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2U 12-bay DP Storage Server Bare-bone with hot-swap rear OS drive bay and redundant power supply, supports Dual/Quad Core processors. PSG-SB-2URAQDP01 harnesses MAX I/O™ technology, maximizing the usage of off-the-shelf expansion cards in the bare-bone.
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2U 12-bay UP Storage Server Bare-bone with hot-swap rear OS drive bay and redundant power supply, supports Dual/Quad Core processors. PSG-SB-2URARUP01 harnesses MAX I/O™ technology, maximizing the usage of off-the-shelf expansion cards in the bare-bone.
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3U 16-bay Storage Server Bare-bone with hot-swap rear redundant power supplies, supports Dual Intel® Nehalem processors. PSG-SB-3URGEDP0111 harnesses MAX I/O™ technology, maximizing the usage of off-the-shelf expansion cards in the bare-bone.
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3U 16-bay Storage Server Bare-bone with hot-swap rear redundant power supplies, supports Dual Intel® Nehalem processors. PSG-SB-3URGEDP0211 harnesses MAX I/O™ technology, maximizing the usage of off-the-shelf expansion cards in the bare-bone.
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1U 10-bay DP Storage Server Bare-bone with redundant power supply, supports Dual/Quad Core processors. SB110C-CT harnesses MAX I/O™ technology, maximizing the usage of off-the-shelf expansion cards in the bare-bone.
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1U 20-bay DP Storage Server Bare-bone with redundant power supply, supports Dual/Quad Core processors. SB112-CT harnesses MAX I/O™ technology, maximizing the usage of off-the-shelf expansion cards in the bare-bone.
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2U 24-bay DP SSD Server Barebone, with onboard riser and custom vertical riser, supports Dual/Quad Core processors. SB221-GE has 24 x 2.5" size HDD bays w/o expander to maximize I/O bandwidth for solid state disks.
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3U 16-bay DP Storage Server Bare-bone with hot-swap rear OS drive bay and redundant power supply, supports Dual/Quad Core processors. SB302-AQ harnesses MAX I/O™ technology, maximizing the usage of off-the-shelf expansion cards in the bare-bone.
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3U 84 x 1.8" drive bays Storage Server Barebone supports Dual/Quad Core processors. SB308-GE harnesses MAX I/O™ technology, maximizing the usage of off-the-shelf expansion cards in the bare-bone.
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