives
- 2× 600GB SAS
- Condition
- Used
Upgrade Headroom
Platform: Dell R730 (G13)
- Form factor
- 2U rack
- CPU socket
- LGA2011-3 × 2
- RAM max
- 1536 GB DDR4 · RDIMM, LRDIMM
- DIMM slots
- 24 (RDIMM, LRDIMM)
- Noise tier
- 3/5, Moderate (45–55 dB)
- Idle power
- 100W · ~$105/yr · ~$315/3yr to run (idle @ )
- Fan control
- good
- PCIe
- Gen 3 · 7 slots · 80 lanes
- AVX-512
- No
- IOMMU default
- Disabled (must enable for passthrough)
- Management
- iDRAC 8
- Max PSU
- 1100W
- Released
- 2014
Fit Breakdown (Balanced lens)
Approximate, based on this model's typical used-market price range. We don't have sold comps for this configuration yet, so treat the deal as a rough guide.
Fit = suits your use case · Value = fit per dollar · Deal = price vs typical market.
Outlook · Vintage, Cheap but aging. Verify firmware, OS support, and running cost before buying.
Price context
At $449.99, this listing is about level with the typical sold price (~$444.92), and 60% below the typical asking price (~$1,127.48 across 406 live R730 listings). Sold = what it's worth; asking = what sellers want now (usually higher).
Part-out value ~$122.60 (resale of its 4+ parts, est.)
How we estimate the value (~$122.60 of parts)
| CPU ×2 e5-2630v4 | $28.00 |
| RAM 32GB DDR4 | $41.60 |
| Drives 2× 600GB HDD | $15.00 |
| HBA dell-perc-h730 | $38.00 |
| Estimated component value | $122.60 |
Summed from used-market component prices (27% of the $449.99 asking price). A rough build-up, not the whole-unit sold price; (est.) marks an inferred part.