IBM 750 manual Table of contents

IBM United States Hardware Announcement

110-009, dated February 9, 2010

IBM Power 750 Express server offers IBM POWER7 technology and large enterprise compute capability in small form factor

Table of contents

2	Overview	32	Publications
3	Key prerequisites	33	Technical information
3	Planned availability date	47	Terms and conditions
4	Description	51	Prices
23	Statement of general direction	86	Order now

23Product number

At a glance

The Power® 750 Express server is a powerful 1- to 4-socket server that supports up to 32 cores with the configuration flexibility to meet today's growth and tomorrow's processing needs. The server features:

•Powerful POWER7 processors that offer 6-core to 32-core configuration options

–6-, 12-, 18-, and 24-core 3.3 GHz configurations (6-core processor card)

–8-, 16-, 24-, and 32-core 3.0 or 3.3 GHz configurations (8-core processor card)

–32-core 3.55 GHz configuration

•Up to 512 GB of memory with four processor cards installed, optionally augmented with Active MemoryTM Expansion

•Up to four optional PCIe I/O drawers or up to eight optional PCI-X I/O drawers, with up to 41 PCIe slots or up to 50 PCI-X slots

•Rich I/O options in the system unit

–Five PCI slots in the system unit

–Eight disk/solid-state disk (SSD) SAS SFF (small form factor) bays -- up to 2.4

TB

–Slimline DVD-RAM

–Half-high bay for tape or removable drive

–Integrated SAS/SATA controller for disk/SSD/DVD

–Optional 175 MB RAID write cache for disk/SSD

–Integrated Virtual Ethernet ports (four 1 Gb or two 10 Gb)

•Rack-mount configuration

•EnergyScaleTM technology

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