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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