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There was a time when 1U servers didn't pack much of a punch. But dual- and quad-core processors have changed everything. These processors can work on multiple tasks simultaneously without forcing applications to compete for processing power.
Solution providers now can offer 1U servers with unprecedented capacity, containing two quad-core Intel Xeon processors, 32 Gbytes of memory, up to six hard drives and redundant power supplies, and up to 42 of these servers will fit in a standard rack.
Here we take a look at four 1U servers: the Gateway E-9425R, the Hewlett-Packard DL360 G5, the IBM System x3550 and the Supermicro SuperServer 6015B-URV.
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| Slide Show: 4 Quad-Core Servers |
Vendors submitted a two-way 1U server with a single 1.87GHz Xeon processor, 2 Gbytes of memory, one 73-Gbyte Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) hard drive and Windows 2003 Server as the operating system. Engineers benchmarked the servers using PassMark's PerformanceTest software.
Engineers evaluated the products based on feature set, product quality, price/performance, ease of deployment, ease of use and profit potential for channel partners.
Next: Hewlett-Packard ProLiant DL360 G5
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