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Developing and Deploying Vision AI with Dell and NVIDIA Metropolis on A30 GPU
Executive summary Object detection throughput using a R7515 Dell PowerEdge server with an NVIDIA A30 GPU Dell PowerEdge R7515 Server Specifications
Dell PowerEdge R7515 Server Specifications
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Dell PowerEdge R7515 Server Specifications

Dell PowerEdge R7515 Server Specifications

  • The Dell PowerEdge R7515 is a single-socket server built on a scalable architecture to support traditional and emerging workloads, including Software-Defined Storage (SDS), Virtualization, and Data Analytics. The following table summarizes its technical specifications.

    Table 2.      Dell PowerEdge R7515 server specification

                          Specs

    PowerEdge R7515

    Number of Nodes

    1

    CPU

    Host Processor Model Name

    AMD EPYC 7443P 24-Core Processor

    Host Processors per Node

    1

    Host Processor Core Count

    24

    # of Threads

    48

    Base Clock

    2.85 GHz

    Max Turbo Speed

    4 GHz

    Total L3 Cache

    128 MB

    Socket Count

    1P

    PCI Express® Version

    PCIe 4.0 x128

    Default TDP / TDP

    200W

    SYSTEM MEMORY AND STORAGE

    Host Memory Size

    256 GB

    Host Memory Type

    ECC DDR4

    Host Storage Capacity

    240 GB

    Host Storage Type

    ATA Disk

    ACCELERATOR

    Accelerators per Node

    1

    Accelerator Model Name

    NVIDIA® Ampere A30

    Accelerator Memory Capacity

    24GB

    Accelerator Memory Configuration

    HBM2

    Accelerator Memory Bandwidth

    933 MB/ Sec

    HW Video Encoders

    0

    HW Video Decoders

    4

    Cooling

    Passive

    HW notes

    ECC ON; FHFL 2-slot

    Max Power Limit

    165 Watts

    The following figure provides an example of the type of visualization produced with the engine running in the DeepStream-Triton framework.

    Figure 3.   Inference visualization using DeepStream-Triton