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BiikeMike

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* Two 3.0GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon
* 32GB (8x4GB)
* 300GB SAS ADM @ 15,000-rpm
* 300GB SAS ADM @ 15,000-rpm
* 300GB SAS ADM @ 15,000-rpm
* 8x SuperDrive DL (DVD+R DL/DVD + RW/CD-RW)
* ATI Radeon X1300 64MB SDRAM with VGA Adapter
* Dual-channel 4Gb Fibre Channel card with PCI Express riser
* Quad-channel 4Gb Fibre Channel card with PCI Express riser
* Dual 650W Power Supply
* Rack Mounting Kit - Square Hole Rack
* Xserve RAID (14x500GB)
* Mac OS X Server Maintenance 36 Mths Unl. Client (Single Server), price per server
* Apple Remote Desktop 3 (Unlimited Managed Systems)
* AppleCare Service Parts Kit for Xserve
* Mac OS X Server Software Support - Alliance
* AppleCare Premium Service and Support for Xserve

For a grand total of................(Drumroll)




















$99,011.00!!


I was hoping it'd hit the $100k mark, but alas, only $99k!
 
Is the separate Xserve Raid considered as the computer? They are two separate entities that do very different things.


The Xserve RAID won't work without the computer right? therefore, I consider it to be part of it :p and since its a configureable option, it counts!


The most expensive stuff was the memory (almost $24k) The RAID setup (just over $12k) and..... the MOST expensive was the OSX Server software support at FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
 
The Xserve RAID won't work without the computer right? therefore, I consider it to be part of it :p and since its a configureable option, it counts!


The most expensive stuff was the memory (almost $24k) The RAID setup (just over $12k) and..... the MOST expensive was the OSX Server software support at FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
I think you need to get out more !!

Come to think about it .... so do I :eek:

FJ
 
Steve Jobs is almost God. There is no computer he cant use. But I wonder is Steve Jobs himself can build a comuter so powerful that he him self cannot use it.

As for Bill Gates, he would steal Steve Job's bis arse computer and call it Windows God or something like that. lol.
 
not bored enough...

you missed the customization on the xserve raid. If you buy the one from the link on the xserve order, you can't add to it. If you customize it and add it separately, you can bump your price over $100,000 before tax.

Xserve Quad Xeon
Part Number: Z0DB
300GB SAS ADM @ 15,000-rpm
Dual 650W Power Supply
ATI Radeon X1300 64MB SDRAM with VGA Adapter
300GB SAS ADM @ 15,000-rpm
Two 3.0GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon
300GB SAS ADM @ 15,000-rpm
Accessory kit
Rack Mounting Kit - Square Hole Rack
Dual-channel 4Gb Fibre Channel card with PCI Express riser
32GB (8x4GB)
Quad-channel 4Gb Fibre Channel card with PCI Express riser
8x SuperDrive DL (DVD+R DL/DVD + RW/CD-RW)
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Estimated Total: $111,478.15

I think I'll just go die now since there is nothing left to live for...

Hey, did you notice it qualifies for free shipping?
 
i love doing this on occasion...i dont know if it makes me feel poor, or if it makes me feel content that my little powermac can do everything that i want it to
-chris
 
Could one configure a computer so powerful that not even Steve Jobs could use it?

Well no of course not, I mean Uncle Steve's working on his 8-core Powerbook G5 after all ;)

Actually no, I think you are refering to Steve's 8-core Powerbook G5 Tablet with built in iPod video dock for the new widescreen iPod, and wireless HD transfer communicator for the :apple: TV in addition to the slot loading iPhone drive.

I hate it when people get the details wrong.....

:p
 
Um, does that say X1300 64MB?

I think you might want to reconfigure… ;)


it is a server ya know ;) there is even an option to NOT have a video card!

Cart Subtotal: $103,460.00
Free Shipping: $0.00
Estimated Tax*: $8,018.15

Estimated Total: $111,478.15

I think I'll just go die now since there is nothing left to live for...

Hey, did you notice it qualifies for free shipping?

GOOD WORK MY FRIEND!
 
we've seen this configuration before on this board...

Well, now you've seen it again :D

the question is is there anyone out there that has this computer?!


I'm sure, some where, there is some netowork running off one or more of those things. The computer itself really isn't that expensive if used for its intended purpose. Its all the support that is expensive.
 
Think of the amount of cash sunk into these babies:
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and this 640 node Xserve G5 system:

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:eek:
 
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