| Server naming rules |
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Dual server, a dual-processor (with two CPU) in the server.
Dell R410 Years: 2012 dell 11th generation
4G memory, up to four optional 3.5 inches (or 2.5 inches) hard disk
CPU frequency: Xeon 5500 2.13GHz Dual 1U server,
the price of 10 000
Dell R720 Years: 2013 dell 12 generation
PowerEdge R710 server is a two-way 2U rack server
with 8G memory maximum support 144GB, supports up to six 3.5-inch hot-swap hard disk
price: 14000
| DELL server naming convention: The first digit: Indicates the server type R: Rack, rack-mounted servers second is digital: This server represents the position of the entire product line 6,7,8 "series is a mainstream dual CPU and entry-level four- CPU servers, 3,4,5 "series of high-end and entry-level single CPU dual CPU server third place is digital: this server is the first representative of generations of servers. Dell's latest server is currently 12th generation, so this number is 2 last digit is a 0 for Intel processors, AMD processors are representative of 5 |
HP rack-mounted models are named in accordance with DL series
