Silicon Graphics Iris Indigo 2
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Workstation, 1992, Silicon Graphics. The Indigo2, code-named Fullhouse, is the desktop successor of the IRIS Indigo, a flat unit in teal (and later purple for the R10000 IMPACT models) with MIPS R4000-family processors up to the R10000, EISA and GIO64 slots and graphics options from the XL to the IMPACT boards that made it a professional 3D workstation for CAD, visual effects and simulation. It was in production until 1997 and was also sold as the Challenge M server.
| Years | 1992 to 1997 |
|---|---|
| Processor | MIPS R4000, R4400, R4600, R8000 or R10000 at 100 to 250 MHz |
| RAM | 16 MB to 1 GB |
| Graphics | XL, XZ, Extreme, Solid IMPACT, High IMPACT, Maximum IMPACT |
| Storage | 2 internal SCSI hard disks, optional CD-ROM |
| Operating system | IRIX 5 to 6.5 |
| Ports | 4 EISA slots and GIO64, SCSI, Ethernet, 2 serial, parallel, audio |
| Form factor | desktop |
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