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Dell 9M299 PowerEdge 1655MC Intel Pentium III Microprocessors 1.26GHz CPU 2GB RAM SCSI Server System
- Form Factor: Blade Server
- Model: Dell PowerEdge 1655MC
- Processors: Intel Pentium III Microprocessors
- CPU Speed: 1.26GHz
- Memory: 2GB RAM
- Storage: SCSI Hard Drive(s)
- Designed for high-density blade enclosures
- Suitable for legacy applications or specific tasks
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Product Overview
The Dell 9M299 is a PowerEdge 1655MC server system featuring Intel Pentium III Microprocessors at 1.26GHz, 2GB RAM, and SCSI storage. This server is designed for high-density environments and specific application roles.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Server System |
| Brand | Dell |
| Model | PowerEdge 1655MC |
| Form Factor | Blade |
Additional Specifications
| Processor | Intel Pentium III |
| CPU Speed | 1.26GHz |
| RAM | 2GB |
| Storage Interface | SCSI |
Product Description
The Dell 9M299 refers to a Dell PowerEdge 1655MC blade server, a component designed for deployment within Dell's blade server chassis. This particular configuration is equipped with Intel Pentium III microprocessors, operating at a clock speed of 1.26GHz. These processors represent an older generation of computing technology, making this server suitable for legacy applications or specific tasks that do not require high computational power. The blade form factor allows for high density, enabling multiple servers to share power, cooling, and networking resources within a single enclosure, which is beneficial for space-constrained data centers. This server comes with 2GB of RAM, which, combined with the Pentium III processors, indicates its intended use for less demanding workloads. The inclusion of SCSI hard drives signifies a focus on reliability and performance for storage operations common in server environments of that era. SCSI interfaces were favored for their speed and robustness compared to early IDE standards. The specific capacity of the SCSI drives is not detailed by the SKU alone but is a key component of the storage subsystem. The Dell PowerEdge 1655MC with SKU 9M299 is best utilized in scenarios where compatibility with older software is paramount, or as part of a consolidation effort where existing blade infrastructure is maintained. While significantly outperformed by modern servers, it can still serve specific purposes, such as dedicated file servers for small networks, simple web servers, or as a platform for testing older applications. Its primary advantage lies in its density and the potential for cost-effectiveness if already integrated into a compatible blade system.

