PowerEdge C Reviews

Users report a favorable ROI from PowerEdge C, highlighting its good performance and speed for pricing. They note significant returns and value in providing ROI sheets for customer assurance. Organizations highlight the ease of support, maintenance, and configuration compared to HP, with Dell's stability and efficiency being advantages. Despite notable costs, users cite Dell's advantages in support and performance outweigh these, aided by broader organizational certification. Some have not explicitly calculated ROI but recognize financial and operational benefits.

PowerEdge C is often described as moderately priced with costs varying based on configuration and additional features. While some users find it expensive, others appreciate its value, citing competitive pricing and reasonable licensing fees. Annual subscription licenses are standard, with additional costs for specific features. Pricing is seen as a critical factor; however, many users rate its affordability favorably compared to alternatives. Extended warranties and support options influence overall expenses.

• "I don't handle the financial aspects, so I don't know the exact costs, but in terms of the value it brings, it's worth it."
• "The product costs can be high, especially for disks and other components."
• "I would rate the pricing 4 out of 10, in terms of its cost expense."

PowerEdge C is highly stable, characterized by minimal downtime and reliable performance. Users consistently rate its stability between eight and ten on a scale of ten, noting no significant issues with bugs or crashes. The servers maintain excellent functionality, with experiences highlighting the best stability for storage and network. While most attest to its robust nature, a few mention minor stability troubles.