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HP P2478WR NetServer LC2000 Intel Pentium-III 1GHz CPU 128MB PC133 RAM Server
- Server Model: HP NetServer LC2000
- Processor: Intel Pentium-III 1GHz
- Memory: 128MB PC133 SDRAM
- Form Factor: Rackmount or Tower (configurable)
- Designed for small business and departmental use
- Includes basic server management features
- Expandable storage and memory options
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Product Overview
The HP P2478WR NetServer LC2000 is a server configured with an Intel Pentium-III 1GHz CPU and 128MB of PC133 RAM. It represents an entry-level server solution from HP's NetServer line, designed for small business or departmental use.
Technical Information
| Processor | Intel Pentium-III 1GHz |
| RAM | 128MB PC133 SDRAM |
Additional Specifications
| Server Model | HP NetServer LC2000 |
| SKU | P2478WR |
Product Description
The HP P2478WR NetServer LC2000 is an older generation server designed to provide essential computing and networking services for small to medium-sized businesses. Equipped with an Intel Pentium-III processor running at 1GHz, it offers sufficient processing power for basic server tasks such as file sharing, print services, and light application hosting. The inclusion of 128MB of PC133 SDRAM provides the memory necessary for the operating system and concurrent user sessions. This server model typically supports flexible deployment options, allowing it to be configured as either a rackmount or a tower unit, adapting to different IT infrastructure environments. Its design prioritizes reliability and manageability, offering features common to HP's server lines of that era, aimed at simplifying administration for IT personnel with limited resources. The system is generally designed with expansion in mind, allowing for additional hard drives, memory upgrades, and peripheral cards. While no longer considered a high-performance machine by modern standards, the HP P2478WR represents a foundational server solution. It was built to offer a stable and dependable platform for businesses needing dedicated server capabilities without the complexity or cost of high-end enterprise systems. Its primary use cases would have been for basic network infrastructure support in environments where performance demands were modest.
