Supermicro Launches 4W and 8W Atom Server Solutions

[opethian]

Supermicro Launches 4W and 8W Atom Server Solutions
Super Micro Computer, Inc., a leader in application-optimized, high performance server solutions, today announced the launch of 4-watt and 8-watt Intel Atom processor-based Server Building Block Solutions. These extreme low-power and quiet solutions deliver the best expansion and storage features of any Atom-based platform and are designed for embedded industrial PC (IPC) applications.

These quiet, energy saving solutions make ideal storage and network appliances or print and email servers. In addition, Supermicro's mini-tower chassis with advanced user-friendly design features create a very cost-effective home or office workstation for basic computing including Internet usage, office and educational applications.

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"Bringing the low-power consumption advantages of Atom processors to the server appliance market empowers our customers with energy-saving, quiet solutions that provide flexible expansion and storage features previously unattainable with Atom solutions," said Charles Liang, president and CEO of Supermicro.

Optimized for the single-core Atom 230 processor, which consumes only 4 watts of power, Supermicro's cost-effective X7SLA-L platform supports up to four SATA ports with RAID 0, 1, 5 and 10, along with seven USB 2.0 headers, 2 GB DDR2 memory, Intel GMA 950 graphics and a Gigabit Ethernet port. For more performance-intensive applications, the high-end X7SLA-H integrates the dual-core Atom 330 processor, which consumes 8 watts of power and expands upon the features of the X7SLA-L with dual Gigabit Ethernet ports, an additional onboard Type A USB 2.0 connector and an extra internal serial port.

Weighing only ten pounds and with a depth of 9.8 inches, Supermicro's mini-sized 5015A SuperServers feature a high-efficiency, quiet power supply, two internal hard drives, and a full-height, half-length expansion card option. The fan-less design of Supermicro's SC502-200B chassis enables silent operation and minimizes system power consumption.

For greater expansion and storage features, Supermicro offers the SuperServer 5035A, which supports four hot-swap drive bays and three add-on cards. This server features a high-efficiency 300-watt power supply that has earned the 80-Plus Bronze level certification for achieving 85%+ power efficiency. The system's mini-tower chassis (SC731i-300B) also includes a host of user-friendly design features for easy installation. These quick-and-easy features include a toolless side panel, toolless drive bays, 90-degree pivoting hard disk drive cage, and stamped motherboard support (no standoffs required). This small footprint server also supports two external 5.25" bays and Kensington lock security to safeguard the system.

Supermicro Server Building Block Solutions offer exceptional flexibility and outstanding features. For more information on Supermicro's comprehensive line of server solutions please visit Supermicro.

Source: Supermicro
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[Necrokiller]

Post the copy pasted material in quotes please ..coz we wouldn't know which part you're saying

 

[abobobilly]

Post the copy pasted material in quotes please ..coz we wouldn't know which part you're saying

i dont think he said anything. He just posted the same with the reference to the original material

---------- Post added at 03:42 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:40 AM ----------

& Maximum 8 watt of power
wow

 

[Necrokiller]

i dont think he said anything. He just posted the same with the reference to the original material

Exactly my point... its better to Quote it whats not being said by you as a general rule.

 

[opethian]

yaar jub time hoga i will add my comments n quote the reffered material .. since i have no comments thats y i have just copy pasted!
why i do that cause no one visits the site ... otherwise wrting just the title n few HOLY COWS is more easy for me
necro will do as u said but in an article which most people will read

 

[BeLoShI]

^ Yup necro is right and u've read that so u shud as well express a single line if not a long expression of urs in it. *Must*

 

[opethian]

okay noted ... for future compliance

but point is why to add any comment to some topic which will not get any attention except of bilal necro etc ... let tthe topic get due attention n people start asking things only then gurus like u will add comments ... n my personnel comment can be wrong or biased which i dnt want it to be ... let teh news flash n after that things should be discussed!
or to ge attention i will make a stupid remark

 

[BeLoShI]

^ It doesnt matter if they are stupid, racist , biased and pointless. It shows the poster has actually read the article or not. Or its just Blind Copy pasting. Hope u understand what I mean

 

[abobobilly]

okay i think 'nuff of this.... we should stick to the topic from now on.
As long as that "Quote" statement, i know Captain saab pretty well

 

[opethian]

sure man ... but u will see the article of my intrest properly formattd n with due remakrs ... those topics which will be read by one or two members .. i dnt feel like adding any remakrs to them ... cause max people just say WOW OMG MF ... so unless the topic gets due attention its a waste of time to add comments ... people hardly read the whole article ...
but i will see to it ... cant make it a standard format ... magar i will look into it ... n follow where it will be necessasry

 

[BeLoShI]

Alrite Enough with the chit chat back on to the topic. I dont personally like or have an intel atom being used as a server. It doesnt have the capability.

Yeah if u are talking abt unix server or may be using it as a router for the network (Microtik) for example. For the user management may be these servers come handy.