Ac power consumption, Hp integrity rx7620-16 server – HP RX8620-32 User Manual
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Figure 20. Power inputs and interconnects in the Integrity rx8620-32 Server are designed for fault-tolerant power compliance
AC power consumption
The power consumption of the HP Integrity rx7620-16 and rx8620-32 Servers varies greatly,
depending on the hardware configuration and the input line voltages supplied at the customer site.
HP represents power consumption in terms of volt-amperes (VA). There are two ways to represent
consumption:
• Theoretical maximum value represents the maximum wattage of a given configuration, assuming
worst-case conditions (thermal tolerances, workloads, and so forth) on all system components. It is
extremely unlikely that a customer will experience power consumption at the level specified as the
theoretical maximum.
• Typical value represents the expected power consumption of a given configuration. The typical
value is the approximate power consumption that a customer will most likely experience. It can be
used for power-budgeting purposes.
Following are the theoretical maximum and typical power consumption values for two different
configurations of each server.
HP Integrity rx7620-16 Server
• Integrity rx7620-16 Server fully loaded configuration with eight traditional Intel Itanium 2
processors—The Integrity rx7620-16 Server fully loaded configuration consists of eight 1.6 GHz
Intel Itanium 2 processors, 128 GB of memory, 14 PCI-X cards, two cell boards, four internal hard
drives, one DVD drive, two core I/O card sets, and two bulk power supplies.
– Theoretical maximum power consumption: 3,220 VA (16.1 A @ 200 Vac)
– Typical power consumption: 2,030 VA (10.2 A @ 200 Vac)
• Integrity rx7620-16 Server average configuration with four traditional Intel Itanium 2 processors—
The Integrity rx7620-16 Server average configuration includes four 1.6 GHz Intel Itanium 2
processors, 10 GB of memory, five PCI-X cards, two cell boards, two internal hard drives, one DVD
drive, one core I/O card set, and two bulk power supplies.
– Typical power consumption: 1,100 VA (5.5 A @ 200 Vac)
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