Home › Compare

Dell PowerScale F600 vs Pure Storage FlashBlade //S200

Side-by-side specifications from the vendors' own documents. The Dell PowerScale F600 is a high-performance 1U all-NVMe scale-out NAS node designed for demanding unstructured data workloads including genomic sequencing, AI training pipelines, autonomous vehicle simulation, and 4K/8K media rendering. The Pure Storage FlashBlade //S200 is an efficiency-focused scale-out file and object storage system tailored for general unstructured data, software build farms, and secondary analytics repositories.

Dell PowerScale F600Pure Storage FlashBlade //S200
BrandDellPure Storage
Statuscurrentcurrent
ReleasedJun 2020Jun 2022
Form factor1U rack5U modular chassis
Cpu platformDual Intel Xeon Gold 5218R (20 cores per CPU, 40 cores per node)—
Memory max (GB)384—
Drive baysUp to 24x NVMe SSDs (1.92TB, 3.84TB, 7.68TB or 15.36TB) per 1U node—
Raw capacity46TB to 368TB raw capacity per node (up to 92 PB in a 252-node cluster)—
Network onboardDual 100GbE / 25GbE front-end ports; dual 100GbE back-end clustering ports—
Power supplyDual redundant hot-plug 1400W Platinum power supplies—
Chassis form factor—5U modular chassis supporting up to 10 compute blades and 40 DFMs
Operating system—Pure Storage Purity//FB
Processor—Single socket Intel Xeon processors per blade module
Storage media—DirectFlash QLC Modules (24.7TB, 49TB, 75TB)
Maximum raw capacity—Scalable across multiple 5U chassis to petabyte scale
Networking—100GbE QSFP28 uplink interfaces
Protocols—NFS, SMB, S3 Object
Management—Pure1 and Purity REST API

Buying or selling a F600 or FlashBlade //S200?

New, refurbished or used. Tell us the quantity and condition and we connect you with a vetted reseller in your region, usually within one working day.