Details on server specifications class wise ( entry / mid range /high )

[Ranjit_3]

Hi All ,
Is there any link where I can get the class wise specifications on the 9000 series servers . I want information on 9000 series servers K/L/N/V/T/rp class .like which one is enty level / mid and high , with specifications .
Thanks in advance..

[melvyn burnard]

Take a browse here:
http://docs.hp.com/en/hw.html

[Joseph Loo]

hi,

this link is for the latest superdome and rp series:

http://www.hp.com/products1/servers/HP9000_family_overview.html

the older models, i.e. A/K/L/V etc are not easy to find, but this one has a "Discontinued product" link:

http://www.hp.com/products1/servers/9000_discontinued.html

or try this:

http://www.abtechsys.com/hp_servers/hp_servers.html

regards.

[Ranjit_3]

Hi Melvyn ,
I am unable to get teh info class wise and there I am unable to get any info related to 9000/800/L1500-5x , 9000/800/N4000-44, K series , T series .I am able to see the server models on Discontinued series of servers , but no specifications are available .

[Ranjit_3]

Hi Joseph ,
Thanks a lot for those links , I am able to get the model wise specifications / max specifications .

One last question How exactly can i classify them between Entry / Mid / High level servers ?

[Joseph Loo]

hi ranjit,

i do not suppose they group the previous series, i.e. K/L/N/A/... into these classes. probably only server or workstation classes.

i believe they only started it with the current rp series. some more info:

http://h71028.www7.hp.com/ERC/downloads/5982-3520EN.PDF

regards.

[Florian Heigl (new acc)]

the L1000/L1500/L2000/L3000 became the rp54xx systems, A/L/N also became something different.

For information on old systems, You might want to look at http://www.openpa.net .

I'll do a small dump, but not all might be correct :(

old:
D-Class/R-Class, entry
K-Class 1-6 CPU, 120-280MHz, midrange
V-Class 1-32 CPU, something-450MHz, highend

not so old:
A-Class, 180-850MHz entry
L-Class, 360-??? MHz entry-to-midrange
N-Class, 360-650 MHz midrange to highend
still V-Class and Superdome

current:
these all go by rpSomething, I don't know them by heart.
Keystone, midrange
Matterhorn's, highend
Superdome, highend

[timmy b.]

Ranjit
This attachment is 3 years old, but it covers many of the servers you are asking about. It does not have any of the Itanium (rx) or the newer rp (rp7620/rp8420)lines. Does this give you what you were looking for?

Good Luck - Tim

[Joshua Scott]

Server, CPUs, CPU Speed, Max Memory

Entry Level:
A180 1 CPU 180MHz 2GB
R/D-class 1-2 CPU 100-240MHz 3GB
L1000/2000 1-4 CPU 360-540MHz 16GB
rp5430/rp5470 1-4 CPU 550-875MHz 16GB

Mid-Range:
K-class 1-6 CPU 100-240MHz 8GB
N-class 1-8 CPU 360-550MHz 32GB
rp7400 1-8 CPU 550-750MHz 32GB
rp7410 2-8 CPU 650-875MHz 64GB
rp8400 2-16 CPU 650-875MHz 128GB

High-end
T-class 1-14 CPU 90-180MHz 16GB
V-class 1-32 CPU 200-552MHz 32GB
Superdome 8600/8700 2-64 CPU 552-875MHz 256GB

Note that the V2500 & V2600 were 'SCA' Capable, which means that you could interconnect them to create a larger server.

V2600 SCA 16-128 CPU 440-552MHz 128GB

Josh