Lenovo CTO SR650 V3 - 7D76SY1M00

Lenovo 7D76SY1M00 SR650 V3 Configure-to-Order Rack Server

Overview

The Lenovo 7D76SY1M00 is a configure-to-order (CTO) variant of the ThinkSystem SR650 V3 2U rack server — a platform commonly deployed as the compute backbone for enterprise VMS hosts, AI-inference nodes, and high-density NVR workloads where processor, memory, and storage configurations are tailored at order time rather than shipped as a fixed SKU. At 50 lb and 15.00 × 12.00 × 5.60 in, the SR650 V3 chassis occupies 2U of rack space, making it practical for standard 19-inch racks in server rooms, wiring closets, and edge deployments where vertical density matters. The CTO designation on 7D76SY1M00 means the unit ships with the processor, RAM, and storage options selected at time of purchase — verify your configuration details with your order confirmation before planning rack cabling and power allocation.

Compatibility

The 7D76SY1M00 is built on the Lenovo ThinkSystem SR650 V3 platform. It is compatible with the broader Lenovo ThinkSystem server ecosystem, including supported PCIe expansion cards, hot-swap drive bays, and redundant power supply options rated for the SR650 V3 chassis. As a rack server targeted at compute-intensive applications, it integrates with enterprise VMS platforms and storage-area network architectures where qualified Lenovo server hardware is specified. Confirm specific component compatibility — HBAs, NICs, GPU cards — against the Lenovo SR650 V3 compatibility matrix for your chosen CTO configuration, since installed options vary by order.

Installation Notes

At 50 lb, the SR650 V3 requires a two-person lift for safe rack installation — solo mounting into a mid-height rail position is a handling risk. The 5.60 in height (2U) requires standard 19-inch rack rail kits; verify rail kit inclusion in your CTO order, as rail hardware is not always bundled with CTO configurations. The unit ships from MX (Mexico) as country of origin. Allow adequate rear clearance for cable management: at 15 in depth, airflow and cable egress behind the server will determine whether a 24-inch or 29-inch rack enclosure is appropriate for your install.