IBM 8837-45U 3.6 GHZ 2 X512 O GB HS SCSI DVD XSERIES

SKU 8837-45U

Brand IBM

SCSI interface for server connectivity
DVD drive for reading optical media
Hot-Swap (HS) capability for non-disruptive removal/insertion
Designed for IBM XSeries servers
Includes 2 x 512MB memory modules (likely for system board or specific function)
3.6 GHz processor (likely part of the server system, not the drive itself)
High-availability design

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Key specifications

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Product Type: SCSI DVD Drive
Interface: SCSI
Form Factor: Standard 5.25-inch bay
Hot-Swap Capable: Yes
Server Compatibility: IBM XSeries
Processor Speed: 3.6 GHz (System context)

Product details

The IBM 8837-45U is a SCSI DVD drive for IBM XSeries servers, featuring a 3.6 GHz processor, 2 x 512MB memory configuration, and HS (Hot-Swap) capability. It is designed for high-availability server environments.

Technical Information

Product Type	SCSI DVD Drive
Interface	SCSI
Form Factor	Standard 5.25-inch bay
Hot-Swap Capable	Yes

Additional Specifications

Server Compatibility	IBM XSeries
Processor Speed	3.6 GHz (System context)
Memory	2 x 512MB (System context)

Description

The IBM 8837-45U appears to be a component within an IBM XSeries server system, specifically referencing a SCSI DVD drive. The 'HS' designation indicates that the drive is hot-swappable, a critical feature for enterprise servers that allows the drive to be removed or replaced while the server is still running, minimizing downtime. This is essential for maintaining continuous operation in mission-critical environments. The drive utilizes a SCSI interface, which is a standard for high-performance data transfer in server environments, offering robust connectivity and command queuing capabilities. While the title mentions a '3.6 GHZ 2 X512 O GB HS SCSI DVD XSERIES', the 3.6 GHz processor and 2 x 512MB memory are likely specifications of the server system itself, not the DVD drive. The drive's primary function is to read data from optical media (DVDs) within the context of the server's architecture. This configuration suggests a server designed for reliability and serviceability. The combination of a SCSI interface and hot-swap capability points towards an enterprise-grade solution where uptime and ease of maintenance are paramount. The drive itself would be integrated into a drive bay within the XSeries server chassis, connected via SCSI cabling and powered by the server's internal power supply.

Condition: Refurbished