The RISC System/6000(r) (RS/6000(tm)) 300 Series workstations and servers are powerful, industry-leading systems. They provide excellent price/performance for interactive 2D and 3D graphical applications, multi-user commercial applications, and numeric intensive computing capability.
The RS/6000 300 Series desktop workstations and servers provide a broad range of performance and function for technical and commercial customers. Models range from the low-end POWER Model 370 server (62 MHz), to the POWER2 Models 380 (59 MHz), 390 (67 MHz), and 39H (67 MHz) servers. As high-end workstation performers, the POWER2-based 3AT, 3BT, and 3CT also offer 59 and 67 MHz clock rates.
For technical users, the 300 Series offers a broad range of support for graphics functions. The workstations are ideally suited for applications requiring sophisticated interactive 2D and 3D graphical simulations, such as CADAM(r) and CATIA(r).
The 300 Series processors, with their superscalar architecture, protect your investment and provide increased performance as your needs grow.
Technical users will appreciate the outstanding integer and floating-point performance available on the desktop for their compute-intensive
applications. In the commercial arena, the 67 MHz clock rate of Model 390 and 39H means high-speed online transaction processing.
The 300 Series also helps protect your investment by providing a range of performance upgrade options. All currently available models can be upgraded to the higher performing 3AT, 3BT, 3CT, 380, 390, and 39H models and to the SMP Model G30 PowerPC server.
The following features and products are available. Not all features and products are available on all models.
Memory
SCSI interfaces
Graphics accelerators
Adapters and controllers
The following list of devices is a representative sample. Not all of the devices listed are supported on all models. For a complete and detailed list of supported devices, contact your IBM marketing representative or IBM Business Partner.
External storage devices
External storage systems
Other devices
Displays
Terminals
The 300 Series servers can use any supported ASCII terminal as a system console. IBM Xstations 140, 150, and 160 are supported as well as non-IBM X11 servers.
A graphics accelerator, display, keyboard, and mouse are required to use Visual System Manager, the AIX system's management tool.
Input devices
Modems
The 300 Series workstations and servers can connect a wide variety of synchronous and asynchronous modems.
Printers and peripherals
The Model 300 Series workstations and servers support a wide range of IBM and non-IBM printers and plotters.
Printers and plotters are supported through a standard parallel port or a LAN connection: Token-Ring or Ethernet thick/thin or twisted pair cabling.
        Processor                   POWER
        Clock rate                  62 MHz
        L2 Cache                     ---
        Benchmarks[1]
           SPEC(tm)int92             70.3
           SPECfp92                 121.1
           Linpack DP (in MFLOPS)    25.9
           Linpack SP (in MFLOPS)    36.7
           Linpack TPP (in MFLOPS)   89.6
           Xmark93                    3.49 (Gt4e)
                                     12.94 (GXT 150M
                                            w/o L2 cache)
        
    
        Processor                   POWER2
        Clock rate                  59 MHz
        L2 Cache                     ---
        Benchmarks[1]
           SPEC(tm)int92             99.3
           SPECfp92                 187.2
           Linpack DP (in MFLOPS)    49.7
           Linpack SP (in MFLOPS)    64.7
           Linpack TPP (in MFLOPS)  166.8
           Xmark93                   13.83 (GXT 150M
                                            w/o L2 cache)
        
    
        Processor                   POWER2
        Clock rate                  67 MHz
        L2 Cache                    1MB
        Benchmarks[1]
           SPEC(tm)int92            114.3
           SPECfp92                 205.3
           Linpack DP (in MFLOPS)    55.1
           Linpack SP (in MFLOPS)    73.0
           Linpack TPP (in MFLOPS)  182.8
           Xmark93                   14.73 (GXT150M
                                            w/o L2 cache)
        
    
        Processor                   POWER2
        Clock rate                  67 MHz
        L2 Cache                    2MB
        Benchmarks[1]
           SPEC(tm)int92            130.2
           SPECfp92                 266.6
           Linpack DP (in MFLOPS)   133.6
           Linpack SP (in MFLOPS)    72.3
           Linpack TPP (in MFLOPS)  231.3
           Xmark93                  15.68 (GXT150M)
        
    
        Processor                   POWER
        Clock rate                  62 MHz
        L2 Cache                     ---
        Benchmarks[1]
           SPEC(tm)int92             70.3
           SPECfp92                 121.1
           Linpack DP (in MFLOPS)    25.9
           Linpack SP (in MFLOPS)    36.7
           Linpack TPP (in MFLOPS)   89.6
           tpm (est.)               495
        
    
        Processor                   POWER2
        Clock rate                  59 MHz
        L2 Cache                     ---
        Benchmarks[1]
           SPEC(tm)int92             99.3
           SPECfp92                 187.2
           Linpack DP (in MFLOPS)    49.7
           Linpack SP (in MFLOPS)    64.7
           Linpack TPP (in MFLOPS)  166.8
           tpm (est.)               675
        
    
        Processor                   POWER2
        Clock rate                  67 MHz
        L2 Cache                    1MB
        Benchmarks[1]
           SPEC(tm)int92            114.3
           SPECfp92                 205.3
           Linpack DP (in MFLOPS)    55.1
           Linpack SP (in MFLOPS)    73.0
           Linpack TPP (in MFLOPS)  182.8
           tpm (est.)               900
        
    
        Processor                   POWER2
        Clock rate                  67 MHz
        L2 Cache                    2MB
        Benchmarks[1]
           SPEC(tm)int92            130.2
           SPECfp92                 266.6
           Linpack DP (in MFLOPS)   133.6
           Linpack SP (in MFLOPS)    72.3
           Linpack TPP (in MFLOPS)  231.3
           tpm (est.)               ---
        
     The 300 Series workstations and servers are backed up by IBM's world-wide, world-class, on-site service and support.
IBM's commitment is behind every 300 Series model sold, in order to ensure the highest customer satisfaction possible.
If you have access to the Internet, you can find additional information on RS/6000 300 Series models or the entire family of RS/6000 products on IBM's World Wide Web server at http://www.ibm.com
In addition, information is available from your IBM marketing representative, IBM Business Partner or by calling IBM Direct: 1 800 IBM-CALL (1 800 426-2255). In Canada call 1 800 363-RISC (1 800 363-7472).
You can also call 1 800 IBM-4FAX (1 800 426-4329), and more information will be faxed immediately to your location.
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AIX 4.1.1 was used with each of the benchmarks. IBM C Set++ for AIX/6000 3.1 & AIX XL FORTRAN Version 3.2 are the compilers used in these tests. The preprocessors used in the tests include KAP 2.5 for FORTRAN and KAP/C 1.4 from Kuck & Associates, VAST-2 X.03h28 from Pacific-Sierra Research. The preprocessor products are purchased separately.
SPECint92: Geometric mean of six integer tests which comprise the CINT92 benchmark suite. All of these are written in C language. Baseline SPECint92 results are included in the detailed results.
SPECfp92: Geometric mean of 14 tests that represent the CFP92 benchmark suite. Five of the tests are single precision while the remaining nine are double precision. Two tests are written in C language and the rest are written in FORTRAN. Baseline SPECfp92 results are included in the detailed results.
Linpack DP: Double Precision, n=100 results with AIX XL FORTRAN compiler, with optimization. Units are megaflops (MFLOPS).
Linpack SP: Single Precision, n=100 results with AIX XL FORTRAN compiler, with optimization. Units are megaflops (MFLOPS).
Linpack TPP: Toward Peak Performance, n=1,000 results with AIX XL FORTRAN compiler, with optimization. Units are megaflops (MFLOPS).
tpm reflects IBM's estimate of complex commercial transactions per minute.
SPECint92 and SPECfp92 are trademarks of the Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation. KAP is a trademark of Kuck Associates. VAST-2 is a registered trademark of Pacific-Sierra Research Corporation.
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