Effi cient, Easy to Use,
Bring on the Data!
Express System x3100 M4 Server is designed for fi rst-time server buyers looking for a solution to improve their effi ciency. And thanks to the Intel®
Xeon® Processor E3 series, your organization will gain the superior speed you need to remain competitive.
Generous server-class memory offers greater performance per price point Support for up to four high-capacity, low-cost SATA hard disk drives or up to eight hot-swap 2.5” SAS/ SATA hard disk drives PCI Gen 3-ready slot offers ample I/O speed and an easy upgrade path Integrated Management Module 2 and full IBM toolbox simplify systems management
Innovative Performance
Express System x3250 M4 Server is designed for infrastructure applications such as fi rewall, disaster recovery, name server, authentication, credit card processing, email, domain controller, and more. And with Intel®
Xeon® Processor E3 series support, this server offers top speed in a compact design.
Provides the latest processors and vast memory in a compact 1U footprint
Power-effi cient design helps save on energy costs Affordable price point and total cost of ownership Integrated tools support easy deployment and management
Pay-as-You-Grow Flexibility
Express System x3650 M4 Server provides outstanding performance for your critical applications. Its energy-effi cient design supports more cores, memory, and data capacity in a scalable 2U package that is easy to service and manage. With more computing power per watt and the latest Intel®
Xeon® processor E5 series, you can reduce costs while maintaining speed and availability.
Designed to deliver 84% greater performance over previous x3650 systems Up to 768GB of memory in a 2-socket x86 system Provides support for 1GbE and 10GbE Ethernet for network fl exibility An ideal platform for Web and infrastructure workloads as well as collaboration support and virtualization
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