Dell Precision T3500, T5500 and T7500: Three Monstrous Plus New EqualLogic PS6000 SSD
This is story about three literally monstrous computers will not only be about what is best in the home market, because we are going with these Dell PCs that will not fly.
This is the Precision series, Dell Precision T3500, T5500 and T7500, PCs with Nehalem architecture, Intel’s new architecture known as the successor to the Core.
The T3500 will support 24GB of ECC DDR3 memory and it will cost $ 999, the T5500 will have 72GB of memory and the ability to have connectors for two Intel Xeon CPUs and it cost $ 1650. The latest model, the T7500, it will support 192GB of DDR3 memory ECC 1066MHz or 1333MHz and may have two Gen 2 PCle addition to NVIDIA SLI.
All computers support up to 1.5TB of storage using SATA disks, you have e-SATA port and DisplayPort connector.
Importantly, these computers are not for use by anyone who wants to check e-mail and write documents in Word. This could work quietly to manage a server or photo editing and video of the execution as complicated.
It will be more powerful new EqualLogic PS6000. It’s new EqualLogic PS6000 and SSD-equipped PS6000S storage arrays, These SSD has price start at around $17,000 and $25,000. Looks these pictures.
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Dell unveils Nehalem-based Precision T3500, T5500, and T7500 workstations, EqualLogic PS6000S solid state storage arrays
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Tags: Dell, EqualLogic, Monstrous, New, Precision, PS6000, SSD, T3500, T5500, T7500, three
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