HP Server rp4440-8 Support Expertise

Independent HP Server rp4440-8 Support Expertise



HP Server rp4440-8he HP rp4440-8 Servers integrate the new, powerful PA-8900 processor with the innovative HP Scalable Processor Chipset zx1. This enables both systems to achieve even greater performance through decreased memory latency and increased memory bandwidth.
This chipset is specifically designed for use with both the PA-8900 processor and the Intel® Itanium® 2 processor, making it both easy and effective to perform an in-box upgrade from the HP rp4400 server series to the HP Integrity rx4640-8 Server. Plus, the HP rp4410-4 Server can be easily upgraded to the HP rp4440-8 Server. This makes an already highly scalable server even more flexible and ready to meet new demands and business challenges as your organization continues to grow.
The HP rp4440-8 Server is a highly flexible platform, making affordable 8-way serving a reality for both new and existing customers. And because the HP rp4410-4 Server has a maximum of four processors, it qualifies for Oracle Database 10g Standard Edition licensing-offering substantial cost savings. The HP rp4410-4 Server and the HP rp4440-8 Server both offer six open PCI-X expansion I/O slots and up to 128 GB DDR memory.

Specifications:

  • 2 to 8 x PA-8800 800MHz or 1.0 GHz processors
  • Up to 64GB DDR memory
  • Up to 2 x 36GB/73GB/146GB Hot Plug Ultra320 SCSI 15k rpm disks
  • 12.8 GB/s memory bus bandwidth
  • 6 open PCI-X expansion I/O slots, hot-plug capable
 

Features:

  • Latest generation of PA-RISC PA-8900 processor
  • Four-processor option available with HP 9000 rp4410-4 Server
  • Server chassis shared with HP Integrity rx2620-2 Server
  • Performance-clustering capabilities, plus manageability features
 

Benefits:

  • Increased performance in the new HP 9000 rp4410-4 and rp4440-8 Servers
  • Substantial cost savings by qualifying for Oracle®Standard Edition licensing
  • Easy in-chassis upgrade from PA-RISC to Intel® Itanium® 2 processors
  • Enables massively scalable systems, from entry-class to HP 9000 Superdome