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HP 313600-001 ProLiant 800 Tower Pentium II 35064MB
- Processor: Intel Pentium II @ 350MHz
- Memory: 64MB RAM
- Form Factor: Tower
- Generation: ProLiant 800 series
- Target Use: Basic business computing
- Operating System Support: Older versions of Windows Server / Linux
- Expansion Slots: PCI
- Storage Interface: SCSI or IDE (model dependent)
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Product Overview
The HP 313600-001 is a ProLiant 800 Tower Server equipped with an Intel Pentium II 350MHz processor and 64MB of RAM. This server represents an early entry into the ProLiant line for basic business computing.
Technical Information
| Processor Type | Intel Pentium II |
| Processor Speed | 350MHz |
| Memory | 64MB |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | Tower |
| Model Series | ProLiant 800 |
Product Description
The HP 313600-001 is a tower server belonging to the ProLiant 800 series, an early line of servers from HP designed for small to medium-sized businesses. This specific configuration features an Intel Pentium II processor operating at 350MHz, which was a capable CPU for its time, suitable for handling fundamental business tasks such as file and print sharing, basic database operations, or acting as a simple network server. Included with this server is 64MB of RAM, a typical amount for entry-level servers of the late 1990s and early 2000s. This memory capacity would have supported the operating systems and applications common during that era. The tower form factor allows for easy placement in an office environment without requiring a server rack, making it accessible for businesses that did not have dedicated server room infrastructure. As a legacy piece of hardware, the ProLiant 800 server is not suited for modern, resource-intensive applications. Its relevance today is primarily for maintaining existing legacy systems, for educational purposes demonstrating older server architectures, or for very specific, low-demand use cases. It represents a foundational step in HP's extensive ProLiant server lineage.
