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Enterprise ProductsPowerEdge 6400PowerEdge 6450PERC 2/DCGreg Bennett (PE6XX0)Eric Cannell (PE8450/LCM)Kris Meier (RAID)Kevin Noreen (Clustering)Jeremy Ramsey (Racks)ESP Product Marketing Agenda Server Product Portfolio GartnerGroup Magic Quadrant Roadmap Update PowerEdge 6400/6450 Positioning PowerEdge 6400/6450 Overview 4-way vs. 2-way Architecture RAID Update Conclusion Server Product Portfolio Gartner Group Rates Dell PowerEdge 64X0 Positioning Feature-rich replacements for the PowerEdge 6300 and 6350 4-way Xeon 550MHz processors (and future generation Intel processors) with up to 2MB of L2 cache allows for greater scalability/performance Up to 8GB of SDRAM for better application performance 64bit/66MHz PCI support for increased throughput/higher performance Hot-plug PCI for the highest levels of availability (W2K and NetWare support) Split backplanes (2x4 and 2x2) for greater performance/deployment flexibility Embedded NIC frees up a PCI slot Better value for the customer: better performance, scalability, and availability than the PowerEdge 63X0 at an equivalent price Positioning relative to PowerEdge 4400 (Opal) Better application server performance - Higher L2 cache levels (i.e., 1MB/2MB) for increased performance under certain applications (e.g., database, messaging) Better availability - All slots HP PCI capable for highest levels of availability Better expandability and scalability 4-way vs. 2-way allows room for growth Up to 8GB of memory vs. 4GB equates to better performance under certain applications (e.g., database, OLTP, data warehouse/mining) Positioning relative to PowerEdge 8450 (Diamond) Position PowerEdge 8450 when customers require transaction performance >25,000 tpm, headroom above 4-way, and more I/O expandability Future PowerEdge Enterprise Server Differences from PE 6300 4P Pentium III Xeon 4P Xeon (+ Cascades) 512K/1M/2M L2 cache 512K/1M/2M L2 cache 4GB memory 8GB memory Ultra 2 LVD SCSI U160/m SCSI 64-bit/33MHz PCI 64-bit