Buy a refurbished Dell server within your budget

TekBoost offers configurable Dell PowerEdge systems for business and MSP buyers who need to match a platform to a workload and a budget. A starting price shown on a configure-to-order listing is for a starting configuration; the components you actually choose determine the final price.

When you compare a TekBoost configuration against another quote, compare the exact processor model and count, RAM capacity, drive type, capacity and count, the RAID or HBA controller, networking, and rails or drive carriers, plus any software licenses, shipping and the warranty term. If a component is not listed on a quote, do not assume it is included — ask. Our RAM advisor and storage & RAID advisor can help you translate a workload into the memory and storage specification to request, and the server quote worksheet gives you a checklist to take into any comparison.

Before you order, confirm with us that your operating system, hypervisor and management software are supported on the platform, and that your rack, power and cooling can accommodate it — rather than assuming generation-to-generation compatibility. Full warranty terms are listed separately. Ready to configure? Request a quote.

What refurbished means here

Refurbished Dell servers at TekBoost are pre-owned PowerEdge platforms that we inspect, configure to the specification you order, and functionally test before they ship. That build-and-test step is why a refurbished platform can go into production with a known state rather than an unknown one.

Condition and coverage

Servers, workstations and parts for those systems sold on TekBoost.com come standard with a 3-year warranty, with an option to upgrade to 5-year coverage. Warranty terms are set per product, so check the product details page for the term that applies to the configuration you are ordering. Coverage levels and registration are on the warranty page.

How configurations are supplied

Configure-to-order systems are built to the options you select rather than drawn from a fixed shelf build, so the processors, memory, storage and controller in your server are the ones chosen at checkout. The specifications published on each model page are platform capabilities — the ceiling for that platform — not a description of what any particular system contains. Match the exact processor, chassis and installed components to the applicable manufacturer document before you commit.

Start from a platform — for example the PowerEdge R730 or the PowerEdge R640 — or browse the range grouped by 13th generation and 14th generation. If you need an option the configurator does not list, send a custom quote request with the model and the components you need.