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System x3755 (8877)


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A four-digit feature code is used to specify a component that is configurable in the IBM configurators, the eBusiness Configurator (eConfig) and the IBM Web-based Hardware Configurator, used in US and Canada. Options that do not have feature codes cannot be integrated by IBM into a system using these IBM configurators. To purchase options separately, refer to the option part number provided in this document.

At-A-Glance Options

Table 1. System x3755 (8877) at-a-glance
Part number1 Withdrawal date2 CPU/FSB
speed
(GHz/MHz)-
cache		 Number of processors (std/max)3 Memory (std/max) Form factor Power supply quantity (std/
max)		 Hot-swap (power, slots, HDD, fans, memory) System Mgmt Processor

8877-1RY3

Jun 29
2007

 Dual Core
AMD Opteron Processor
Model 8212
(2.0GHz
2x1MB L2
95W)

1/4

 1GB/ 128GB

4U

1/2

PHF

 Y
8877-2RY3,4

-

 Dual Core
AMD Opteron
Processor
Model 8214
(2.2GHz
2x1MB L2
95W)

1/4

 1GB/ 128GB

4U

1/2

PHF

 Y
8877-3RY4

-

 Dual Core
Opteron
Processor
Model 8216
(2.4GHz
1MB L2
1MB L3
Cache)

1/4

 1GB/ 128GB

4U

1/2

PHF

 Y
8877-4RY4

-

 Dual Core
AMD Opteron
Processor
Model 8218
(2.6GHz
2x1MB L2
95W)

2/4

 4GB/ 128GB

4U

1/2

PHF

 Y
8877-5MY

-

 Dual Core
Opteron
(2x2.8GHz/
1000MHz)

4/4

 8GB/ 128GB

4U

1/2

PHF

 Y
8877-5RY

Jun 29
2007

 Dual Core
AMD Opteron
Processor
Model 8220 SE
(2.8GHz
2x1MB L2
120W)

2/4

 4GB/ 128GB

4U

1/2

PHF

 Y
8877-5SY4

-

 Dual Core
Opteron
Processor
Model 8220
(2.8GHz
1MB L2
1MB L3 Cache)

2/4

 4GB/ 128GB

4U

1/2

PHF

 Y
8877-6RY4

-

 Dual Core Opteron Processor Model 8222SE (3.0GHz 1MB L2 1MB L3 Cache)

2/4

 4GB/ 128GB

4U

1/2

PHF

 Y
8877-7RY4

-

 Dual Core Opteron Processor Model 8224 (3.2 GHz 2x1MB L2 120W)

2/4

 4GB/ 128GB

4U

1/2

PHF

 Y
8877-E4Y5, 6

-

 Dual Core AMD Opteron Processor Model 8218 (2.6GHz 2x1MB L2 95W)

2/4

 8GB/ 128GB

4U

2/2

PHF

 Y

Table 1. System x3755 (8877) at-a-glance (continued)
Part number1 Withdrawal date2 Integrated ethernet Storage controller Internal HDD interface Internal HDD storage (std/max) Optical drive Bays (total/
avail)		 Slots (total/
avail)

8877-1RY3

Jun 29
2007

2 1GB

 SAS

Hot-Swap

 0GB/1200 GB Slim DVD: IDE 5/4 6/6
8877-2RY3,4

-

2 1GB

 SAS

Hot-Swap

 0GB/1200 GB Slim DVD: IDE 5/4 6/6
8877-3RY4

-

2 1GB

 SAS

Hot-Swap

 0GB/1200 GB CD-RW/
DVD		 5/4 6/6
8877-4RY4

-

2 1GB

 SAS

Hot-Swap

 0GB/1200 GB Slim DVD: IDE 5/4 6/6
8877-5MY

-

2 1GB

 SAS

Hot-Swap

 0GB/1200 GB CD-RW/
DVD		 5/4 6/6
8877-5RY

Jun 29
2007

2 1GB

 SAS

Hot-Swap

 0GB/1200 GB Slim DVD: IDE 5/4 6/6
8877-5SY4

-

2 1GB

 SAS

Hot-Swap

 0GB/1200 GB CD-RW/
DVD		 5/4 6/6
8877-6RY4

-

2 1GB

 SAS

Hot-Swap

 0GB/1200 GB CD-RW/
DVD		 5/4 6/6
8877-7RY4

-

2 1GB

 SAS

Hot-Swap

 0GB/1200 GB CD-RW/
DVD		 5/4 6/6
8877-E4Y5, 6

-

2 1GB

 SAS

Hot-Swap

 72GB/1200 GB CD-RW/
DVD		 5/2 6/6
Notes:
  1. Model numbers provided are worldwide generally available
    variant (GAV) model numbers which are not orderable as listed
    and need to be modified by country. The U.S. GAV model numbers
    use the following nomenclature: xxU. For example, the U.S.
    orderable part number for 7979-12Y is 7979-12U. See the product
    specific Official IBM announcement letter for other country-
    specific GAV model numbers. GAV to MTM mapping for A.P.
    Geographies follow the same pattern. Substitute the last character
    with the country-specific designator.
  2. Withdrawal dates are provided for U.S. and Canada only.
    Business Partner Inventory may be available.
  3. Pass Thru Card (40K7547) is required with a configuration of
    1 or 3 processors. One Pass Thru Card comes standard on the 1RY
    and 2RY models.
  4. This model comes standard with an IBM ServeRAID-8k-l SAS
    Controller (SBB 25R8077).
  5. This model comes standard with an IBM ServeRAID-8k SAS Controller
    (SBB 25R8080).
  6. This model comes standard with a Remote Supervisor Adapter II
    Slimline (SBB 39Y9567).

July 15, 2008