IBM 783722U, x3400 M2 Brochure & Specs
The value-priced performer for your growing business
IBM System x3400 M2
Performance features, entry price
Highlights
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Helps lower IT lifecycle costs
while providing outstanding
performance
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Customizable design with
configuration flexibility for
affordable growth
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Provides extensive systems
management capabilities right
out of the box
For growing businesses and branch
offices that want high performance
without the high price tag, the
IBM® System x3400 M2 offers the
availability and reliability you need at a
price you can afford. Designed for flexi-
bility and growth, this dual-socket
server offers exceptional value that
accommodates expanding business
needs.
Expand your business, not your budget
The x3400 M2 offers flexible configura-
tion options and easy migration
through support for a wide range of
technologies. Start with a single Intel®
Xeon® four-core processor, and add a
second to double your processing
capability. Select the right combination
of hard disk drive size, capacity and
performance for today, and easily incor-
porate additional drives tomorrow.
Maximum uptime and minimal IT support
Out-of-the-box systems management
support, including Predictive Failure
Analysis® and an integrated manage-
ment module with optional remote
presence key help reduce onsite IT
support costs. In addition, RAID capa-
bilities enhance application resiliency
and performance.
Select configurations of the
x3400 M2 are part of the IBM Express
Advantage™ Portfolio designed to
meet the needs of mid-sized busi-
nesses. Easy to manage, Express mod-
els and configurations vary by country.
System x3400 M2 at a glance
Form factor/height
Tower/5U (rack-mountable)
Processor (max)
Intel® Xeon® E5540 up to 2.53 GHz and up to 8 MB cache
Number of processors (std/max)
1/2
Cache (max)
4 MB or 8 MB per processor socket
Memory1(max)
2 GB/96 GB registered DDR-3 DIMMs
Expansion slots
5 PCI-Express and 1 PCI; 2 PCI-X or 1 PCI-E (optional)
Disk bays (total/hot-swap)
4/4 or 8/8 (model dependent)
Maximum internal storage
1, 2
4.0 TB hot-swap Serial ATA hard disk drives (HDDs); 1.2 TB
hot-swap SAS, 3.0 TB simple-swap Serial ATA, or 2.4 TB
hot-swap SFF SAS
Network interface
Integrated dual Gigabit Ethernet
Power supply (std/max)
670 W 1/1
Hot-swap components
Hard disk drives, fans
RAID support
Integrated RAID-0, -1, -1E (software or hardware, model
dependent), optional RAID-10, -5, -50, -6, -60
Systems management
Integrated management module (IMM); optional remote
presence hardware key; IBM Systems Director; IBM Systems
Director Active Energy Manager™
Operating systems supported
3,4
Microsoft® Windows®, Red Hat Enterprise Linux®, SUSE
Linux Enterprise, VMware ESX
Limited warranty
5
1-/3-year customer replaceable unit and onsite limited
warranty
For more information
World Wide Web
U.S. ibm.com/systems/x
Canada ibm.com/systems/ca/en/servers/
x/index.html
1
Maximum internal hard disk and memory
capacities may require the replacement of any
standard hard drives or memory, and the
population of all hard disk bays and memory
slots with the largest currently supported drives
available. When referring to variable speed
CD-ROMs, CD-Rs, CD-RWs and DVDs, actual
playback speed will vary and is often less than
the maximum possible.
2
When referring to storage capacity,
GB = 1,000,000,000 bytes, and
TB = 1,000,000,000,000 bytes. Accessible
capacity is less.
3
OS support and certification information can
be found on the ServerProven Web site at
ibm.com/servers/eserver/serverproven/
compat/us/indexsp.html.
4
Microsoft, Red Hat, Novell SUSE and/or
VMware offerings are available for purchase with
System x servers in most countries.
5
IBM hardware products are made from new
parts, or new and serviceable used parts.
Regardless, our warranty terms apply. For a
copy of applicable product warranties, write to:
Warranty Information, P.O. Box 12195, RTP,
NC 27709, Attn: Dept. JDJA/B203. IBM makes
no representation or warranty regarding thirdparty products or services, including those
designated as ServerProven®.
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