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Dell PowerVault ME4024 vs IBM FlashSystem 5010

Side-by-side specifications from the vendors' own documents. The Dell PowerEdge ME4024 is an enterprise 2U rack server powered by 2 Dual active-active controllers, Intel Broadwell-DE 2-core processor per controller (4 cores total) and 24 memory slots supporting up to 16GB DDR4 ECC Registered RDIMM. The IBM FlashSystem 5010 is an entry-level 2U hybrid and all-flash SAN array powered by IBM Storage Virtualize (formerly Spectrum Virtualize).

Dell PowerVault ME4024IBM FlashSystem 5010
BrandDellIBM
Statusend-of-saleend-of-sale
ReleasedSep 2018Feb 2020
Form factor2U rack2U rack
Cpu platformDual active-active controllers, Intel Broadwell-DE 2-core processor per controller (4 cores total)—
Memory max (GB)16—
Drive bays24x 2.5-inch SAS/SSD drives in base array; expands up to 264 drives via ME412/ME424/ME484 DAEs—
Raw capacityUp to 184TB raw in base enclosure (up to 2.4 PB with expansion shelves)—
Network onboard4 host ports per controller (8 ports total) supporting 16Gb/8Gb FC, 10GbE/1GbE iSCSI, or 12Gb SAS—
Power supplyDual redundant hot-plug 580W power supplies—
Form factor—2U rack
Controllers—Dual active-active
Cache memory—32GB
Max drives—392
Host interfaces—16Gb FC, 10Gb iSCSI, 12Gb SAS
Max raw capacity—6PB

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