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HP ProLiant D元60 G6 Technical Specifications

Integrated ATI ES1000, 64MB video standardġx HP NC382i Dual Port Multifuction Gigabit Server Adapter (two ports total) with TCP/IP Offload Engine, including support for Accelerated iSCSIĢx PCIe G2 slots: 1 Full-length x16 and 1 low-profile x8 PCI ExpressĢx USB 2.0 2x PS/2 (Keyboard and Mouse) 2x Network RJ-45 1x ILO 1x VGA (Video) 1x Serial 1x SD Slotġx HP Proliant D元60 G6 - Dual CPU rack server Note: If only one processor is installed, only half the DIMM slots are available HP PROLIANT D元60 G6 - Dual CPU (CONFIGURE TO ORDER) What's more, the D元60 G6 steps up the fault tolerance in an ultra-dense platform with redundant power, redundant fans, mirrored memory and embedded RAID capability. The D元60 G6 provides a high performance system, ideal for the full range of scale out applications. The D元60 G6 has select Intel 5500/5600 Series Xeon Processors (Six-Core, Quad-Core and Dual-Core) with a choice of DDR3 Registered or Unbuffered DIMMs, integrated HP Smart Array for SATA, SAS and SSD hard drive support, PCI Express Gen2 technology and ProLiant iLO management. I’ve just done HP, I’ll need to work on Dell/IBM.Combining improved 1U compute performance, smart power and cooling management with infrastructure management tools and essential fault tolerance, the HP ProLiant D元60 G6 is optimized for space constrained operations. I’ll upload this to the documentation site later today.

For example the D元60 G1 quickspecs were updated between late December 20, for this server, I’ve set the averaged date as 2002.

The ‘averaged date’ is where I’ve set an average age of the server or manufacture year. Please note this is meant as a guide, I’ve been careful, but there could be mistakes so do double check before quoting me. on the different parts of the HP support and quickpecs site. The dates noted are the dates listed relate to the different versions/updates to the ‘quickspecs’. With this in mind, I’ve put together the data below, please note the actual age will depend on the specification as well as the purchase date.

One of the things you regularly get asked as a server guy is the specifications of your server, as well as the age of your server – more relevant if you want to move/refresh your estate. It might also be useful if you’re seeking to virtualize anything with ‘no capex’ or older than 2005 for example. Posted by martin237 on in Data Center, Servers, Virtualisation, VMware | 0 comments