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DELL PowerEdge T160 serveur 480 Go Tower (3U) Intel Xeon 6 6325P 3,5 GHz 32 Go DDR5-SDRAM 300 W IsEasy the lamp can be easily
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DELL PowerEdge T160 serveur 480 Go Tower (3U) Intel Xeon 6 6325P 3,5 GHz 32 Go DDR5 SDRAM 300 W IsEasy the lamp can be easily the lamp can be easily fixed in any position Discover the limitless possibilities of video and photo capture with the Insta360 X4 camera Enterprise 16G Logiciel Système d'exploitation installé Non Systèmes d'exploitation compatibles Canonical Ubuntu Server LTS Microsoft Windows Server with Hyper V Red Hat Enterprise Linux SUSE Linux Enterprise Server VMware ESXi Puissance Alimentation redondante (RPS) Non Alimentation d'énergie 300 W Nombre d'alimentations principales 1 Conditions environnementales Température hors fonctionnement 40 65 °C Taux d'humidité relative (stockage) 5 95% Altitude de fonctionnement 0 3048 m Altitude de non fonctionnement 0 12000 m Empreinte carbone Empreinte carbone totale (kg of CO2e) 1182 Émissions totales de carbone 5 mm Hauteur 332
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