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Ultrascalability combined with extreme availability
features and industry-leading performance
Please see the Legal Information section for important notices and information. 1
Product Guide
April 2011
IBM System x3850 X5 / x3950 X5
Architecture Overview
CONTENTS
Architecture Overview 1
Key Highlights 2
Key Features 3
Key Options 14
x3850/x3950 X5 Images
15
x3850/x3950 X5 Specs 17
The Bottom Line 21
Server Comparison 22
For More Information 23
Legal Information 23
Outstanding performance, superior mainframe-like reliability, and
fault-tolerant memory characteristics
IBM® has been designing and implementing servers under the X-Architecture
® name since
2001. eX5 technology represents the fifth generation of enterprise servers based on the same
design principle IBM began with in 1997: to offer systems that are expandable, offer “big iron”
reliability, availability, and serviceability (RAS) features, with extremely competitive
price/performance on an Intel® Xeon® processor-based system.
The eX5 technology is primarily designed around three major workloads: database servers,
server consolidation using virtualization services, and Enterprise Resource Planning
(application and database) servers.
If you’re using industry-standard Xeon processor-based servers for running business critical
applications, the systems that run these applications need the type of technology designed
into IBM’s eX5 technology systems. eX5 technology represents a $100M+ investment in
designing a flagship offering that can harness the power of 4-socket-and-up 64-bit x86 (x64)
Xeon processors. The eX5 family includes two rack-optimized chassis (4U 4-socket x3850
X5 x3950 X5 and ), which are offered in different scaled configurations up to , with 8 sockets
the architectural capability to scale further. In addition, for those workloads that require the
maximum available memory, the x3850 X5 and support a 1U memory x3950 X5 MAX5
expansion unit, which adds an additional 32 DIMM slots per chassis (up to DIMMs / 96 3TB
total). Alternatively, if you also need more processor sockets, you can add a x3850 second
X5 or x3950 X5 to form one server with double the memory (up to ), 8U 8-socket 4TB
HDDs/SSDs, adapter slots, and all the other system resources. For the ultimate in scalability,
you can add two MAX5 memory expansion units to a 2-node/8-socket server, for up to 6TB of
memory, ideal for large virtualization, ERP, and database needs.
IBM allows you to logically divide an server into FlexNode partitioning 8-socket two 4-
socket servers remotely and automatedly, and then revert back to a single 8-socket server,
all without requiring a physical visit to the server. Maybe you’d like to start out with a 4-socket
server and possibly add sockets later, if your needs change. Or perhaps you need than more
a 4-socket server now, but don’t want to get locked into a monolithic 8-socket or larger
server—again, in case your requirements change. With IBM, you can stop at 4 sockets, or
expand memory or CPU sockets further if needed. And if you require a variety of 4- and 8-
socket servers in your data center, you can qualify a single server for all these workloads.
This can save much time and effort and speed up deployment. You can also save money on
software licensing by virtualizing a 4- or 8-processor server into many VMs, rather than using
multiple 2-processor servers. Huge amounts of memory also enable more and larger VMs,
and larger databases.
IBM X-Architecture pioneered XpandOnDemand™ (“pay as you grow”) scalability, which
allows chassis to be simply cabled together to form larger scale-up systems. This capability
allows IBM to sell a large SMP (symmetric multiprocessing) system at entry price points. With
XpandOnDemand, you can start small and later expand as your needs change, without
requiring you to buy more than you need up-front or throw away parts later as you expand.
IBM’s eX5 technology-based systems are the ideal solution for scale-up database-serving
applications on Microsoft® Windows® with Microsoft SQL Server® or IBM DB2®, as well as
Linux® with Oracle or DB2. Database hosting demands ultimate server reliability features, and
once installed, they tend to grow and grow, requiring ever greater levels of availability. eX5
servers provide exactly that degree to availability.
Another strong application area for the eX5-based systems is enterprise server consolidation
activities workloads, including SAP and Oracle. eX5 systems can offer considerable savings
over UNIX® deployments, using our certified solution stacks on either Windows or Linux..
Larger servers need more processor, memory and I/O resources, which make maximum use
of any applicable virtual machine software licensing fees and deliver superior system
utilization levels. The name of the game in consolidation activities is to deploy the fewest new
servers possible and help IT staff manage more images with the same or fewer overall
people.
These eX5 servers are designed to protect your data with high performance, high reliability,
®
Ultrascalability combined with extreme availability
features and industry-leading performance
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and high availability. They support the latest -, , and Intelten-, eight six- four-core ® Xeon® E7
family and series processors, up to memory access, and up to of 7500 1066MHz 30MB L3
cache to help provide you with the computing power you need to match your business needs
and growth. The new Xeon and series processors offer up to E7-8800 E7-4800 40% greater
performance than the previous-generation Intel 7500 series processors.
In addition, the x3850 X5 and x3950 X5 use industry-standard memory with DDR3 Chipkill™
ECC (Error Checking and Correcting) protection—for high performance and reliability. For
even higher levels of availability, the eX5 servers also offer Memory ProteXion
™, memory
scrubbing memory rank sparing memory mirroring, , and selectable .
A integrated high-speed controller with (TCP Offload dual-port Gigabit Ethernet TOE
Engine) acceleration is standard. In addition, a virtual fabric adapter is dual-port 10bE
standard in most models. The 10GbE solution provides the benefits and flexibility of I/O
convergence in a single end-to-end solution. The x3850 offers high-performance seven PCIe
adapter slots (six available, if the 10GbE NIC is installed).
The x3850 X5 and x3950 X5 offer industry-leading scalability, including support 4-processor
(upgradeable to in two chassis/nodes), up to of memory 8 processors / 80 cores 2TB per
chassis (upgradeable to in two nodes, or with MAX5), and a choice of up to 2TB 3TB eight
2.5-inch Serial-Attach SCSI Serial ATA II hot-swap internal (SAS) or (SATA II) hard disk
drives with an internal storage capacity of (up to drives and overall, 4TB per chassis 16 6TB
in a two-chassis configuration), or ( ) with a sixteen 1.8-inch solid-state drives SSDs
capacity of per chassis ( in two nodes) 3.2TB 6.4TB .
All models include a controller, which supports hardware . ServeRAID-BR10i V2 RAID-0/1/1E
This controller is installed in a dedicated RAID slot, and can be upgraded with optional IBM
ServeRAID SAS/SATA/SSD RAID controllers, which add up to of battery-backed 512MB
cache, support, and optionally and full disk encryption, via RAID-10/5/50 RAID-6/60 SED
(Self-Encrypting Disk). The size of the chassis helps you maximize your rack investments. 4U
Up to of these chassis can be installed in a single 42U rack, for a total of up to 10 40
processors ( cores), PCIe slots, and HDDs or SSDs, offering an ideal balance 400 70 80 160
of performance, storage and I/O slots per rack.
Standard in both the x3850 X5 and the x3950 X5 is the Integrated Management Module
(IMM) that enables the user to manage and control the server easily—both locally and
remotely. The IMM offers a high level of manageability that is designed to keep costs down
and the system up—even when network usage increases. The drop-down light path
diagnostics panel enables quick servicing of the system if a problem develops. These
advanced features help maximize network availability by increasing uptime, as do IBM
OnForever™ features, such as , hot-swap/redundant HDDs power fans Active and ;
Memory™; withtemperature-controlled fans Calibrated Vectored Cooling
™; IPMI 2.0
support, including and ; as well as highly secure remote power control Serial over LAN
text- and graphics-console redirect over LAN.
Another improvement with the new generation of X-Architecture is the replacement of legacy
BIOS with a new generation (UEFI). UEFI provides Unified Extensible Firmware Interface
a more intuitive user interface and understandable event logs and better management.
With the inclusion of unique IBM service and support features such as IBM Systems
Director IBM Systems Director Active Energy Manager™ IBM ServerGuide, , and ™, the
x3850/x3950 X5 is designed for maximum uptime.
If you need a balance of high-performance four-socket processing, scalability up to eight
sockets, enormous memory expansion, and large I/O capacity in a rack-dense environment,
these are the ideal systems.
Key Highlights eX5 Design Features
eX5 design offers numerous features per chassis to boost performance and reduce product
and operating costs:
• Supports up to Intel Xeon processors with to of cache (processor four 12MB 30MB L3
dependant), and Intel Virtualization Technology (VT) , Hyper-Threading (HT) technology,
and Turbo Boost technology.
• Supports , , or family processors or , or 10-core 8-core 6-core Xeon E7 8-core 6-core 4-
core Xeon 7500 series processors, scalable to 8 processors in a two-chassis
configuration.
• Supports up to of DDR3 memory in a single 4U chassis/node. A two-node (8U) 2TB
configuration supports up to and doubles all other system resources as well 4TB
(HDD/SDD capacity, 10Gb/1Gb Ethernet ports, adapter slots, etc.).
• The 7143 machine type supports low-voltage DIMMs. 1.35V
• Support for a memory expansion unit, increasing memory capacity by MAX5 50% for
memory-intensive workloads. with supports up to of One chassis one MAX5 3TB
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memory in 5U; with two chassis two MAX5 6TB units support up to in 10U.
• Alternatively, with 96 DIMM slots the server and MAX5 can be populated with
inexpensive 2GB DIMMs (for 192GB), while gaining the performance boost from using
12 memory controllers (8 in the server and four more in the MAX5 unit).
• IBM allows a physical two-node configuration to be remotely FlexNode partitioning
reconfigured by software into logical single-node servers, as needs change or for daily
peak and off-peak workloads. For example, FlexNode partitioning provides the flexibility
of running the server as server at night for heavy-duty batch processing, one 8-socket
and as servers during the day for separate interactive workloads—all two 4-socket
remotely and automatedly, without need for an onsite visit.
• adapter and controller standard in most 2-Port 10Gb Ethernet 2-port Gigabit Ethernet
models, optional in the others. ( 2-port 10Gb adapters and 2-port Gb Ethernet Two two
controllers standard in two-node configurations.)
• Fast ECC memory with error correction, , PC3-10600 DDR3 Chipkill double Chipkill
Memory ProteXion™ (redundant bit steering), , memory memory scrubbing rank
sparing, and selectable and protection provides memory mirroring partial mirroring
speed and high availability.
• high-speed adapter slots (six available with 10GbE NIC installed) Seven PCIe Gen 2
offer investment protection by supporting high-performance adapters, such as 10Gb
Ethernet, Fibre Channel, Converged Network Adapter (CNA), and InfiniBand
™ adapters.
• Up to of internal high-speed storage, or of low-cost hot-swap 4.8TB hot-swap SAS 4TB
SATA eight 2.5-inch 9.6TB storage, using HDDs per chassis ( or 8TB, respectively, in a
2-node configuration); up to of per chassis, using 3.2TB hot-swap solid-state storage
16 SSDs ( per two nodes). 6.4TB
• (IMM) standard in each chassis. Integrated Management Module
• Optional controllers that support and high-ServeRAID RAID-0/1/10/5/50/6/60
performance SSD drives.
Key Features
Multicore
Xeon Processors
The x3850 X5 and x3950 X5 ship with high-performance Intel processors—either two Xeon
the 6-, 8-,or 10-core family or the 4-, 6-, or 8-core series—and support up to per E7 7500 four
chassis (node), allowing you to upgrade as business needs require. The eX5 servers also go
a step further by allowing you to add a second node to increase the number of sockets from
four to . eight
The system offers a choice of processor clock rates, cache sizes and power draw:
Xeon E7 Series Processors
• Xeon processor models or running at 2.4 or 2.0GHz 130W 10-core E7-8870 E7-8850
(respectively), with ( ), GTps (gigatransfers per second) low power draw per core 13W 6.4
QPI speed, memory access, dual integrated memory controllers, of 1066MHz 30MB
shared cache, and Intel VT, HT, and Turbo Boost technology L3
• Xeon processor model running at 2.13GHz, with 105W 10-core E7-8867L extremely low
power draw per core ( ), GTps (gigatransfers per second) QPI speed, 10.5W 6.4 1066MHz
memory access, dual integrated memory controllers, 30MB of shared cache, and Intel L3
VT, HT, and Turbo Boost technology
• Xeon processor model running at 2.26GHz, with 130W 10-core E7-8860 low power draw
per core ( ), GTps (gigatransfers per second) QPI speed, memory 13W 6.4 1066MHz
access, dual integrated memory controllers, of shared cache, and Intel VT, HT, 24MB L3
and Turbo Boost technology
• Xeon processor model running at 2.67GHz, with 130W 8-core E7-8837 reduced power
draw per core ( ), GTps (gigatransfers per second) QPI speed, 16.25W 6.4 1066MHz
memory access, dual integrated memory controllers, 24MB of shared cache, and Intel L3
VT, HT, and Turbo Boost technology
• Xeon processor model running at 2.13GHz, with 105W 8-core E7-8830 low power draw
per core ( ), GTps (gigatransfers per second) QPI speed, memory 13.13W 6.4 1066MHz
access, dual integrated memory controllers, of shared cache, and Intel VT, HT, 24MB L3
and Turbo Boost technology
• Xeon processor model running at 2.4GHz, with 130W 10-core E7-4870* low power draw
per core ( ), GTps (gigatransfers per second) QPI speed, memory 13W 6.4 1066MHz
access, dual integrated memory controllers, of shared cache, and Intel VT, HT, 30MB L3
and Turbo Boost technology
• Xeon processor models or running at 2.26 or 2.0GHz, 130W 10-core E7-4860* E7-4850*
with low power draw per core ( ), GTps (gigatransfers per second) QPI speed, 13W 6.4
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