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1 total messages Started by Computers Ross Wed, 10 Jun 1998 00:00
New SUN AXi servers
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Author: Computers Ross
Date: Wed, 10 Jun 1998 00:00
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Sun UltraSPARC AXi servers

The Ultra AXi motherboard powered by the UltraSPARC-IIi processor,
offers the best price /performance server engine.

By combining Sun's proven SPARC / Solaris technology with standard 
PC components, systems using the Ultra AXi motherboard deliver the 
highest systems performance at the lowest cost.

The Ultra AXi comes standard with a comprehensive feature set.
Supporting upto 1GB of error checking and correcting (ECC) memory,
the Ultra AXi has an on-board dual channel Ultra Wide SCSI as well
as on-board 10/100 MB ethernet conection and six 33 MHZ / 32 Bit PCI 
slots.

Exceptional performance at an entry level price, the Ultra AXi is 
designed not only to meet current network requirements but also to 
meet future network demands.

Features & Benefits

UltraSPARC IIi processor, 270 MHz with 256 Kb cache or 300 MHz with
512 Kb cache, in the third quater of this year the 333 MHz with 2 Mb 
cache will be available.

One Gigabyte maximum memory

Six PCI slots

Integrated dual channel U/W SCSI

Integrated 10/100 Mb ethernet

Enviroment sensing & advanced system monitoring.

Integrated SUN's FFB2 graphics

Example spec / price

Midi tower ATX system, with SUN AXi motherboard with UltraSPARC IIi 
270 MHz processor with 256 Kb cache, 128 Mb system memory, floppy, 
4.3 Gb U/W SCSI hard disk, 24 speed SCSI CD ROM, ATi 4 Mb PCI graphics,
PS2 keyboard & mouse, Mitsubishi 17" Diamondtron monitor, Solaris 2.6,
12 months support.

System cost �3600.00 plus VAT.

Options on memory, CPU, keyboard & mouse, graphics card, monitor, 
hard disk, RAID, rack mount etc.

For a specific quotation please call United Kingdom +44 (0) 1594 592720 or
EMAIL.
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