Supreme Computing and Expandability for SMB
TS300-E9-PS4
- ASUS PIKE II and 12G SAS support
- High scalability
- High networking connection
- Best-in-class power efficiency and stability
- Comprehensive remote management
ASUS PIKE II and 12G SAS support
ASUS PIKE II (optional) offers the latest 12Gb/s SAS together with PCI-E 3.0 solution. While ASUS latest 12Gb/s SAS doubles the data rate running at twice the speed of the previous generation, PCI-E 3.0 offers high reliability and faster speed connection. ASUS PIKE II meets user needs with support for 6Gb/s SATA and 12Gb/s SAS storage and integrated RAID data protection
High scalability
TS300-E9-PS4 is the perfect choice for an operating system or application drive, making the server work as fast as possible. ASUS further furnishes several choices for OS drive placement, such as M.2 (dual, up to 512GB x 2) and SATA DOM. Also, upgradable to eight 3.5” Hot-Swap disk bays.
High networking connection
TS300-E9-PS4 has quad server-class Intel® LAN controllers, which doubles queues compared to previous-generation. This is better for virtualization applications. In addition, the quad LAN teaming quadruples the network bandwidth and the failover function ensures uninterrupted network connections.
Best-in-class power efficiency and stability
TS300-E9-PS4 benefits from premium components hand-chosen and carefully arranged by ASUS engineers to provide premium efficiency. The ASUS exclusive material, which can be used 136.9 years ultra-longevity at 65℃. With Beat Thermal Choke III, it takes 3℃ lower choke temperatures and reduces power consumption.
Comprehensive remote management
ASUS presents the most complete remote server control, including out of band ASMB8-iKVM (optional) and in-band ASWM Enterprise. Out-of-band ASMB8-iKVM offers LAN management, while in-band ASWM Enterprise provides “one on many” usage. IT professionals don’t have to check servers one by one, but instead can use ASWM Enterprise to monitor the status of all servers from a friendly graphical user interface.
