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xFusion FusionServer 1288H V7 Rack Server
A compact 1U dual-socket rack server built around 4th- or 5th-Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors. The FusionServer 1288H V7 packs two CPUs, 32 DDR5 DIMMs and high-speed OCP 3.0 networking into a single rack unit, making it the practical choice for high-density virtualization, HPC and core IT services where rack space is at a premium.
Where the 1288H V7 fits
The same platform is deployed across service provider and enterprise racks for four common workload families.
Virtualization
Dense VM hosts and private-cloud nodes with two high-core CPUs and a large DDR5 footprint in 1U.
HPC & compute
Technical computing, simulation and batch clusters that need high frequency and fast interconnect.
Core IT & OA
Business applications, file and print, collaboration and office-automation services in a small footprint.
IDC & web scale
Front-end, caching and general-purpose nodes for Internet data centers that bill by the rack unit.
Technical specifications
Figures below follow the current xFusion product specification. Final configuration is built to your workload and validated before shipment.
| Form factor | 1U rack server, 43 mm × 447 mm × 798 mm (H × W × D) |
|---|---|
| Processor | 1 or 2 × 4th or 5th Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors, TDP up to 385 W per processor; up to 64 cores per socket |
| Chipset | Emmitsburg PCH |
| Memory | 32 × DDR5 DIMM slots, RDIMM or RDIMM-3DS, up to 5600 MT/s; 8 memory channels per processor |
| Internal storage | Hot-swap 4 × 3.5″ or 8–12 × 2.5″ SAS/SATA drives/SSDs; up to 10 NVMe (also 32 × E1.s / 20 × E3.s flash options); 2 × M.2 boot SSDs |
| RAID | RAID 0, 1, 10, 1E, 5, 50, 6, 60; optional supercapacitor cache protection, RAID-level migration and drive roaming |
| PCIe expansion | 5 slots total: 2 × FlexIO dedicated to OCP 3.0 NICs plus 3 × standard PCIe slots, with PCIe 5.0 support |
| Network | Up to two OCP 3.0 NICs in hot-swap FlexIO slots; PCIe 5.0 interconnect up to 400 Gbit/s |
| Accelerators | Up to 3 single-width accelerator cards with the appropriate riser configuration |
| Cooling | 8 × hot-swappable counter-rotating fan modules in N+1 redundancy |
| Power supply | 900 W / 1200 W / 1500 W / 2000 W Platinum or Titanium hot-swap PSUs in 1+1 redundancy |
| Management & security | iBMC dedicated GE port (Redfish, SNMP, IPMI 2.0, HTML5/VNC KVM); TPM 2.0, secure boot, chassis intrusion detection; 5°C to 45°C operating temperature |
Performance, by the numbers
These are theoretical ceilings derived from the published interface specifications — not measured benchmark scores. Real results depend on your application, configuration and workload mix.
Memory bandwidth / socket
Eight DDR5-5600 channels per processor deliver roughly 358 GB/s; roughly 716 GB/s across two sockets.
NVMe flash throughput
PCIe Gen5 NVMe drives run at up to about 14 GB/s each, with up to ten flash bays in the 1U chassis.
PCIe 5.0 x16 link
A Gen5 x16 slot provides about 63 GB/s of bidirectional bandwidth for accelerators and fast I/O.
OCP 3.0 networking
Two hot-swap FlexIO OCP 3.0 NICs can be combined for up to 400 Gbit/s east-west and uplink capacity.
Need a guaranteed application-level result? Send us your workload target and we will size the CPU, memory, storage and NIC with headroom, then verify stability and thermal behavior in burn-in. You can also review our Intel Xeon server lineup.
Real hardware, photographed in our facility
Every image below is of the actual FusionServer 1288H V7 platform we configure and ship — not a marketing render.
Example configurations
Three common starting points. Every build is customized, so treat these as references rather than fixed SKUs.
Core IT & OA node
- CPU: 1 × Xeon Silver, 16–20 cores
- Memory: 64–128 GB DDR5
- Storage: 4 × 2.5″ SSD + 2 × M.2
- NIC / PSU: 2 × GE OCP · 2 × 900 W
Dense VM host
- CPU: 2 × Xeon Gold, 32–48 cores
- Memory: 256–512 GB DDR5
- Storage: 8–10 × 2.5″ NVMe/SAS
- NIC / PSU: 25/100 GbE OCP · 2 × 1500 W
High-frequency compute
- CPU: 2 × Xeon Platinum, up to 385 W TDP
- Memory: 512 GB–1 TB DDR5-5600
- Storage: 10 × NVMe flash
- NIC / PSU: 100/200/400 GbE · 2 × 2000 W
Quality assurance before it ships
The same six-stage process is applied to every FusionServer 1288H V7 we build, with a test record kept for each order.
Authenticity & intake
We verify the factory serial and model tag and confirm every component is genuine and correctly specified.
Assembly & firmware
CPUs, memory, drives and risers are seated to spec and BIOS, iBMC and RAID firmware are aligned.
Full POST diagnostics
The server completes power-on self-test with hardware diagnostics for CPU, memory and peripherals.
High-load burn-in
Extended testing under sustained load validates stability, thermals and the cooling and power redundancy.
Storage & RAID check
Every drive is recognized and the chosen RAID array plus cache protection is built and verified.
Final QC & packing
An independent reviewer signs off the configuration, then the unit is secured for export-safe transport.
A proven server maker, not an unknown name
Many buyers compare xFusion with Dell and ask whether the brand is established enough to trust with production workloads. xFusion is a large, independent server manufacturer with a documented engineering heritage and carrier-grade deployments, so the platform behind this 1288H V7 is built and supported at enterprise scale.
Built on a server heritage
Formed in 2021 from the x86 server business, retaining the engineering team and continuing the FusionServer line; an independent company, not a new assembler.
Top-tier market position
IDC places xFusion among the leading x86 server vendors in China and within the top tier globally — the scale that supports supply and service.
Deployed worldwide
Business in more than 100 countries, over 10,000 customers and a large global partner ecosystem across telecom, cloud and enterprise.
Trusted at carrier scale
Major telecom operators, internet and cloud companies run FusionServer at scale, with leading accelerator and component ecosystem certifications.
xFusion vs Dell: how to choose
Both are legitimate enterprise server brands built on Intel Xeon platforms; the difference is fit and total cost, not whether the hardware is genuine enterprise gear.
| Factor | xFusion FusionServer | Dell PowerEdge |
|---|---|---|
| Platform | Intel Xeon (4th/5th Gen), standard DDR5, PCIe 5.0 and OCP 3.0 in a chassis engineered for high-density data centers. | Intel Xeon platforms with a long on-premises track record and a broad global install base. |
| Best fit | High-density, cost-conscious data-center, virtualization, telecom and bulk deployments where channel pricing and density matter. | Organizations standardized on Dell or needing the widest on-site service footprint in every region. |
| Price / value | Typically a more competitive channel price for equivalent Intel specifications, lowering capital cost at quantity. | Premium pricing in many markets, partly reflecting brand and support reach. |
| Warranty & support | 3-year warranty on the new systems we supply, with our configuration, burn-in and export support included. | Dell factory support options; availability varies by country and contract. |
Our honest take: if you already run Dell under a global support contract, staying on Dell is reasonable. If you want the same current Intel platform at a better channel price for a project or fleet, xFusion is an established brand we configure, test and back with a 3-year warranty — not a gamble on an unknown vendor.
Why buy this server from us
Brand-new, 3-year warranty
This is a new xFusion server backed by a 3-year warranty — configured, burned in and documented before dispatch.
Tested for your workload
We size the platform with headroom and validate stability and thermal behavior, not just power-on, before shipment.
Global export & fast quoting
Beijing Xinchuan Technology Co., Ltd. ships to customers worldwide and typically returns a configured quote within one working day.
Configure your FusionServer 1288H V7
Tell us your workload, quantity and target region — we will recommend a build and send a quote within one working day.
Frequently asked questions
What is the FusionServer 1288H V7?
It is xFusion’s compact 1U, two-socket rack server powered by 4th- or 5th-Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors, designed for high-density virtualization, HPC, IDC, core IT and office-automation workloads.
How is it different from the 2288H V7?
The 1288H V7 is a 1U platform optimized for compute density and a small rack footprint; the 2288H V7 is a 2U platform with far more drive bays, PCIe slots and GPU options for storage and expansion-heavy workloads. Compare it with the xFusion 2288H V7 2U server.
How many CPUs and what TDP does it support?
It accepts one or two 4th- or 5th-Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors, with TDP up to 385 W per processor and up to 64 cores per socket.
What is the maximum memory configuration?
There are 32 DDR5 DIMM slots supporting RDIMM or RDIMM-3DS memory at up to 5600 MT/s, giving 8 memory channels per processor.
How many drives and NVMe devices can it hold?
It supports four hot-swap 3.5-inch drives or 8 to 12 hot-swap 2.5-inch drives, with up to ten NVMe SSDs, plus 32 × E1.s / 20 × E3.s flash options and two M.2 boot SSDs.
Can the 1288H V7 take accelerator cards?
Yes, up to three single-width accelerator cards with the appropriate riser, power supply and cooling configuration.
How do you test each server before shipment?
Authenticity verification, assembly and firmware checks, full POST diagnostics, extended high-load burn-in, storage and RAID validation and a final independent QC sign-off, with a test record kept for every order.
What warranty, lead time and condition apply?
Every unit is a brand-new server with a 3-year warranty, configured and tested before shipment; quotes are normally provided within one working day and we support global export.
Is xFusion as reliable as Dell?
Yes — xFusion is a large, independent server maker formed from the original x86 server business, ranked by IDC among the leading x86 vendors globally and deployed at scale by major telecom, cloud and enterprise customers in 100+ countries. Both brands use current Intel Xeon platforms; the practical difference is price, density and support fit rather than enterprise credibility. The new systems we supply carry a 3-year warranty and are burn-in tested.
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