IBM Power 560 Servers, 8234-EMA

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The IBM Power 560 system is for mid-size to large database servers and is compatible with UNIX, IBM i (formerly known as i5/OS) and Linux ERP/CRM application servers. With excellent scalability and performance, clients enjoy increased application performance as their system and business grows.

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IBM 8234-EMA Features
Specifications Description
System Packaging: 19″ Rack Drawer (4U)
Processor Type 64-bit Power6
Processor Cores 4, 8, 16 (4 cores per card)
Clock Rates: 3.6Ghz
Memory 8GB – 384GB (96GB per proc card)
max: 96GB per proc card
Cache 8MB L2 and 32MB L3 Cache per dual core processor chip
PCI Slots 4 PCI-X DDR (64-bit), 8 PCIe 8x
Max Disk (System I) 1332 drives | 570 TB
Max Disk (AIX/Linux) 1332 drives | 599 TB

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Further Detail on the IBM Power 560 Series:

•    19” rack drawer (4U)
•    64-bit POWER6 microprocessor
•    Number of processor cores per system: 4, 8, 16 ( 4 cores per processor card)
•    3.6 GHz clock rate
•     8 GB – 384 GB (max 96 GB per processor card) system memory
•    64 KB – 64 KB per core data instruction (L1) cache; 8 MB – per dual core processor chip L2 cache; 32 MB – per dual core processor chip L3 cache
•    160 Max logical partitions /micro-partitions
•    Max CEC PCI slots: 4 PCI-X DDR (64-bit); 8 PCIe 8x
•    Max PCI-X bus speed: 266 MHz
•    Max CEC disk storage: 5.4 TB with 450 GB drives
•    Max disk drives (CEC+I/O drawer) | storage with IBM i formatted drives: 1332 | 570 TB with 428 GB drives
•    Max disk drives (CEC+I/O drawer) | storage with AIX/Linux formatted drives: 1332 | 599 TB with 450 GB drives

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