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HP DL380G9-P440-2660V4-512GB-54TB-0R-0B E5-2660 V4 Server Renewed

512GB DDR4

Renewed HP ProLiant DL380 G9 rack server with dual 14-core Xeons, 512GB RAM, and 54TB raw storage.

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Overview

High-Performance Server for Enterprise Computing

The HP DL380 G9 Server delivers exceptional performance and scalability for demanding enterprise workloads. Featuring dual Intel Xeon processors, high-capacity memory, and ample storage, this renewed server provides the reliability and efficiency needed for critical applications.

  • System: HP DL380 G9 4-Bay 3.5 Server
  • Processors: 2x Intel Xeon E5-2660 V4 14-Core 2.0Ghz
  • Memory: 512GB DDR4 REG RAM
  • Hard Drives: 54TB (4x 16TB SAS 12Gb/s 3.5")
  • Controller: HPE Smart Array P440 12Gb/s

Key Features

HP DL380 G9 4-Bay 3.5 Server

2x Intel Xeon E5-2660 V4 14-Core 2.0Ghz

512GB DDR4 REG RAM

HPE Smart Array P440 12Gb/s

54TB (4x 16TB SAS 12Gb/s 3.5")

Frequently Asked Questions

It means the server has been previously used, then inspected, tested, and restored to working condition by a refurbisher. Components are verified functional, though cosmetic wear is possible and the original manufacturer warranty typically does not apply.
The HPE Smart Array P440 supports RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, and 60, giving you flexibility to balance performance, capacity, and redundancy across the four 16TB SAS drives.
That depends on your RAID configuration. In RAID 5 you'd get roughly 48TB usable; RAID 6 gives about 32TB; RAID 10 provides 32TB with mirroring. Only RAID 0 (no redundancy) uses the full 54TB.
The DL380 G9 4-bay 3.5-inch chassis supports up to four large form factor drives. Expanding beyond that would require a different chassis configuration or external storage shelves.
The E5-2660 V4 is a Broadwell-EP generation Xeon, released in 2016. It's built on a 14nm process and supports DDR4 memory, which is the most recent memory standard this platform handles.