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HP 393460-421 10T03 Server - 1 x Pentium 4 3.40GHz - 512MB DDR2 SDRAM - Ultra ATA , Serial ATA/150 R...
- Server Model: HP 10T03
- Processor: 1 x Intel Pentium 4
- Processor Speed: 3.40GHz
- Memory: 512MB DDR2 SDRAM
- Storage Interfaces: Ultra ATA, Serial ATA/150
- Suitable for basic server tasks or legacy applications.
- Compact form factor for space-constrained environments.
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Product Overview
The HP 393460-421 is a 10T03 Server configured with a 3.40GHz Pentium 4 processor and 512MB of DDR2 SDRAM. It supports Ultra ATA and Serial ATA/150 storage interfaces, indicating its era of design for general-purpose computing.
Technical Information
| Part Number | 393460-421 |
| Product Type | Server (10T03) |
| Processor | 1 x Intel Pentium 4 |
Additional Specifications
| Processor Speed | 3.40GHz |
| Memory | 512MB DDR2 SDRAM |
| Storage Interface | Ultra ATA, Serial ATA/150 |
Product Description
The HP 393460-421, identified as a 10T03 server model, represents a computing platform from an earlier generation, designed for specific business or departmental needs. It is equipped with a single Intel Pentium 4 processor clocked at a respectable 3.40GHz for its time. This processor was known for its performance in single-threaded applications and general computing tasks, making this server suitable for roles such as basic file sharing, simple web serving, or running legacy business applications that may not require the power of modern multi-core processors. Complementing the processor is 512MB of DDR2 SDRAM. While modest by today's standards, this amount of memory was typical for servers of this class and sufficient for the operating systems and applications it was designed to run. The inclusion of both Ultra ATA and Serial ATA/150 (SATA) interfaces for storage provides flexibility in connecting hard drives, allowing for the use of both older IDE drives and newer SATA drives, albeit at the speeds supported by the SATA/150 standard. This server's configuration suggests it was intended for environments where cost-effectiveness and basic functionality were prioritized over cutting-edge performance or extensive scalability. Its suitability today would likely be limited to niche applications, testing environments, or as a replacement for an existing identical system. Careful consideration of its specifications against modern requirements is essential before deployment.
