Friday, September 28, 2012

Acer A100 F2 Server Series, High-Level Computing, Entry-Level Price


There are a few words that could best describe the Acer A100 F2 server series, highlighting the benefits it offers to businesses and other potential clients who may need to install rack and tower servers in their office.

By being “focused” means Acer A100 F2 series servers has small and medium-sized firms in mind, with its wide range of server products that come in various sizes and specs ready to make sure that customers have the server power and capability that will meet their business’ computing needs.

“Simplicity” is also part of the Acer A100 F2 servers’ attributes. With the exception of perhaps the entry level AT110 server, the Acer servers in this line contain an onboard management port and Baseboard Management Controller (BMC) chip that allows for easy remote management. Add to that the various software management tools available at no extra cost, plus an option kit business model that allows more flexibility for future upgrades.

Acer servers are also an ideal choice for businesses who seek “cost-effectivity” as it delivers only the best value for its customers, and the fact that Acer continues to be a “reliable” partner for the business, with its full line of enterprise-level, high mean time between failures or high-MTBF parts, coupled with meticulous reliability standards help ensure that Acer’s enterprise products are readily available.

You could expect nothing less from a company like Acer, one of the world’s most trusted IT companies, as it provides an “end-to-end” range of commercial products from tablets to notebooks and PCs, including high-end servers and even storage devices.

So how do you know which server to choose?

For an entry- to mid-level business with a branch network that requires entry-level server needs like email, Web hosting, basic virtualization, file and print and data management, the AT110 F2 Tower server is a perfect match to deliver just the right performance.

The AT110 F2 Tower server has an Intel Xeon E3-1200 series processor up to quad-core with 3.5GHz E3-1280 processor. It has 4 dual in-line memory module (DIMM) slots for up to a maximum 16GB DDR3 memory, four 3.5” bays for storage bays that deliver up to 4TB storage capacity and supports both SATA and SAS drives, 3 PCIe slots and 1 PCI slot, video port and 6 USB ports that allow for further expansion, and a 450W 80 PLUS Bronze power supply, which makes it more efficient that most power supplies.

On the other hand, the AT150 F2 Tower server is perfect for businesses with service hubs, entry-level virtualization environments and multitasking needs. It has an Intel Xeon E5-2400 series processor that can be maxxed up to 8 core with 2.3GHz, 12 DIMM slots for up to a maximum 192GB DDR3 memory.

source: mb.com.ph