Specifications Of A Dell Server Rack 6800
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The Dell server rack 6800 was first introduced in 2006. It has a lot of different configurations that you can choose from. What is nice about Dell is that they will train your entire workforce on how to use a Dell server rack.
There are several different things that you need to think about whenever you are choosing a Dell server rack. This includes such things as the processor, memory, storage, various features and whether or not you plan to expand in the future. All of these things will influence the type of Dell server rack you choose.
The Dell server rack 6800 is able to use up to four dual-core 64-bit Xeon processors. There is also an 800 MHz front side bus available. Furthermore you will have up to 16MB f L3 cache available for each of your processors.
One gigabyte or up to 64GB of memory configurations are supported by the Dell server rack 6800. The maximum internal storage that is available with the Dell server rack 6800 is 3.6 terabytes and your choice of 36, 73, 146 or 300 GB SCSI hard drives. You will also have 10 3.5-inch hot pluggable bays. This includes both a floppy drive bay and an optical drive bay. There is also access available for SAS, SCSI and fiber plugs for any additional storage devices that you want to use with your Dell server rack 6800.
The power supply on the Dell server rack 6800 consists of a 1,570-watt hot plug. This is a redundant unit that runs at between 110 and 240 volts. There is also an embedded ATI Radeon 7,000 controller card that has 16 MB of dedicated SDRAM. As such, there are several different options available for backing up your Dell server rack 6800.
While all of these things may make the Dell server rack 6800 seem like a good deal now, you also need to think about the future when you may need to consider expansion. Fortunately, with the Dell server rack 6800 you are given a total of 7 expansion slots, four of which are PCI Express slots and the other three are PCI-X slots. These will allow you to transfer up to one gigabyte per second instead of the usual 133 megabytes per second that you can transfer with the standard PCI. Nevertheless, only you can decide whether the Dell server rack 6800 is right for what you need.
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