V-Max provides twice the performance, twice the connectivity, three times more capacity compared to industry-leading Symmetrix DMX-4.
Now let’s talk about how the Symmetrix V-Max series has the ability to increase performance while reducing cost.
The Virtual Matrix architecture of Symmetrix V-Max series allows resources to be dynamically shared to evenly distribute IO workloads to not only provide high levels of performance, but to also maintain predictable levels of performance. The Symmetrix V-Max series delivers more performance to applications what they need it. Improvements such as multi-core processor technology, increased global memory, and high-speed Virtual Matrix architecture interconnects allow the Symmetrix V-Max series to deliver up to 2.6 times more performance compared to the Symmetrix DMX-4.
The scalability of the Symmetrix V-Max series system enables users to do more with less and allows multiple systems to be consolidated into a single platform without sacrificing performance, scale, or functionality.
The consolidation enabled by the Symmetrix V-Max series optimizes performance and reduces cost. The Symmetrix V-Max system can manage more capacity with fewer resources by leveraging common management and functionality across multiple storage tiers. It also helps reduce power and footprint requirements by decreasing the number of systems into fewer frames.
Quincy561
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January 8th, 2010 07:00
As you have heard, V-Max is different, but it is also similar.
It still runs the same operating environment, Enginuity, so you will have the same interface and base features you had with DMX plus more.
It is a different hardware platform from DMX.
It has up to 2 times the front end connections of a DMX system
It has up to 3 times the performance of a DMX system
It can be configured with up to about 4 times the usable capacity of a DMX
Have you looked at these?
http://powerlink.emc.com/km/live1/en_US/Offering_Basics/Presentation/SymmetrixV-Max.ppt?mtcs=ZXZlbnRUeXBlPUttQ2xpY2tTZWFyY2hSZXN1bHRzRXZlbnQsZG9jdW1lbnRJZD0wOTAxNDA2NjgwNDg1OTFkLGRhdGFTb3VyY2U9RENUTV9lbl9VU18w
http://powerlink.emc.com/km/live1/en_US/Offering_Technical/Technical_Documentation/300-008-603.pdf?mtcs=ZXZlbnRUeXBlPUttQ2xpY2tTZWFyY2hSZXN1bHRzRXZlbnQsZG9jdW1lbnRJZD0wOTAxNDA2NjgwNDhlOTE2LGRhdGFTb3VyY2U9RENUTV9lbl9VU18w
http://www.emc.com/products/detail/hardware/symmetrix-v-max.htm
Rasmmacias
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January 11th, 2010 07:00
V-Max provides twice the performance, twice the connectivity, three times more capacity compared to industry-leading Symmetrix DMX-4.
Now let’s talk about how the Symmetrix V-Max series has the ability to increase performance while reducing cost.
The Virtual Matrix architecture of Symmetrix V-Max series allows resources to be dynamically shared to evenly distribute IO workloads to not only provide high levels of performance, but to also maintain predictable levels of performance. The Symmetrix V-Max series delivers more performance to applications what they need it. Improvements such as multi-core processor technology, increased global memory, and high-speed Virtual Matrix architecture interconnects allow the Symmetrix V-Max series to deliver up to 2.6 times more performance compared to the Symmetrix DMX-4.
The scalability of the Symmetrix V-Max series system enables users to do more with less and allows multiple systems to be consolidated into a single platform without sacrificing performance, scale, or functionality.
The consolidation enabled by the Symmetrix V-Max series optimizes performance and reduces cost. The Symmetrix V-Max system can manage more capacity with fewer resources by leveraging common management and functionality across multiple storage tiers. It also helps reduce power and footprint requirements by decreasing the number of systems into fewer frames.