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Dell Unity 400 vs NetApp FAS Series FAS2650

Side-by-side specifications from the vendors' own documents. The Dell EMC Unity 400 is a mid-tier hybrid storage array from the initial Unity generation, offering expanded processing power and memory over the entry Unity 300. The NetApp FAS2650 was a 2U SFF entry hybrid storage system featuring 24 internal 2.5-inch drive bays and dual ONTAP controllers.

Dell Unity 400NetApp FAS Series FAS2650
BrandDellNetApp
Statusend-of-supportend-of-sale
ReleasedMay 2016Sep 2016
Form factor2U rack2U rack
Cpu platformDual active-active storage processors (SPs), Intel Xeon E5-2600 v3 8-core (2.4 GHz) per SP—
Memory max (GB)96—
Drive baysUp to 25x 2.5-inch drives in base DPE; expands up to 250 drives across SAS DAEsUp to 24x internal 2.5-inch 12Gb SAS drives, expandable to 144 drives with DS224C shelves
Raw capacityUp to 1.5 PB raw capacity—
Network onboard4-port 10GbE / 1GbE Base-T; 2x I/O module slots per SP supporting 8Gb/16Gb FC or 10GbE optical—
Power supplyDual redundant hot-plug 800W Platinum power supplies—
Controller configuration—Dual controllers in 2U enclosure
Processor—Intel Xeon processors per controller
Memory—64GB system memory per HA pair with NVRAM
Supported drives—12Gb SAS SSDs and 10K SAS HDDs
Maximum raw capacity—Up to 1.4PB per HA pair
Host connectivity—Onboard 10GBase-T and UTA2 ports for 16Gb FC or 10GbE SFP+
Storage protocols—FC, iSCSI, NFS, SMB
Clustering—Up to 24 nodes (12 HA pairs)
Management—NetApp ONTAP 9

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