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VDI Design Guide—VMware Horizon on Dell Three Tier Architecture
Introduction Solution Architecture
Architecture overview
Solution architecture
Physical architecture overview
Servers PowerEdge R660 server PowerEdge R760 server PowerEdge R860 server Dell Technologies Validated Design VDI-optimized configurations NVIDIA GPUs Physical network components
Storage
Dell PowerMax Dell PowerStore Dell PowerVault File workload Dell PowerStore T storage Dell PowerScale file storage Data center infrastructure Client components
Software
Overview VMware vSphere VMware Horizon Horizon clone technology NVIDIA vGPU
Validation Sizing the Solution Backup and Restore Summary References

Physical architecture overview

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Physical architecture overview

  • PowerEdge R760 server

    The dual-socket 2U Dell PowerEdge R760 server is a full-featured enterprise server that delivers outstanding performance for the most demanding workloads. With powerful fourth Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors, this server provides high-density virtualization with VDI and allows for maximum flexibility. This server provides the highest processor speeds and graphics capabilities with up to two NVIDIA A16 or A40 GPUs per node.

    Figure 3. PowerEdge R760 server
    Note: See PowerEdge R860 Rack Server for more information about this server.