
Lenovo ThinkSystem ST550 Tower Server Supply
Tower server in the listed Xeon configurations.
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Tower servers
A tower server puts enterprise hardware in an upright chassis that sits under a desk or in a corner of the office — no rack, no dedicated room. The tower line we supply is the Lenovo ThinkSystem ST range, in the configurations buyers most often ask for.

Tower server in the listed Xeon configurations.
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Tower server in the listed Bronze 3204 configurations.
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The wider ThinkSystem range, rack and tower together.
View supply options →Towers suit sites where the server must live outside a rack: branch offices, retail back rooms, clinics, studios and small plants. They run quietly enough for occupied space, take standard office power, and still carry the enterprise ingredients that matter — Xeon processors, ECC memory and RAID-backed storage.
The trade-off is density and growth. A tower estate grows one box at a time; once a site passes three or four servers, a small rack of 1U and 2U machines is usually the cleaner step, and the rack range on this site takes over from there.
Name the workload first — file and print, a line-of-business application, a small database, virtualisation for a handful of guests — then the drive count and backup arrangement. We quote the tower configuration against that brief.

Yes, within its memory and drive limits. For a small guest count a tower host is a practical single-box virtualisation platform; larger estates belong on the rack range.
RAID is a configuration choice on the tower line. State the drive count and the protection level you need in the inquiry and it is quoted as part of the build.
Send the model name, your target configuration and the delivery destination. We reply with a configuration-matched quote and the checks to run before shipment.