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Reduced latency for more performance
The x3800 provides more computing
power in a tower-based design than
many competitive models, giving
organizations powerful commercial
application-hosting capabilities without
sacrificing expansion. It delivers up to
16 times the memory addressing and
three times the CPU bus bandwidth of
previous server designs.
Using the IBM XA-64e™
third-generation chipset, this X3
Architecture system benefits from
reduced processor front-side bus traffic
via an industry-exclusive integrated
snoop filter for more intelligent caching.
The XA-64e speeds communications
between the processors, main memory
and I/O, helping the x3800 power com-
mercial IT applications, particularly
those suited for hotel, retail and insur-
ance industries.
Optimized for midsize businesses
Delivering availability without compro-
mising performance, the x3800 is an
ideal solution for remotely managed
locations.
Combining high-availability technologies
that have become the hallmark of
Enterprise X-Architecture servers with
newly integrated security features, the
system helps enable exceptional uptime
and protection of your business-critical
data. Advancements include:
IBM Predictive Failure Analysis®
helping to monitor critical compo-
nents and triggering alerts before
problems arise.
IBM Chipkill™ memory, allowing
correction of multiple, single-bit
errors using off-the-shelf DIMMs
IBM Memory ProteXion™, keeping
the server running by rerouting
data in the event of an on-DIMM
chip failure to enhance the effective-
ness of Chipkill technology
Memory Mirroring, protecting data
by writing simultaneously to inde-
pendent redundant memory cards
Hot-swap and hot-add memory as
supported by Microsoft Windows®
Server 2003
Breakthrough all-in-one design
The x3800 establishes a new standard
for industry-leading x64 performance in
a tower-based design system. A main-
frame-inspired cache directory,
XceL4v™, is integrated in the
processor/memory controller which
improves overall performance by mini-
mizing bus congestion and reduces
latency compared to competing
x64 designs.
On demand ready
IBM System x servers are guided by
the IBM Systems agenda that out-
lines an IT environment based on
simplification and optimization. The
IBM Systems agenda is based on
these fundamental principles:
Virtualization-By automating,
optimizing and simplifying com-
plex infrastructures, businesses
can build more resilient, man-
ageable and cost-effective
systems.
Openness-By supporting and
advancing open standards, enter-
prises can protect their IT invest-
ments both now and in the
future.
Collaboration for innovation-By
enabling information on demand,
companies can more easily col-
laborate with business partners,
independent solution vendors
and clients, helping them drive
industry collaboration and pro-
vide better service.
The overall result: a more secure and
resilient IT environment.
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