Are your enterprise servers new and genuine?

Yes. We supply new and factory-sealed new-old-stock (NOS) servers from Dell, Lenovo, xFusion and Inspur, sourced through authorized manufacturer channels. New servers are covered by a 3-year warranty.

Can you ship GPU and storage servers to my country?

We export to 60+ countries across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America, with door-to-door freight, customs documentation and insurance handled by our team.

How fast will I receive a quotation?

Most configuration lists receive a detailed quotation within one business day. For complex deployments, our engineers confirm compatibility and provide options before pricing.

Do you support system integrators and resellers?

Yes — system integrators, IT resellers, project suppliers and tender bidders are our primary customers. We offer multi-brand consolidation, neutral configuration advice and repeat-order account support.

How do I pay, and what terms are available?

We accept international bank transfer (T/T) in USD. Standard orders are confirmed against a proforma invoice, while established repeat accounts and project bidders can discuss agreed payment terms in advance.

What is the lead time for delivery to the Middle East or Southeast Asia?

In-stock configurations are normally built and tested within a few business days, followed by door-to-door air or sea freight depending on the destination. We provide a clear timeline and tracking once the order is confirmed.

How is warranty and after-sales support handled overseas?

New servers carry a 3-year warranty. Our support team coordinates with the manufacturer and arranges replacement parts and remote troubleshooting, so you receive the same level of service in any region we ship to.

Can you build a fully custom configuration to my specification?

Yes. Send your required CPU, memory, drives, accelerators, power and networking preferences — or simply describe the workload and target budget. Our engineers specify, assemble and burn-in test the complete system before shipment.

xFusion FusionServer 2258 V7 2U rack server front view

xFusion FusionServer · AMD EPYC 2U

FusionServer 2258 V7: The Value-Focused 2U Server on AMD EPYC 9004

Q: Is the FusionServer 2258 V7 an AMD or Intel server?

It is an AMD platform supporting one or two 4th Generation AMD EPYC 9004 Series (Genoa) processors with up to 400 W TDP each.

Q: How many drives does the 2258 V7 support?

Up to 24 NVMe SSD, 25 SAS/SATA 2.5-inch drives, or 12 to 16 3.5-inch drives, plus two M.2 boot drives.

Q: Can it run an all-NVMe storage configuration?

Yes, it supports up to 24 NVMe U.2 SSDs in 2U for software-defined storage and high-IOPS workloads.

Q: How many GPUs can I install?

Up to two dual-width GPU cards or eight single-width cards.

Q: Is the 2258 V7 suitable for virtualization?

Yes, with up to two EPYC processors, 24 DDR5 DIMMs and PCIe 5.0 it handles dense virtualization and VDI.

Q: What warranty is included?

Every new 2258 V7 carries a 3-year warranty and is burn-in tested before dispatch.

Q: Do you provide RAID and OS configuration?

Yes, we configure RAID, firmware, network and supported operating systems to your requirements.

Q: Is xFusion as reliable as Dell?

xFusion is a large independent server maker ranked by IDC among the leading vendors and deployed in 100+ countries, a credible alternative to Dell PowerEdge.

The xFusion FusionServer 2258 V7 is a 2U dual-socket rack server built around 4th Generation AMD EPYC 9004 processors. It pairs strong core counts and PCIe 5.0 bandwidth with a drive layout that scales from eight front bays all the way to 24 NVMe drives, making it a cost-effective fit for virtualization, software-defined storage, cloud and web workloads.

Virtualization

Dense EPYC core counts and 24 DDR5 DIMMs for a high VM-per-rack footprint.

Software-defined storage

Up to 24 NVMe or 25 SAS/SATA drives in 2U for SDS and big-data nodes.

Cloud & web

Reliable 2U platform for CDN, web front-ends, OA and small-enterprise IT.

AI inference

Up to two dual-width or eight single-width accelerators for inference at the edge.

Technical specifications

Figures below follow the official xFusion FusionServer 2258 V7 datasheet.

Form factor	2U rack server
Processor	1 or 2 × 4th Generation AMD EPYC 9004 Series (Genoa), up to 400 W TDP per processor
Memory	12 or 24 × DDR5 DIMM slots, up to 4800 MT/s
Local storage	8 × 2.5″ SAS/SATA; 12 to 16 × 3.5″ SAS/SATA; up to 24 × NVMe SSD; 12 × 2.5″ with 8 NVMe; plus 2 × M.2 (SATA/NVMe)
RAID	RAID 0, 1, 10, 5, 50, 6, 60; supercapacitor cache protection; level migration and drive roaming
Network	1 × OCP 3.0 NIC, configurable, hot-swappable, PCIe 5.0
PCIe expansion	1 × FlexIO slot for OCP 3.0; 8 × full-height standard PCIe slots, including 4 × PCIe 5.0
GPU support	2 × dual-width GPU cards or 8 × single-width GPU cards
Fan modules	4 × hot-swappable counter-rotating fan modules, N+1 redundancy
Power supply	900 W / 2000 W Platinum or Titanium; 1500 W Platinum; 3000 W Titanium; 1+1 redundancy
Management	iBMC with dedicated GE management port; Redfish, SNMP, IPMI 2.0, HTML5/VNC KVM; optional FusionDirector
Security	Power-on and administrator passwords, TPM 2.0, security panel, secure boot, chassis-cover detection
Dimensions (H×W×D)	86.1 × 447 × 798 mm (3.39 × 17.60 × 31.42 in)
Operating systems	FusionOS, Windows Server, SUSE Linux Enterprise, VMware vSphere, RHEL, Oracle Linux, Ubuntu

Performance at a glance

These are theoretical ceilings derived from published interface specifications — not measured benchmark scores.

12 channels

DDR5-4800 per EPYC CPU

PCIe 5.0

Up to 4 full-speed slots

24 NVMe

All-flash 2U maximum

400 GbE

Via OCP 3.0 NIC options

Throughput in production depends on the exact EPYC SKU, memory population, RAID controller, NIC and workload profile. We size the configuration to your application rather than quoting headline numbers.

Real hardware

These are the actual FusionServer 2258 V7 units we configure and test, not generic marketing renders.

Inside the FusionServer 2258 V7 chassis with dual CPU heatsinks, DIMM banks and fan wall

Inside the 2U chassisDual-socket board, DDR5 DIMM banks, remote heat-pipe heatsinks and the N+1 counter-rotating fan wall

FusionServer 2258 V7 rear I/O panel and dual 2000W power supplies

Rear I/O & powerPCIe risers, iBMC MGMT, onboard GE and dual 2000 W PSUs

FusionServer 2258 V7 front honeycomb bezel with USB, VGA and status panel

Front service panelHoneycomb bezel over hot-swap bays, with USB, VGA and the 2258 V7 status tag

FusionServer 2258 V7 factory serial number and model barcode tag

Serial & model tagEvery unit is checked against its factory serial and model barcode before dispatch

Example configurations

Starting points we commonly quote. Final specs are tailored to your workload and budget.

Entry

General-purpose 2U

1 × EPYC 9004 (up to 400 W)
12 × DDR5-4800
8 × 2.5″ SAS/SATA
OCP 3.0 dual-GE NIC
1 × 900 W PSU

Balanced

Virtualization host

2 × EPYC 9004
24 × DDR5-4800
12 × 2.5″ incl. 8 NVMe
Hardware RAID, OCP 3.0 NIC
2 × 2000 W PSU, 1+1

All-flash

SDS / big-data node

2 × EPYC 9004
24 × DDR5-4800
24 × NVMe U.2 SSD
OCP 3.0 high-speed NIC
2 × 3000 W PSU, 1+1

How we prepare every server

A consistent six-step process before anything leaves our facility.

Identity & verificationConfirm model, serial tag and bill of materials against the order.

Assembly & firmwareInstall CPUs, memory, drives and cards; align BIOS and iBMC firmware.

POST & diagnosticsBoot to POST and clear all hardware and sensor alerts.

Burn-in testRun an extended stress and thermal cycle under load.

RAID & provisioningConfigure arrays, controllers and network to specification.

Final check & packFinal inspection, documentation and secure packaging.

Every new FusionServer 2258 V7 we supply is burn-in tested, documented and covered by a 3-year warranty.

Why the xFusion brand holds up

A few facts buyers weighing xFusion against larger Western brands often ask about.

Roots in enterprise servers

Formed in 2021 from an established enterprise x86 server engineering team.

Recognized market position

IDC places xFusion among the leading server vendors in China and in the top tier globally.

Global deployment

Servers deployed in more than 100 countries for enterprise and telecom customers.

Carrier-grade scale

Hardware designed for the reliability requirements of large telecom networks.

Factor	xFusion FusionServer	Dell PowerEdge
Platform heritage	Enterprise x86 team background, strong in China and emerging markets	Long on-premises track record with a broad global install base
Best fit	Cost-conscious virtualization, SDS and cloud builds	Standardized enterprise fleets and global frameworks
Value	Competitive pricing for equivalent core, memory and drive counts	Premium pricing with broad configuration options
Warranty	3-year warranty backed by our testing and support	3-year and extended on-site service options
Support reach	Solid in our regions; varies by locality	One of the widest on-site service footprints worldwide

Our honest take: xFusion is a proven, large-scale server maker, not an unknown commodity. If you already hold a global Dell support contract and need on-site service everywhere, Dell remains the safe choice. If you want strong EPYC performance and storage density at a better price in the regions we serve, the 2258 V7 is an excellent value.

Tested before dispatch

Six-step preparation with documented burn-in and final inspection.

Fast, accurate quotes

Configuration-level pricing, usually within one working day.

Global B2B shipping

Export experience across the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the FusionServer 2258 V7 an AMD or Intel server?

It is an AMD platform. The 2258 V7 supports one or two 4th Generation AMD EPYC 9004 Series (Genoa) processors with up to 400 W TDP each. If you specifically need Intel Xeon, the FusionServer 2288H V7 and 1288H V7 use 4th/5th Generation Xeon.

How is the 2258 V7 different from the 2288H V7?

The 2258 V7 is the AMD EPYC value-focused 2U model; the 2288H V7 is the Intel Xeon general-purpose 2U. Both are dual-socket 2U servers, but they use different processor families, memory channel layouts and expansion configurations.

How many drives does the 2258 V7 support?

Depending on the backplane, it supports up to 25 × 2.5″ SAS/SATA SSD, 12 to 16 × 3.5″ SAS/SATA, up to 24 × NVMe SSD, or 12 × 2.5″ including 8 NVMe, plus two M.2 drives for boot.

Can it run an all-NVMe storage configuration?

Yes. The 2258 V7 supports up to 24 NVMe U.2 SSDs in a 2U chassis, which makes it well suited to software-defined storage, big data and high-IOPS database workloads.

How many GPUs can I install?

It accepts up to two dual-width GPU cards or up to eight single-width cards, suitable for inference and moderate acceleration rather than large-scale training.

Is the 2258 V7 suitable for virtualization?

Yes. With up to two EPYC processors, 24 DDR5 DIMMs and PCIe 5.0, it handles dense virtual machine hosts, private cloud and VDI deployments.

What warranty is included?

Every new 2258 V7 we supply carries a 3-year warranty, with the server burn-in tested and documented before dispatch.

Do you provide RAID and OS configuration?

Yes. We configure RAID arrays (0, 1, 10, 5, 50, 6, 60), firmware, network and supported operating systems such as Windows Server, VMware vSphere and major Linux distributions to your requirements.

Is xFusion as reliable as Dell?

xFusion is a large, independent server maker ranked by IDC among the leading vendors, with servers deployed in 100+ countries. It is a credible alternative to Dell PowerEdge, especially on value; choose Dell if you require its specific global on-site service footprint.