Dell's PowerEdge 2300 line of Pentium II servers covers all the bases, excelling in areas such as component quality, scalability, manageability, performance, and cost.
Performance is another strong point.
The PowerEdge evaluation units reviewed in our August issue produced stellar results on our standard benchmark suite and did especially well when placed under higher loads. The PowerEdge 2300 has it all. The 56Kbps V.90 specification has become the only protocol for buyers of mass-market modems. Our favorite remains Diamond's SupraMax 56K, which offers legacy K56flex support, good performance, and a five-year warranty at a remarkably low price. The SupraSonic II, which combines two 56Kbps V.90 modems, is the modem to buy for cheap near-ISDN bandwidth.