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HP 9000/725<br />

4.7 HP 9000/725<br />

4.7.1 Overview<br />

These were designated to be smaller replacements for the old 750 servers while still offering the same<br />

amount of I/O options. They are technically based on their 715 workstations counterparts.<br />

Introduced: 1992 (725/50) to 1994 for<br />

$17,895 (725/50).<br />

4.7.2 Internals<br />

CPU<br />

� 725/50: <strong>PA</strong>-7100 50 MHz with 64/64 KB off-chip I/D L1 cache<br />

� 725/75: <strong>PA</strong>-7100 75 MHz with 256/256 KB off-chip I/D L1 cache<br />

� 725/100: <strong>PA</strong>-7100LC 100 MHz with with 1 KB on-chip I L1 and 256 KB off-chip unified I/D L1<br />

cache<br />

The 1 KB on-chip L1 cache on systems with a <strong>PA</strong>-7100LC is not really a true cache.<br />

Chipset<br />

725/50 and 725/75<br />

� ASP chipset.<br />

� NCR 53C700 8-bit single-ended SCSI-2<br />

� Intel 82596DX 10 Mbit Ether<strong>net</strong> controller<br />

� WD 16C552 parallel<br />

� NS 16550A compatible serial<br />

� 512 KB EPROM - the Boot ROM<br />

� 8 KB EEPROM for storing system configuration status etc.<br />

� Intel 8042 microprocessor<br />

� Intel 82501AD Ether<strong>net</strong> transceiver<br />

� CRX graphics, 8-bit<br />

� CS4215 CODEC for 16-bit stereo audio<br />

� Viper memory and I/O controller<br />

� Intel 82350 EISA bus adapter chipset (EISA to GSC)<br />

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