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NEC PowerMate VL6 Micro Tower vs NEC PowerMate VL6 Slim(SFF)

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  • 40specifications compared
  • 5differ
  • 35identical
  • 4known for one product only

Key differences

The NEC PowerMate VL6 Micro Tower has 65 W more power supply than the NEC PowerMate VL6 Slim(SFF) (315 W vs 250 W). The NEC PowerMate VL6 Micro Tower has 1 x 3.5" more internal drive bays than the NEC PowerMate VL6 Slim(SFF) (2x 3.5" vs 1x 3.5"). The NEC PowerMate VL6 Micro Tower has 80 mm more width than the NEC PowerMate VL6 Slim(SFF) (180 mm vs 100 mm). External drive bays: 2x 5.25"; 2x 3.5" on the NEC PowerMate VL6 Micro Tower, 1x 5.25"; 1x3.5" on the NEC PowerMate VL6 Slim(SFF).

  • Power supply
    • PowerMate VL6 Micro Tower:315 W
    • PowerMate VL6 Slim(SFF):250 W
  • External drive bays
    • PowerMate VL6 Micro Tower:2x 5.25"; 2x 3.5"
    • PowerMate VL6 Slim(SFF):1x 5.25"; 1x3.5"
  • Internal drive bays
    • PowerMate VL6 Micro Tower:2x 3.5"
    • PowerMate VL6 Slim(SFF):1x 3.5"
  • Width
    • PowerMate VL6 Micro Tower:180 mm
    • PowerMate VL6 Slim(SFF):100 mm

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Comparison of PowerMate VL6 Micro Tower, PowerMate VL6 Slim(SFF)
44 specifications
Processoridentical
Processor frequencyKnown for one2.93 GHzUnknown — not stated by the source
Memoryidentical
Memory slotsKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source4x DIMM
Power1 differ
Power supplyDiffers315 W250 W
Design2 differ
Chassis typeKnown for oneMicro TowerUnknown — not stated by the source
External drive baysDiffers2x 5.25"; 2x 3.5"1x 5.25"; 1x3.5"
Internal drive baysDiffers2x 3.5"1x 3.5"
Softwareidentical
Operating system installedKnown for oneWindows XP ProfessionalUnknown — not stated by the source
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WidthDiffers180 mm100 mm
Other features1 differ
Security featuresDiffers2 Level password Anti-theft ring Kensington lock Intrusion switch Hardware monitoring ASICHDD Recovery Tool 2 Level password Anti-theft ring Kensington lock hole Anti-theft for keyboard and mouse Intrusion switch Integrated hardware monitoring ASIC Optional Solenoid

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