Editing Apple Workgroup Server 9650 (section)

== Specifications ==
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|+ '''Workgroup Server 9650: Apple's specifications'''<ref name="ss" />
! Item !! 9650/233 !! 9650/350
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| Processor || PowerPC 604e, 233 MHz || PowerPC 604e, 350 MHz
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| Level-2 cache || 512K soldered to the logic board || 1 MB inline cache on the processor card
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| RAM || colspan="2" | 64 MB standard, to 768 MB; 168-pin 64-bit 70 ns EDO or FPM DIMMs (shipped with EDO, which the memory controller runs as fast-page)
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| Video || colspan="2" | 4 MB VRAM on the supplied PCI video card; no video connector on the logic board
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| Hard disk || One 4 GB Ultra Wide SCSI || Two 4 GB Ultra Wide SCSI
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| CD-ROM || AppleCD 1800i 12x || AppleCD 24x
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| Tape || DDS-2 DAT || None
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| SCSI || colspan="2" | Internal Ultra Wide SCSI-3 on the PCI card (40 MB/s); internal Fast SCSI-2 (10 MB/s); external SCSI-1 (5 MB/s)
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| Expansion || colspan="2" | Six PCI slots, one used by the Ultra SCSI card and one by the video card
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| Ports || colspan="2" | AAUI and 10BASE-T Ethernet, two GeoPort serial (mini DIN-8), ADB, sound in and out, DB-25 SCSI
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| Power || colspan="2" | 100–240 V AC, 50–60 Hz; 390 W DC, 560 W continuous and 700 W peak AC input
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| Environment || colspan="2" | 10–40 °C operating; 5–95 % humidity non-condensing; to 3,048 m
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| System software || colspan="2" | Mac OS 7.6.1 or later, with Apple RAID 1.5
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Apple's specification page for the 9650/350 lists a 512K level-2 cache, three PCI slots taken by SCSI, video and Ethernet cards, and a 100 Mbit Ethernet port on a PCI card.<ref name="sp273" /> The Service Source gives the 9650/350 a 1 MB inline cache on the processor card and mentions only the SCSI and video cards.<ref name="ss" />

Apple's ''Memory Guide'' adds that the board has no soldered DRAM, so at least one DIMM must be fitted for the machine to run. It takes 5 V, 64-bit, 168-pin fast-page or EDO DIMMs of 4 to 64 MB; DIMMs can go in singly, but matched pairs in paired slots give the best performance. SIMMs from older Macintosh models do not fit.<ref name="amg">Apple Computer, ''Apple Memory Guide'' (May 2000), hosted here as [[:File:Apple Memory Guide (May 2000).pdf]] (see [[Apple Memory Guide]]). WorkGroup Servers pp. 11-12, Workgroup Server 9650 (PDF pp. 134-135).</ref>

Each model came in Application Server, AppleShare Server and Apple Internet Server solution bundles.<ref name="ss" />