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Comparison Chart for Compaq Workstations, Intel Architecture for Year 2000 and beyond

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WHITE PAPER (cont.) § 4MB L2 external cache (supports one processor) § High Bandwidth Systems Architecture § 512MB - 2 GB memory (1 Gbyte recommended) § 18.2 GB Wide Ultra2 SCSI 10,000 rpm hard drive § PowerStorm 350 graphics controller § 32X Max CD-ROM § Intel 21143PD Fast Ethernet (10/100 Mbps) § 5 slots/6 bays § 16-bit SoundBlaster® compatible audio Comparison Chart for Compaq Workstations Use the following chart to help you choose the system that is right for your solution: System Memory Graphics Hard Drive Best Use PTC Entry System (Intel Pentium III) AP250 Windows NT 256MB - 512MB ECC Rambus G.Synergy II Or Oxy.VX1,GVX1 9.1GB 10,000 rpm ATA or Ultra3 • Best Price/Performanc e • Upgrade to the AP200 which was Rated #1 in ProE The Magazine's Bench99 for Best Value • Ideal for cost conscious users, who want great performance PTC Professional User (Intel Pentium III) AP550 Windows NT 256MB - 2GB ECC Rambus ELSA Gloria II 18.2GB 10,000 rpm Ultra 3 SCSI • More expandable than the AP250. • One or two processors • Excellent price/performanc e • Expandability required if file sizes are medium but expected to increase PTC Exceptional Power (Intel Xeon) PTC Ultimate Power (Alpha) SP750 XP1000 Windows NT Tru64 UNIX 512MB - 4GB 512MB - 2GB ECC Rambus Intense 3D 4210 PS350 Wildcat 2 x 9.1 GB 2 x 9.1 GB 10,000 rpm 10,000 rpm Ultra 3 SCSI • Dual Architecture • Performance provides the needed for large performance needed for large computations • Recommended computations • Recommended for ultra large ProE files for large ProE (required if files> files (up to 4GB), 4GB) or complex complex analysis, analysis with or multiple Pro/MECHANICA sessions of Pro/MECHANIC A Intel Architecture for Year 2000 and beyond Intel has been developing the IA-64 processor family to meet the emerging demands of e-business. Building on the broad support and remarkable value of the IA-32 server platform, IA-64 is positioned to help your business excel at the hard work of e-Business. A native 64-bit version of Microsoft Windows 2000 is being developed for IA-64. Through the deployment of worldwide Application Solution Centers (ASCs) of which Compaq has one in Littleton, MA, - Intel is helping improve the development efforts of hardware and software vendors. These ASCs provide vendors with an opportunity to port, test and tune their software in a state-of-the-art environment. These managed facilities ensure timely and effective joint development of advanced solutions for the IA-64 platform. 15

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4MB L2 external cache (supports one processor)
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High Bandwidth Systems Architecture
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512MB - 2 GB memory (1 Gbyte recommended)
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18.2 GB Wide Ultra2 SCSI 10,000 rpm hard drive
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PowerStorm 350 graphics controller
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32X Max CD-ROM
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Intel 21143PD Fast Ethernet (10/100 Mbps)
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5 slots/6 bays
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16-bit SoundBlaster® compatible audio
Comparison Chart for Compaq Workstations
Use the following chart to help you choose the system that is right for your solution:
PTC
Entry System
(Intel Pentium III)
PTC
Professional
User
(Intel Pentium III)
PTC
Exceptional
Power
(Intel Xeon)
PTC
Ultimate
Power
(Alpha)
System
AP250
Windows NT
AP550
Windows NT
SP750
Windows NT
XP1000
Tru64 UNIX
Memory
256MB – 512MB
ECC Rambus
256MB – 2GB
ECC Rambus
512MB - 4GB
ECC Rambus
512MB - 2GB
Graphics
G.Synergy II
Or Oxy.VX1,GVX1
ELSA Gloria II
Intense 3D 4210
Wildcat
PS350
Hard Drive
9.1GB
10,000 rpm
ATA or Ultra3
18.2GB
10,000 rpm
Ultra 3 SCSI
2 x 9.1 GB
10,000 rpm
Ultra 3 SCSI
2 x 9.1 GB
10,000 rpm
Best
Use
Best
Price/Performanc
e
Upgrade to the
AP200 which was
Rated #1 in ProE
The Magazine’s
Bench99 for Best
Value
Ideal for cost
conscious users,
who want great
performance
More
expandable than
the AP250.
One or two
processors
Excellent
price/performanc
e
Expandability
required if file
sizes are medium
but expected to
increase
Dual Architecture
provides the
performance
needed for large
computations
Recommended
for large ProE
files (up to 4GB),
complex analysis,
or multiple
sessions of
Pro/MECHANIC
A
Performance
needed for large
computations
Recommended
for ultra large
ProE files
(required if files>
4GB) or complex
analysis with
Pro/MECHANICA
Intel Architecture for Year 2000 and beyond
Intel has been developing the IA-64 processor family to meet the emerging demands of e-business.
Building on the broad support and remarkable value of the IA-32 server platform, IA-64 is
positioned to help your business excel at the hard work of e-Business. A native 64-bit version of
Microsoft Windows 2000 is being developed for IA-64.
Through the deployment of worldwide Application Solution Centers (ASCs) of which Compaq has
one in Littleton, MA, - Intel is helping improve the development efforts of hardware and software
vendors. These ASCs provide vendors with an opportunity to port, test and tune their software in a
state-of-the-art environment. These managed facilities ensure timely and effective joint
development of advanced solutions for the IA-64 platform.