Specifications
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CPU: Intel W7-3455 24 48
: 512G DDR5 RECC 4800MHz
Integrated Appliance-RD-4140-G1455L20A context: : 1 2TB M.2 NVMe SSD, 1 3.84T U.2 NVMe SSD, 1 16TB SATA HDD
: 4 NVIDIA L20 48GB
GPUs: 1 NVIDIA RTX A400 4GB
: 2 10G, 1 1G
:: 2*USB3,1*Type-C;: 2*USB-A 2.0, 4*USB-A 3.2,1* USB 3.2 Type-C,
power supplies: 2600W
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Integrated Appliance-RD-4140-G1455L20A can be evaluated for AI Integrated Systems projects, capacity expansion and replacement planning.
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