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VDI Design Guide—Virtual Workstation Interactive Collaboration with NVIDIA Omniverse
Introduction Solution Architecture Validation Sizing the Solution Backup and Restore Summary
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References Appendix A: Definition of Performance Metrics

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  • Dell Technologies has configurations to fit the needs of any size organization:

    • VxRail E660 or E660F (E Series) for small deployments where energy concerns exist or space is limited. Up to two NVIDIA T4 GPUs are supported per node.
    • VxRail V670F (V Series) for a VDI-optimized configuration that offers the highest processor speeds and graphics capability. Up to two NVIDIA A16 or A40 GPUs are supported per node.
      Note: VxRail V670F Virtual Workstation with A40 GPUs are referenced in this instance.

    • The vSAN Ready Node R650 device is a prevalidated configuration in a dense rack platform. Occupying only 1U in the rack, this powerful server supports Density-Optimized configurations for VDI. It supports up to three NVIDIA T4 GPUs per node.

    To explore more of our Validated Designs for VDI, contact your Dell Technologies account representative. For additional resources and other VDI designs, see the Dell Technologies Solutions Info Hub for VDI.