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The 840 has 1 x Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X3210 @ 2.13GHz &nbsp;4 core<br />
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The 1900 has 2 x Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU 5130 @ 2.00GHz &nbsp;2 core<br />
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if that helps
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Hi Folks,<br />
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I have two hosted servers and I can get rid of one of them<br />
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The 840 has more 200GB disk and a slightly faster CPU, but the 1900 has 2cpux2core where the 840 is 1cpux4core. Both have same memory. So if all else is equal I'll keep the 840<br />
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But do you see any compelling hardware architectural feature of a 1900 ? Would its processing power be substantially different?<br />
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The 1900 shows SCSI in device manager, the 840 shows ATA SCSI.<br />
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Processing power and throughput will be important, so if you see any compelling reason to choose a 1900 over an 840 please comment.<br />
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thanks<br />

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Hi Folks,

I have two hosted servers and I can get rid of one of them

The 840 has more 200GB disk and a slightly faster CPU, but the 1900 has 2cpux2core where the 840 is 1cpux4core. Both have same memory. So if all else is equal I'll keep the 840

But do you see any compelling hardware architectural feature of a 1900 ? Would its processing power be substantially different?

The 1900 shows SCSI in device manager, the 840 shows ATA SCSI.

Processing power and throughput will be important, so if you see any compelling reason to choose a 1900 over an 840 please comment.

thanks


The 840 has 1 x Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X3210 @ 2.13GHz  4 core

The 1900 has 2 x Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU 5130 @ 2.00GHz  2 core

if that helps

Simple Server Comparison question - Dell Poweredge 1900 vs Poweredge 840

Hi Folks,

I have two hosted servers and I can get rid of one of them

The 840 has more 200GB disk and a slightly faster CPU, but the 1900 has 2cpux2core where the 840 is 1cpux4core. Both have same memory. So if all else is equal I&#39;ll keep the 840

But do you see any compelling hardware architectural feature of a 1900 ? Would its processing power be substantially different?

The 1900 shows SCSI in device manager, the 840 shows ATA SCSI.

Processing power and throughput will be important, so if you see any compelling reason to choose a 1900 over an 840 please comment.

thanks


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