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21 September 2025

  • 03:1303:13, 21 September 2025 diff hist +27 IRIX 6.2 No edit summary Tag: Visual edit: Switched
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  • 02:5702:57, 21 September 2025 diff hist +9,097 N O2 Created page with "The Silicon Graphics O2, codename Moosehead, is an entry-level Unix workstation introduced in 1996 by Silicon Graphics, Inc. (SGI) to replace their earlier Indy. Like the Indy, the O2 uses a single MIPS microprocessor and was intended to be used mainly for multimedia. Its larger counterpart was the SGI Octane. The O2 was SGI's last attempt at a low-end workstation. == Features == O2 features a proprietary high-bandwidth Unified Memory Architecture (UMA) that connects th..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:5602:56, 21 September 2025 diff hist +9,057 N Octane Created page with "The Octane and its later version, the '''Octane2''', code named Speed Racer, is a high end workstation marketed by Silicon Graphics between 1996 and 2004. Replacing the Indigo2, it is an SMP-capable (dual CPU) machine running the MIPS R10000 to R14000 series of processors. The main differences between the Octane2 and the Octane are configuration-related. The Octane 2 has upgraded motherboard, power supply, front plane and graphics options, but it's entirely possible to r..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:5602:56, 21 September 2025 diff hist +3,072 N Origin 2000 Created page with "For the graphics deskside variant, see the Onyx2 article The SGI Origin 2000, code name ''Lego'', is the successor of the SGI Challenge line. Sold in deskside, rack and multi-rack configurations, the Origin 2000 is a highly modular and scalable system. == Features == Each Origin 2000 module is based on nodes that are plugged into a midplane. Each module can contain up to four node boards, two router boards and twelve XIO options. The modules are then mounted inside a d..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:5502:55, 21 September 2025 diff hist +6,322 N Onyx2 Created page with "For the rack variant, see the Origin 2000 article The SGI Onyx2, code name ''Kego'', is the successor of the SGI Onyx. The Onyx2's basic system architecture is based on the Origin 2000, but the midplane and some parts such as the IO6 are different between models. The Onyx2 is notable for the InfiniteReality2, 2E and 3 boards it usually is equipped with, as well as its imposing size, weight and aesthetics. == Features == The Onyx2 deskside form factor can handle up to 4..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:5502:55, 21 September 2025 diff hist +165 N Origin 200 Created page with "The '''Origin 200''' is a midrange server replacing the SGI Challenge M. It is the server counterpart to the Octane but shares its architecture with the Origin 2000." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:5402:54, 21 September 2025 diff hist +45,240 N Onyx Created page with " The Silicon Graphics Onyx (frequently known as the Onyx1 or Original Onyx, or by its form-factor specific codenames Eveready and Terminator) is a graphics supercomputer introduced by Silicon Graphics in 1993 to replace their short-lived Crimson. Also based on the POWERpath-2 Everest architecture, the Onyx is closely related to the Challenge L/XL systems offered by SGI during the same time period, and shares many parts. In general, the difference between an Onyx and a Ch..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:5302:53, 21 September 2025 diff hist +4,433 N Indigo 2 Created page with "The Indigo 2, codenamed "Fullhouse" is a high end workstation marketed by Silicon Graphics from 1993 to 1997, with production of IMPACT models ending in 1998. The Indigo 2 succeeded the earlier IRIS Indigoline and is the higher end version of the Indy. == Features == The Indigo 2 is a large teal or purple desktop that is deceptively heavy, around 40lbs. It came with two plastic feet which can be used to set it upright vertically. ==== CPU ==== The Indigo 2 has three di..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:5302:53, 21 September 2025 diff hist +6,156 N Origin 3000 Created page with "The SGI Origin 3000, is the successor of the SGI Origin 2000 line. Unlike previous versions, it did not offer a deskside version, opting for full and half rack configurations instead. It also introduced the "brick" architecture used by many Chimera architecture SGIs. === Features === Physically, the Origin 3000 is based on "bricks" - rackmounted modules that provide a specific function, that are connected together using NUMAlink 3 cables for modules providing compute fu..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:5202:52, 21 September 2025 diff hist +5,896 N Fuel Created page with "The Silicon Graphics Fuel, introduced in 2002, was intended to be a single-CPU midrange solution for those customers who did not need multiple-CPU capability, thus offering a much cheaper system compared to a baseline Tezro or top-spec single-CPU Octane. Contrary to popular belief, Fuel was not a successor to O2. SGI never made a follow-on to O2; a new system was designed (internally known as the Banana2000 or b2k) but was never developed beyond a prototype.The Fuel has..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:5202:52, 21 September 2025 diff hist +5,090 N Origin 300 Created page with "The SGI Origin 300 is a rack-mounted, mid range server sold by Silicon Graphics from 2001 to 2004. The 300 was offered in two to 32 processor configurations, at speeds ranging from 400 to 600MHz over the lifetime of the model. The Origin 300 is not a member of the later Chimera family, though it shares superficial and functional similarities with it. Its closest relative is the Fuel. == Features == Each CPU brick has two PCI slots across a PCI bus. All compute bricks ar..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:5102:51, 21 September 2025 diff hist +6,447 N Origin 350 Created page with "The SGI Origin 350, and its graphics-equipped sibling the '''Onyx350''', is a rack-mounted, mid range server sold by Silicon Graphics from 2003 to 2007. This system uses MIPS-based processors and offers a number of advances over the Origin 300 model that preceded it. The 350 was offered in two to 32 processor configurations, at speeds ranging from 600 to 1,000MHz over the lifetime of the model. The Origin 350 is a member of the Chimera family (IP53), which includes Origi..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:5002:50, 21 September 2025 diff hist +3,367 N Tezro Created page with "For the rackmount variant of the SGI Onyx 350 branded as a Tezro, see Origin 350. The Silicon Graphics Tezro (styled as silicon graphics tezro) is a high-end workstation introduced by Silicon Graphics in July 2003 to replace the Octane. Built on the Chimera architecture, the Tezro is closely related to the Origin 350 and Onyx 350 systems offered by SGI during the same time period and shares the graphics module, node boards, drive sleds and some cooling parts. The Tezro..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:5002:50, 21 September 2025 diff hist +2,579 N Challenge S Created page with "The Challenge S is the server variant of the Indy workstation, utilizing the same basic hardware. It has some minor differences that make it different from the Indy in terms of hardware support, but is structurally similar. === Features === The Challenge S is a small desktop (dimensions 41 x 36 x 8 centimetres) server with a slightly darker case compared to the Indy. Inside the hardware is nearly identical: power supplies; processor modules; hard disks; memory; and GIO3..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:4902:49, 21 September 2025 diff hist +7,012 N Indy Created page with "The Indy, code-named "Guinness", is one of the low-end workstations by Silicon Graphics. Selling for around $5000 USD at base price it was one of the cheaper models. It is notable for its common-ness, comparable to the Amiga 500 for Amigas, and its use in development for the Nintendo 64. It was introduced on July 12, 1993 to replace the low end models of the IRIS Indigo and discontinued on June 30, 1997. == Features == The Indy is a small desktop (dimensions 41 x 36 x 8..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:4902:49, 21 September 2025 diff hist +4,983 N Crimson Created page with "The IRIS Crimson or simply Crimson is the partial successor to the Power Series, first released in 1992. It was the first SGI workstation released with a 64-bit processor. The Crimson was a member of Silicon Graphics' IRIS 4D series of deskside systems; it was also known as the 4D/510 workstation. It was similar to other SGI IRIS 4D deskside workstations, and could utilize a wide range of graphics options (up to RealityEngine). It was also available as a file server wit..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:4802:48, 21 September 2025 diff hist +2,332 N Power Series Created page with "The Power Series systems are the first multiprocessor computers made by Silicon Graphics and were typically shipped in a single or twin tower case. Power Series systems were first produced in twin tower shaped chassis similar to the Professional IRIS, and later on single tower chassis was introduced. The high-end systems (more than 4 CPUs) were shipped in a full size rack due to space limitations in the desk-side cases. == Hardware == {| class="wikitable" |Model |CP..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:4702:47, 21 September 2025 diff hist +5,437 N IRIS Indigo Created page with "The SGI Indigo (Also known widely as the IRIS Indigo) is a line of high end workstations using the MIPS processor family released as a successor to the Personal IRIS series. The Indigo R4000 was also the first SGI workstation that that featured the 64bit R4000 RISC CPU on the desktop, the first SGI in general using the new CPU was the Crimson. The Indigo offers builtin audio capabilities and comes in a very well designed and space efficient chassis. With one of the..." Tag: Visual edit
  • 02:4502:45, 21 September 2025 diff hist +4,707 N Personal IRIS Created page with "The Personal Iris was introduced in 1988 as low end workstation to the IRIS 4D series based on MIPS RISC microprocessors. A model name consists of "4D/" and a code designating the CPU and graphics type. The models replaced the "Twin Tower" style Professional IRIS series on the low end market, with the Power Series taking the higher end market. All Personal IRIS systems use a 32-bit MIPS I core and share some parts commonality with the R3000 Indigo in the 30 a..." Tag: Visual edit

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