Server FUJITSU Primergy RX2540m8 8xSFF, Intel Xeon 6505P, 1×32GB RAM, 2×900W PSU

FUJITSU Primergy RX2540m8 is a rack server designed for enterprise workloads that require compact density, serviceability and power redundancy. This configuration includes an Intel Xeon 6505P processor, a single 32 GB memory module and dual 900 W hot‑swap power supplies, and provides 8xSFF drive bays for hot‑swap storage. The server is suited for virtualization hosts, database servers and general business applications where reliable compute performance, efficient cooling and redundant power are important.

Advantages

The server delivers balanced compute capability from the Intel Xeon 6505P together with 32 GB of RAM for steady multi‑threaded performance. Eight SFF drive bays enable flexible storage choices including SSDs for high I/O or HDDs for larger capacity, all accessible as hot‑swap units for minimal downtime. Dual 900 W redundant power supplies protect against single‑unit failure and support continuous operation. The rack-optimized chassis concentrates compute and storage in a compact footprint while supporting serviceability features such as front access to drives and modular power components.

Suitable for

• Virtualization hosts and hyperconverged nodes
• Database servers for small to medium workloads
• Business applications and file/print services
• Edge computing or branch office deployments requiring compact racks

Key specifications

• Processor family: Intel Xeon 6505P
• Memory: 32 GB (single module installed)
• Drive bays: 8 × SFF (hot‑swap capable)
• Power: Dual 900 W redundant hot‑swap power supplies
• Form factor: Rack server optimized for high compute density
• Management and serviceability: Front access to drives and modular components

How to use

Install the FUJITSU Primergy RX2540m8 into a compatible rack chassis following standard rack mounting procedures and grounding requirements. Populate storage bays with compatible SFF drives and configure RAID or software-defined storage as required. Install additional memory modules if higher capacity is needed, and connect network interfaces and management ports to your infrastructure. Configure firmware, BIOS and management settings according to your IT policies before commissioning into production.

Recommendations

For optimal reliability, use enterprise‑class SSDs or HDDs matched to your workload, enable redundant power in all production deployments, and follow Fujitsu’s firmware update and maintenance schedule. Monitor system health with the server management tools and plan memory or storage upgrades based on workload growth.