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Sun Blade X8440/X8420 Server Modules

Sun Blade X8440/X8420 Server Modules

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The Sun Blade X8440 Server Module was engineered to satisfy the memory requirements of quad-core processors. Supporting up to twice the memory of competing blade servers, the Sun Blade X8440 module allows you to efficiently leverage the new AMD Opteron quad-core processors to achieve greater server consolidation ratios than can be achieved by competing blade servers.


At A Glance

  • Server Modules featuring AMD Opteron dual-core (8200 Series) or quad-core (8300 Series) processors
  • Highest memory density for a 4 socket Blade Server: 32 DIMM slots, supporting up to 128GB per server module (256GB when 8GB DIMMs are offered)
  • Up to 192 Gbps of I/O capacity per server module
  • Solaris, Linux, VMware and Windows in one blade chassis
  • Installation services that help you fully utilize the industry's most open platform, built on open source technologies and open standards

Key Applications

  • Databases and enterprise-class applications
  • High Performance Computing
  • Server consolidation and virtualization
  • High-end x86 clusters and grids
  • Solaris, Linux, VMware or Windows


World Record Performance

Top 8-thread result on SPEC OMPM2001 HPC benchmark1


[1] SPEC, SPEComp are TM of the Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation. Results as of 01/10/07. For the latest, visit http://www.spec.org

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Sun and Gracenote: A Success Story

Sun is helping Gracenote find the music through a combination of the Sun Blade X8440 server module and other Sun offerings. Gracenote is excited about the new Sun Blade X8440 with quad-core AMD Opteron processors.


Featuring Second-Generation or Third-Generation AMD Opteron Processors

Take advantage of the Second-Generation (8200 Series) or Third-Generation (8300 Series) AMD Opteron Processors. Here's what they give you:

  • New, native dual-core or quad-core processors
  • Consistent socket design minimizes datacenter churn for upgrading X8440 (dual-core processors) to the new Third-Generation Quad-Core processors
  • Integrated memory controller and AMD HyperTransport links eliminate performance bottlenecks
  • Utilizes power efficient DDR2 memory technology

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