AMD lands Fujitsu-Siemens workstation win

Dual Opteron system for sale

By INQUIRER staff

Tue Dec 16 2003, 10:28

CHIP FIRM AMD said that Siemens-Fujitsu has started to sell a workstation using the Opteron 200 family of chips.

The Celsius V810 uses the AMD 8151, 8131, 811 chipsets, can support dual configuration, 16GB of DDR memory, and comes with an Adaptec 29320 SCSI controller, AGP8X Pro slots, PCI-X slots, and the other usual array of IO options.

The graphics subsystems are Nvidia options, including the GeForce4MX, the Quadro4 580XGL, and the Quadro FX2000. µ

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