Green Computing

Overview

Green awareness and power consumption are key topics as more data centers require better computing performance, more storage space and quicker connections. ASUS strives to offer customers not only the top computing-performance benchmark results but also the best benchmarks for low power consumption – enabling efficient operation and optimal TCO.

SPEC.org’s SPECpower_ssj2008 is the first industry-standard SPEC benchmark that evaluates the power and performance characteristics of volume-server-class computers. On this benchmark, ASUS has achieved multiple top spots for the most power-efficient Windows and Linux servers, on both Intel and AMD platforms – ensuring a comprehensive choice of solutions.

See the latest SPECpower_ssj2008 Results Published by SPEC >

Innovations

Most Power-Efficient Servers ASUS Power Balancer ASUS Thermal Radar 2.0

Most Power-Efficient Servers

ASUS Power Balancer

ASUS Thermal Radar 2.0

Most Power-Efficient Servers

• The AMD-based RS620SA-E10-RS12 holds the No.1 position
on Windows Server and Linux operation systems

• The Intel-based RS720-E9-RS8 holds the top ranking on Linux

• The AMD-based RS500A-E10-PS4 holds the top ranking on Linux

ASUS Power Balancer

ASUS Power Balancer is an exclusive technology that enables ASUS servers to adjust overall loading automatically based on real-time monitoring in order to decrease overall power consumption for improved efficiency and cost/performance optimization.

Dynamic monitoring Monitors and feeds back CPU loading to enable more accurate system management.	Auto frequency adjustment Dynamically and automatically adjusts CPU frequency based on current utilization to reduce power consumption.	Enhanced power efficiency Optimizes performance per watt for better power efficiency.

ASUS Thermal Radar 2.0

Thermal Radar 2.0 provides real-time server temperature monitoring and intelligent fan-curve adjustments for lower fan power-consumption. When the system gets hot all the fans activate to cool the temperate, potentially consuming more power than is necessary. With Thermal Radar 2.0 enabled, heat can be detected and fans activated by affected zone, targeting cooling and minimizing power use.

More sensors Sensors are embedded on the front panel, CPU, NVMe SSD, OCP Mezzanine card, PSU and memory. Up to 56 ambient sensors on selected models.	Intelligent Adjustment Fans are grouped for dynamic fan-curve adjustment in different fan zones to achieve more precise thermal monitoring.	Eco-friendly More precise thermal information can reduce power consumption and reduce TCO.

Green Computing

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