Category Archives: intel

Oracle Introduces the Oracle Database Appliance X3-2

Posted on May 8, 2013 by

Oracle introduces DBA version 2 key features two 8-core E5-2690 processor 10ge interconnect COD licensing (4,8,12, 16 core) oracle VM capable(2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16 core license) 512 GB of memory(2.5X) 18TB SAS storage(4X) (with optional storage expansion) 800GB flash(3X)(4x200GB SSD in expansion storage) … Continue reading →

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Intel E5-4600, E5-2400, E3-1200 v2

Posted on May 18, 2012 by

Intel announce new Xeon chip  E5-4600, E5-2400 and E3-1200V2 to join E5-2600 E5-4600 support  four-socket server 4, 6, 8 core/socket, <=32 core/system 4 memory channels , 48 DIMMS , <=1.5TB 40 channel PCIe3 256 bit AVX ,TXT 95-130W E5-2400 support … Continue reading →

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Intel Xeon Naming

Posted on April 19, 2012 by

this link from Intel talk about processor naming this link highlight the Xeon naming   It breaks down into: 1.  Brand (no change here). 2.  Product line (there are three…E3, E5, E7). 3.  Product family. 4.  Version (v2, v3, etc.). … Continue reading →

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Oracle E5-2600 M3 Server

Posted on April 18, 2012 by

Oracle announce the server and blade based on Intel E5-2600 X4170M3 X4270M3 X6270M3 (blade) key features 4 1/10 Gbe on Board PCI-3 slots More and higher speed memory support s10u10 and S11 and OEL 5.7/6.1 support w2008sp2 w2008R2sp1, suse11sp1, ESXi5.0 … Continue reading →

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Intel E5-2600 tech info

Posted on January 14, 2012 by

there are many post talk about the Intel E5-2600 based on a  Intel Inside Data Center conference presentation at china 2011 11/10-13http://intel-ipdc.leadinfo.com.cn/index.php?act=scheduleall download  the interest one is This is very interesting presentation conference  title  presentation title diversity of server  workload … Continue reading →

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