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Vibrant carries a broad inventory of used IBM  System i5 and IBM i5 servers and upgrades.

The iSeries 890 is the largest, most commanding server in the iSeries and supports thousands of users providing high end performance for web, e-business and core 5250 Online Transaction processing applications. The 890 can run applications in multiple operating environments concurrently. With two processor features and two options editions, users can match workload to the appropriate processor.

Other key features on this model include:
•    64-bit RISC IBM POWER4 microprocessor
•    16/24-Way and 24/32-Way SMP offerings
•    8GB to 256GB memory
•    1 to 2047 disk drives (17.5GB to 144TB)
•    IOP – IOA Architecture
•    High performance PCI buses supporting 14 to 672 PCI-X slots
•    High Speed Links to up to 47 HSL-attached expansion towers
•    Windows supports
•    Up to 48 Integrated xSeries Servers
•    Up to 60 Integrated xSeries Adapters
•    Hot plug disk, hot plug PCI-X and redundant power supply
•    Integrated DVD-ROM or DVD-RAM

Request a quote now on used IBM System i5 and IBM i5 servers and upgrades or contact us at info@vibrant.com or 888-443-8606 with any questions and price request.

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Related models:

1. IBM iSeries 870 Server
2. IBM iSeries 800 Server
3. IBM iSeries 810 Server
4. IBM iSeries 825 Server
5. IBM System I 520 Server

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