Did Dell give me an equal to what I had?
Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2012 12:29 am
My workstation T7400 was damaged and insured by Dell who is issuing me a replacement T7500. As I know little to nothing about the processors involved, can someone weigh in to confirm that Dell is indeed giving me equal processors and graphic cards that were in my damaged unit as they are obligated to do.
Damaged T7400 had the following:
pair of X5482 3.2GHz Xeons.
pair of Nvidia 1.5GB FX5600 cards.
replacement issued contains:
Dual Quad Core Intel Xeon Processor E5607, 2.26GHz, 8M L3, 4.8GT/s
Dual 2GB nVIDIA Quadro 4000 cards
from a layman's point of view, which means I know nothing in technical terms, the surface indicates they are giving me 2.2GHz processors where I previously had 3.2GHz. and the nVidia FX5600 graphics cards I got with the T7400 cost thousands and the dual Quadro 4000 cards are priced much lower.
Obviously price variations and time mean nothing. I am basically just wanting to run these specs by and see if Dell is replacing the primary components with something equal to what I had in the damaged 7400. I appreciate any input.
Damaged T7400 had the following:
pair of X5482 3.2GHz Xeons.
pair of Nvidia 1.5GB FX5600 cards.
replacement issued contains:
Dual Quad Core Intel Xeon Processor E5607, 2.26GHz, 8M L3, 4.8GT/s
Dual 2GB nVIDIA Quadro 4000 cards
from a layman's point of view, which means I know nothing in technical terms, the surface indicates they are giving me 2.2GHz processors where I previously had 3.2GHz. and the nVidia FX5600 graphics cards I got with the T7400 cost thousands and the dual Quadro 4000 cards are priced much lower.
Obviously price variations and time mean nothing. I am basically just wanting to run these specs by and see if Dell is replacing the primary components with something equal to what I had in the damaged 7400. I appreciate any input.