Editing Apple Workgroup Server 7250 (section)

== Specifications ==
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|+'''Workgroup Server 7250/120 (Apple)'''
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| Processor || PowerPC 601, 120 MHz; built-in FPU and 32 KB cache; 256 KB level-2 cache
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| Memory || 16 MB standard; four DIMM slots for 5 V, 64-bit, 168-pin fast-page DIMMs, 70 ns; 256 MB maximum; no memory soldered to the board; no interleaving
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| Video || 1 MB VRAM soldered; one VRAM DIMM gives 2 MB, three give 4 MB (112-pin, 70 ns)
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| Storage || 1.4 MB SuperDrive; 2 GB hard drive; AppleCD 600i or 1200i
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| Expansion || Three PCI slots
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| Ports || SCSI (DB-25), ADB, two serial (GeoPort), AAUI-15 and 10BASE-T Ethernet (one at a time; 10BASE-T takes priority), DB-15 video, sound in and out
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| Electrical || 100-270 V AC, 50-60 Hz; 150 W, not including the monitor
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| Size and weight || 6.15 × 14.37 × 16.93 in; 22 lb
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The Service Source and the data sheet print the height as 6.5 in but give 15.6 cm, which is 6.15 in, the height on Apple's specification page.<ref name="ss" /><ref name="ds" /><ref name="sp264" />

The DIMMs need no pairing, but two DIMMs of the same size give no speed gain because the board does not interleave memory.<ref name="ss" /> Kaiser notes that the 7200, 8200 and WS 7250 have no processor upgrade slot, and that Sonnet later made a G3 card for them that fits a PCI slot.<ref name="ovc" />