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HP DL380G9-P240-2695V4-384GB-16TB-0R-0B Xeon Server 16TB
384GB DDR4
Dual 18-core Xeon power meets 384GB RAM and 16TB storage in this renewed HP DL380 G9 enterprise server.
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Overview
HP DL380 G9 Server (Renewed) - High Performance for Enterprise Solutions
The HP DL380 G9 server delivers exceptional performance and reliability for enterprise-level applications. Equipped with dual Intel Xeon E5-2695 V4 processors, 384GB DDR4 RAM, and 16TB of SAS storage, this renewed server is ready for demanding workloads.
Specifications:
- Processors: 2x Intel Xeon E5-2695 V4 18-Core 2.1Ghz
- Memory: 384GB DDR4 REG RAM
- Storage: 16TB (4x 4TB SAS 12Gb/s 3.5")
- Controller: HPE Smart Array P240 12Gb/s
Key Features
HP DL380 G9 4-Bay 3.5 Server
2x Intel Xeon E5-2695 V4 18-Core 2.1Ghz
384GB DDR4 REG RAM
HPE Smart Array P240 12Gb/s
16TB (4x 4TB SAS 12Gb/s 3.5")
Frequently Asked Questions
How many processor cores does the HP DL380 G9 server have in total?
This server features dual Intel Xeon E5-2695 V4 processors, each with 18 cores, providing 36 physical cores and 72 threads total.
What type of storage drives are included with this server?
It comes with four 4TB SAS 12Gb/s drives in 3.5-inch form factor, totaling 16TB of raw storage capacity.
What RAID controller is included and what RAID levels does it support?
The server includes an HPE Smart Array P240 controller, which supports RAID 0, 1, 5, and 10 configurations across the four drive bays.
What does "renewed" mean for this server?
This is a professionally refurbished unit that has been inspected, tested, and restored to full working condition, typically at a significant discount compared to buying new.
What generation of DDR memory does this server use?
It uses 384GB of DDR4 registered ECC RAM, which provides both high bandwidth and error-correcting reliability for enterprise workloads.