Introduction of four cost-effective tower server

Compared to rack servers, tower servers have a great advantage in terms of price, so many companies are very concerned about the trend of the tower server, the mainstream server products, not only in the processor to use the latest dual-core technology, while in other accessories such as memory, hard disk and so on should adopt the forefront of technology. Today I give you introduce four cost-effective aspects of a very good tower server, quickly and I pay attention to it!

IBM System x3500

IBM System x3500 is a two-way 5U tower Server, with a standard 1 45 nm Xeon E5405 four core processor, 2.0GHz Central frequency, front bus 1333MHz, quad-core sharing 12M two cache, maximum support 2 CPU, and support 64-bit four core processor. In addition, IBM System x3500 also features http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/14291.html "> Print Servers" for mail, databases, and Internet clients sharing resources.

In memory, IBM System x3500 is equipped with 2 1GB pc2-5300 memory and supports up to 48GB of next-generation high-performance 667MHz memory through 12 DIMM slots. On the network side, IBM System x3500 integrates RAID 0, 1, 10. Peripherals with a DVD-ROM drive, integrated dual Gigabit Ethernet interface. 835W hot-swappable/redundant power supplies.

Storage, the standard 1 high-speed 146GB SAS hard drive, the largest support 2.4TB SAS hard drive. Up to 8 hot-swappable SAS or SATA hard drives or up to 12 hot-swappable SFF SAS or SATA hard drives to support greater storage capacity.

Dell PowerEdge T610

The Dell PowerEdge T610 is a dual-tower server for small and medium sized and remote Office applications, and is based on the latest Nehalem Xeon 5500 platform with stable performance, high scalability, easy management, and a tower-type chassis with better scalability and cooling.

The Dell PowerEdge T610 uses the Intel 5520 chipset to support dual Xeon 5500 processors. Standard 1 Intel Xeon E5520, Frequency 2.26GHz, quad-core sharing 8MB three cache, with 5.86gt/s QPi bus. Although the processor is an entry-level product in Xeon 5500 that supports Hyper-threading and turbo Boost technology, it has a significant performance advantage over the previous generation.

In terms of extensibility, Dell PowerEdge T610, Standard 4*1GB ECC DDR3, motherboard integrated 12 memory slots, support 96GB 800MHz, 1066MHz or 1333MHz DDR3 memory. Flexible storage, providing 3 146GB SAS hard drive, maximum support for 8 2.5-inch or 3.5-inch SAS hard drive, optional perc/6i SAS RAID control card, support for RAID 0/1/5/6, and network integration with dual Gigabit Ethernet NIC.