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IBM Power 755 Server Computer Manual
The IBM Power 755 is a 4‑slot, 4U rack‑mount server equipped with up to four 8‑core 3.3 GHz POWER7 processors. It supports up to 256 GB of memory and is targeted at high‑performance computing workloads such as weather modeling, computational chemistry, and physics simulations. The server includes AltiVec SIMD acceleration, ENERGY STAR certification, and advanced power‑management features.
The manual lists configuration options, including processor modules, memory ranges, SSD and SAS drive bays, PCI‑Express slots, networking ports, and power requirements. It also covers RAS features, warranty terms, and contact information for IBM sales and support. This manual is written in Chinese.
IBM POWER7 specifications
| Power 750 core options | 8, 16, 32 cores |
|---|---|
| Power 755 core count | 32 cores |
| Power 770 core options | 12, 24, 36, 48 cores |
| Power 780 core options | 16, 32, 48, 64 cores |
| On‑chip caches | L2 & L3 caches |
| Virtualization support | Built‑in virtualization |
| Power‑saving features | Processor Nap & Sleep Mode |
Source: IBM POWER7 Technology Insight
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Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
Questions answered in these manuals
What server models are part of the POWER7 family?
The POWER7 family includes the Power 750, Power 755, Power 770, and Power 780 servers.
How many cores are available for the Power 770 server?
The Power 770 server is offered with 12, 24, 36, or 48 cores.
What is the maximum memory supported by the IBM Power 755 server?
The server can support up to 256 GB of memory.
How many POWER7 cores does the Power 755 provide?
It provides up to 32 POWER7 processor cores.