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The ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT card features a 256MB GDDR3 frame buffer, PCI Express 2.0 interface, and two dual-link DVI ports. With up to four ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT graphics cards installed, a Mac Pro can support up to 8 30-inch Apple Cinema HD Displays. Compatibility: Requires Mac Pro with PCI-Express 2.0 Includes a DVI to VGA connector for easy connection to VGA-based displays |
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The ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT card features a 256MB GDDR3 frame buffer, PCI Express 2.0 interface, and two dual-link DVI ports. With up to four ATI Radeon HD 2600 XT graphics cards installed, a Mac Pro can support up to 8 30-inch Apple Cinema HD Displays. Compatibility: Requires Mac Pro with PCI-Express 2.0 Includes a DVI to VGA connector for easy connection to VGA-based displays |
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The Apple Drive Module (ADM) is a hot-pluggable hard drive in a special drive carrier module designed for easy server upgradeability and maintenance. Apple SAS Drive Modules are available in 73GB or 300GB capacities and operate at 15,000 rpm and are equipped with 16MB of disk cache SAS (Serial Attach SCSI) hard drives SAS drives deliver higher sequential performance (up to 125MB/s) and outstanding random access performance for the most demanding applications. Best-in-class mean time between failure (MTBF) ratings means you can trust Xserve to deliver ultimate reliability for critical server environments. SAS drives are ideal for applications requiring the highest performance, fastest random access times, and highest reliability available. SAS drive modules features a point-to-point interconnect to each drive, enabling each drive to be electrically isolated from each other so that drives don't compete for bandwidth, and utilize a protocol that enables fast data transfer to and from the hard drive -- 3.0 gigabytes of data per second. Software and Hardware RAID options Mac OS X Server includes AppleRAID, providing RAID 0 and 1 support through software, allowing you to increase either data redundancy or performance. Xserve features on-line rebuilding of RAID 1 volumes and is able to boot from RAID volumes. Choose any combination of mirroring or striping across the three drive bays. RAID configurations require a minimum of two ADM hard drives. For increased protection and performance, add the Xserve RAID card to your Xserve, which provides hardware RAID 0, 1 and 5 with 256MB of cache and a 72-hour cache battery backup. Apple Drive Module SAS Compatibility SAS Apple Drive Modules are compatible only with the Intel-based Xserve. For drive module compatibility with other Xserve systems, please see http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107569 |
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The Apple Drive Module (ADM) is a hot-pluggable hard drive in a special drive carrier module designed for easy server upgradeability and maintenance. Apple Serial ATA Drive Modules are available in capacities up to 1TB and operate at 7200 rpm. The 80GB drive is equipped with 8MB of disk cache. The 1TB drive uses perpendicular recording technology to achieve greater capacity while increasing performance and is equipped with 32MB disk cache. Both drives are 24x7 server-class rated and are ideal for applications needing capacity and great storage value with excellent performance. Using up to three drive modules, the Xserve can be configured from 80GB to 3TB of internal storage. Unpopulated bays ship with a blank drive carrier which can be replaced with a drive module at any time - even if the server is running - so its easy to add storage capacity as your server needs grow. Each ADM has two LED activity lights - one indicating drive activity and one indicating drive status. All Apple Drive Modules support SMART - Self Monitoring and Reporting Technology - allowing the hardware monitoring tools including with Xserve to monitor the status of each hard drive and report pre-failure warnings before problems occur. Software and Hardware RAID options Mac OS X Server includes AppleRAID, providing RAID 0 and 1 support through software, allowing you to increase either data redundancy or performance. Xserve features on-line rebuilding of RAID 1 volumes and is able to boot from RAID volumes. Choose any combination of mirroring or striping across the three drive bays. RAID configurations require a minimum of two ADM hard drives. For increased protection and performance, add the Xserve RAID card to your Xserve, which provides hardware RAID 0, 1 and 5 with 256MB of cache and a 72-hour cache battery backup. Serial ATA hard drives Serial ATA hard drives combine low cost with excellent performance. Serial ATA drives features a point-to-point interconnect to that each drive is electrically isolated from the other and multiple drives don't compete for bandwidth. The drives have 8MB or 32MB of disk cache, operate at 7,200 revolutions per minute (rpm) and use a protocol that enables fast data transfer to and from the hard drive -- 1.5 gigabytes of data per second. Apple Drive Module Serial ATA Compatibility These Serial ATA Apple Drive Modules are qualified for use only with the Intel-based Xserve. For drive module compatibility with other Xserve systems, please see http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107569 System Requirements Intel-based Xserve |
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The Apple Drive Module (ADM) is a hot-pluggable hard drive in a special drive carrier module designed for easy server upgradeability and maintenance. Apple SAS Drive Modules are available in 73GB or 300GB capacities and operate at 15,000 rpm and are equipped with 16MB of disk cache SAS (Serial Attach SCSI) hard drives SAS drives deliver higher sequential performance (up to 125MB/s) and outstanding random access performance for the most demanding applications. Best-in-class mean time between failure (MTBF) ratings means you can trust Xserve to deliver ultimate reliability for critical server environments. SAS drives are ideal for applications requiring the highest performance, fastest random access times, and highest reliability available. SAS drive modules features a point-to-point interconnect to each drive, enabling each drive to be electrically isolated from each other so that drives don't compete for bandwidth, and utilize a protocol that enables fast data transfer to and from the hard drive -- 3.0 gigabytes of data per second. Software and Hardware RAID options Mac OS X Server includes AppleRAID, providing RAID 0 and 1 support through software, allowing you to increase either data redundancy or performance. Xserve features on-line rebuilding of RAID 1 volumes and is able to boot from RAID volumes. Choose any combination of mirroring or striping across the three drive bays. RAID configurations require a minimum of two ADM hard drives. For increased protection and performance, add the Xserve RAID card to your Xserve, which provides hardware RAID 0, 1 and 5 with 256MB of cache and a 72-hour cache battery backup. Apple Drive Module SAS Compatibility SAS Apple Drive Modules are compatible only with the Intel-based Xserve. For drive module compatibility with other Xserve systems, please see http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107569 |
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The Apple Drive Module (ADM) is a hot-pluggable hard drive in a special drive carrier module designed for easy server upgradeability and maintenance. Apple SAS Drive Modules are available in 73GB or 300GB capacities and operate at 15,000 rpm and are equipped with 16MB of disk cache SAS (Serial Attach SCSI) hard drives SAS drives deliver higher sequential performance (up to 125MB/s) and outstanding random access performance for the most demanding applications. Best-in-class mean time between failure (MTBF) ratings means you can trust Xserve to deliver ultimate reliability for critical server environments. SAS drives are ideal for applications requiring the highest performance, fastest random access times, and highest reliability available. SAS drive modules features a point-to-point interconnect to each drive, enabling each drive to be electrically isolated from each other so that drives don't compete for bandwidth, and utilize a protocol that enables fast data transfer to and from the hard drive -- 3.0 gigabytes of data per second. Software and Hardware RAID options Mac OS X Server includes AppleRAID, providing RAID 0 and 1 support through software, allowing you to increase either data redundancy or performance. Xserve features on-line rebuilding of RAID 1 volumes and is able to boot from RAID volumes. Choose any combination of mirroring or striping across the three drive bays. RAID configurations require a minimum of two ADM hard drives. For increased protection and performance, add the Xserve RAID card to your Xserve, which provides hardware RAID 0, 1 and 5 with 256MB of cache and a 72-hour cache battery backup. Apple Drive Module SAS Compatibility SAS Apple Drive Modules are compatible only with the Intel-based Xserve. For drive module compatibility with other Xserve systems, please see http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107569 |
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The Apple Drive Module (ADM) is a hot-pluggable hard drive in a special drive carrier module designed for easy server upgradeability and maintenance. Apple Serial ATA Drive Modules are available in capacities up to 1TB and operate at 7200 rpm. The 80GB drive is equipped with 8MB of disk cache. The 1TB drive uses perpendicular recording technology to achieve greater capacity while increasing performance and is equipped with 32MB disk cache. Both drives are 24x7 server-class rated and are ideal for applications needing capacity and great storage value with excellent performance. Using up to three drive modules, the Xserve can be configured from 80GB to 3TB of internal storage. Unpopulated bays ship with a blank drive carrier which can be replaced with a drive module at any time - even if the server is running - so its easy to add storage capacity as your server needs grow. Each ADM has two LED activity lights - one indicating drive activity and one indicating drive status. All Apple Drive Modules support SMART - Self Monitoring and Reporting Technology - allowing the hardware monitoring tools including with Xserve to monitor the status of each hard drive and report pre-failure warnings before problems occur. Software and Hardware RAID options Mac OS X Server includes AppleRAID, providing RAID 0 and 1 support through software, allowing you to increase either data redundancy or performance. Xserve features on-line rebuilding of RAID 1 volumes and is able to boot from RAID volumes. Choose any combination of mirroring or striping across the three drive bays. RAID configurations require a minimum of two ADM hard drives. For increased protection and performance, add the Xserve RAID card to your Xserve, which provides hardware RAID 0, 1 and 5 with 256MB of cache and a 72-hour cache battery backup. Serial ATA hard drives Serial ATA hard drives combine low cost with excellent performance. Serial ATA drives features a point-to-point interconnect to that each drive is electrically isolated from the other and multiple drives don't compete for bandwidth. The drives have 8MB or 32MB of disk cache, operate at 7,200 revolutions per minute (rpm) and use a protocol that enables fast data transfer to and from the hard drive -- 1.5 gigabytes of data per second. Apple Drive Module Serial ATA Compatibility These Serial ATA Apple Drive Modules are qualified for use only with the Intel-based Xserve. For drive module compatibility with other Xserve systems, please see http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107569 System Requirements Intel-based Xserve |
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The Apple Drive Module (ADM) is a hot-pluggable hard drive in a special drive carrier module designed for easy server upgradeability and maintenance. Apple Serial ATA Drive Modules are available in capacities up to 1TB and operate at 7200 rpm. The 80GB drive is equipped with 8MB of disk cache. The 1TB drive uses perpendicular recording technology to achieve greater capacity while increasing performance and is equipped with 16MB disk cache. Both drives are 24x7 server-class rated and are ideal for applications needing capacity and great storage value with excellent performance. Using up to three drive modules, the Xserve can be configured from 80GB to 3TB of internal storage. Unpopulated bays ship with a blank drive carrier which can be replaced with a drive module at any time even if the server is running so its easy to add storage capacity as your server needs grow. Each ADM has two LED activity lights one indicating drive activity and one indicating drive status. All Apple Drive Modules support SMART Self Monitoring and Reporting Technology - allowing the hardware monitoring tools including with Xserve to monitor the status of each hard drive and report pre-failure warnings before problems occur. Software and Hardware RAID options Mac OS X Server includes AppleRAID, providing RAID 0 and 1 support through software, allowing you to increase either data redundancy or performance. Xserve features on-line rebuilding of RAID 1 volumes and is able to boot from RAID volumes. Choose any combination of mirroring or striping across the three drive bays. RAID configurations require a minimum of two ADM hard drives. For increased protection and performance, add the Xserve RAID card to your Xserve, which provides hardware RAID 0, 1 and 5 with 256MB of cache and a 72-hour cache battery backup. Serial ATA hard drives Serial ATA hard drives combine low cost with excellent performance. Serial ATA drives features a point-to-point interconnect to that each drive is electrically isolated from the other and multiple drives don't compete for bandwidth. The drives have 8MB or 32MB of disk cache, operate at 7,200 revolutions per minute (rpm) and use a protocol that enables fast data transfer to and from the hard drive 1.5 gigabytes of data per second. Apple Drive Module Serial ATA Compatibility These Serial ATA Apple Drive Modules are qualified for use only with the Intel-based Xserve. For drive module compatibility with other Xserve systems, please see http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107569 |
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The Apple Drive Module (ADM) is a hot-pluggable hard drive in a special drive carrier module designed for easy server upgradeability and maintenance. Apple Serial ATA Drive Modules are available in capacities up to 1TB and operate at 7200 rpm. The 80GB drive is equipped with 8MB of disk cache. The 1TB drive uses perpendicular recording technology to achieve greater capacity while increasing performance and is equipped with 32MB disk cache. Both drives are 24x7 server-class rated and are ideal for applications needing capacity and great storage value with excellent performance. Using up to three drive modules, the Xserve can be configured from 80GB to 3TB of internal storage. Unpopulated bays ship with a blank drive carrier which can be replaced with a drive module at any time - even if the server is running - so its easy to add storage capacity as your server needs grow. Each ADM has two LED activity lights - one indicating drive activity and one indicating drive status. All Apple Drive Modules support SMART - Self Monitoring and Reporting Technology - allowing the hardware monitoring tools including with Xserve to monitor the status of each hard drive and report pre-failure warnings before problems occur. Software and Hardware RAID options Mac OS X Server includes AppleRAID, providing RAID 0 and 1 support through software, allowing you to increase either data redundancy or performance. Xserve features on-line rebuilding of RAID 1 volumes and is able to boot from RAID volumes. Choose any combination of mirroring or striping across the three drive bays. RAID configurations require a minimum of two ADM hard drives. For increased protection and performance, add the Xserve RAID card to your Xserve, which provides hardware RAID 0, 1 and 5 with 256MB of cache and a 72-hour cache battery backup. Serial ATA hard drives Serial ATA hard drives combine low cost with excellent performance. Serial ATA drives features a point-to-point interconnect to that each drive is... |
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Based on the PCI Express architecture, the ATI Radeon X1900 XT fits into the double-wide slot on your Mac Pro or a standard plus one adjacent standard PCI Express slot. The upgrade kit also includes a DVI to VGA connector for easy connection to VGA-based displays. System Requirements Mac Pro with available double-wide PCI Express slot or two standard slots |
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