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Xserve (Cluster Node)

The Xserve (Cluster Node) is a rack-mounted server that Apple introduced on 1 March 2003 and sold until January 2004. It came in 2 configurations, with a 1.33 GHz PowerPC 7455 (G4) processor, 256 MB of memory and 60 GB HDD of storage.

Model identifier
RackMac1,2
Released
Early 2003
Order number
M9090LL/A

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2 configurations

Choose a configuration to see its processor, memory, graphics and storage.

Configuration Order number Graphics Original price
Configuration 1
1.33 GHz PowerPC 7455 (G4), 256 MB, 60 GB HDD M9090LL/A None US$2,799

Configuration 1

Overview

Model identifier
RackMac1,2
Introduced
1 March 2003

1.33 GHz PowerPC 7455 (G4), 256 MB, 60 GB HDD

Overview

Order number
M9090LL/A
Introduced
1 March 2003
Discontinued
6 January 2004
Original price
US$2,799
Weight
26 lb

Processor

Processor
PowerPC 7455 (G4)
Speed
1.33 GHz
Processors
2
System bus
167 MHz
L1 cache
64 KB
L2/L3 cache
256 KB (on-chip), 2 MB
FPU
Integrated

Memory

Standard
256 MB
Maximum
2 GB
Built in
None
Slots
4
Type
PC2700 DDR SDRAM
Minimum speed
333 MHz

Graphics

Graphics
None
Graphics memory type
None
Video memory
None
Maximum video memory
None
Video out
None

Storage

Standard storage
60 GB HDD
Drive speed
7200 RPM
Drive size
3.5" (25.4 mm)

Optical

Optical drive
None

Wireless and expansion

Wi-Fi
None
Bluetooth
None

In the box

Operating system at launch
Mac OS X Server 10.2.4 (6I34)
Keyboard
None
Mouse or trackpad
None

Shared by every configuration

Ports

FireWire
400 (400 Mbit/s), 800 (800 Mbit/s)
Security slot
1 (Lock)

Networking

Modem
None

Audio

Microphone
None
Audio in
None
Headphone jacks
None

Battery and power

Backup battery
3.6 V lithium coin-cell

Physical

Form factor
Rack-Mountable

Platform

Architecture
32-Bit
Firmware
Open Firmware

Software

Latest macOS
Mac OS X Server 10.5.8
Mac OS 9
None

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