Introduced: February 2003Discontinued: January 2004Machine ID: n/aModel Number: n/aSupport Status: SupportedProcessor: n/aProcessor Speed: n/aCache: 128 MB per RAID controller with support to 512 MBSystem Bus: n/aHard Drive: Up to 2.52 TB total capacity in RAID 0Media: n/aRack Support: Fits EIA-310-D-compliant industry-standard 19-inch-wide four-post racks from 24 to 36 inches deep; deeper racks require third-party extenderWeight and Dimensions (US): 60 - 100 lbs., 5.25" H x 17" W x 18.4" DWeight and Dimensions (Metric): 27.2 - 45.4 kg, 13.3 cm H x 43.2 cm W x 46.7 cm DOriginal Mac OS: n/aMaximum Mac OS: n/aLogicboard RAM: n/aMaximum RAM: n/aType of RAM Slots: n/aMinimum RAM Speed: n/aGraphics Card: n/aGraphics Memory: n/aBuilt-in Display: n/aDisplay Connection: n/aExpansion Slots: n/aExpansion Bays: 14 - Apple Drive Module baysHard Drive Bus: 14 - Ultra ATA/100 (ATA-6), Dual independent RAID controllersBackup Battery: n/aMax Watts: 400 WattsEthernet: 2 - 10/100BASE-TModem: NoneADB: NoneSerial: 2 - DB-9SCSI: n/aUSB: n/aFireWire: n/aFibre Channel: Dual 2Gb Fibre Channel ports (SFP)Audio In: n/aAudio Out: n/aHistory: The Xserve RAID had support for up to 14 180 GB drive modules, each on a separate ATA-100 bus. It used a dual 2GB Fibre Channel interface (a Fibre PCI card was available for Xserves), and had a maximum storage capacity of 2.52 TB. Prices ranged from $5,999 - $10,999 U.S. The Xserve RAID received an upgrade in January 2004: it now had support for up to 14 250 GB drive modules, each on a separate ATA-100 bus, for a total of 3.5 TB of possible storage. Prices ranged from $5,999 to $10,999 U.S. Another upgrade in October 2004 added 400 GB drive support bringing total capacity to 5.6 TB. Prices ranged from $5,999 to 12,999 U.S.
