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The '''VAXserver 4000 Model 300''' is a [[minicomputer]] [[VAX]] [[server]] (not for interactive [[time-sharing]] usage) whose hardware and software has minor differences with [[VAX 4000 series‎‎]] and [[VAXstation 4000 series‎‎]] units; although, like the VAX 4000, it uses a [[BA440 Enclosure]].
The '''VAXserver 4000 Model 300''' is a [[minicomputer]] [[VAX]] [[server]] (not for interactive [[time-sharing]] usage) whose hardware and software has minor differences with [[VAX 4000 series‎‎]] and [[VAXstation 4000 series‎‎]] units; although, like the VAX 4000, it uses a [[BA440 Enclosure]].


In particular, it differs from the VAXstation 4000 in using a [[CPU]], the [[KA670 CPU]], which provides two [[Digital Storage Systems Interconnect]] [[mass storage]] [[bus]]es.
In particular, it differs from the VAXstation 4000 in using a [[Central Processing Unit|CPU]], the [[KA670 CPU]], which provides two [[Digital Storage Systems Interconnect]] [[mass storage]] [[bus]]es.


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Revision as of 04:41, 31 January 2024

The VAXserver 4000 Model 300 is a minicomputer VAX server (not for interactive time-sharing usage) whose hardware and software has minor differences with VAX 4000 series‎‎ and VAXstation 4000 series‎‎ units; although, like the VAX 4000, it uses a BA440 Enclosure.

In particular, it differs from the VAXstation 4000 in using a CPU, the KA670 CPU, which provides two Digital Storage Systems Interconnect mass storage buses.

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