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HP Proliant DL360 G9 Server - Renewed

Dual Xeon E5-2623 V3 processors, 128GB RAM, and 12TB SAS storage in a renewed 1U chassis — enterprise compute at a fraction of new hardware cost.

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Overview

Maximize Performance with a Reliable Server Solution

Introducing the HP Proliant DL360 G9 Server, a renewed server solution designed for optimal performance and reliability. Equipped with dual Intel Xeon E5-2623 V3 processors, ample memory, and high-capacity SAS storage, this server is perfect for businesses requiring robust and efficient data management. Professionally inspected and tested to ensure like-new performance.

Key Features:

  • Condition: Professionally inspected and tested to work and look like new
  • Processors: 2X Intel Xeon E5-2623 V3 3.0GHz (8 Cores Total)
  • Memory: 128GB RAM
  • Controller: P440
  • Storage: 4X 3TB SAS HDD

Pros & Cons

👍 Pros

  • 128GB DDR4 ECC RAM provides substantial working memory for VM-dense virtualization hosts or in-memory database caching workloads at a significant cost discount versus new hardware
  • P440 hardware RAID controller with battery-backed cache delivers enterprise-grade data protection and write-cache performance that software RAID cannot match
  • 4x 3TB SAS drives deliver 12TB raw capacity in a 1U footprint — configurable to RAID 5 for 9TB usable with single-drive fault tolerance
  • Dual E5-2623 V3 at 3.0GHz base / 3.5GHz boost provides 8 cores / 16 threads of Haswell-EP compute for concurrent multi-VM or database workloads
  • Renewed condition with professional inspection means the unit has been operationally validated — not simply cosmetically cleaned and resold

👎 Cons

  • E5-2623 V3 is a Haswell-EP (2014) generation processor — it lacks AVX-512 instruction support and modern IPC improvements available in current Xeon generations, which matters for certain modern workloads
  • 4-core-per-socket configuration limits per-socket thread density — compute-bound workloads that scale horizontally across many cores will exhaust this configuration quickly
  • Renewed status means drive power-on hours and previous workload history are unknown — SMART data should be pulled immediately on receipt and drives replaced proactively if hours are high
  • 1U form factor limits internal expansion and thermal headroom compared to 2U alternatives — high-power GPU or PCIe accelerator cards are not supported in this chassis
  • No manufacturer warranty on renewed units — third-party seller warranty coverage is the only protection, typically limited to 90 days to 1 year

Frequently Asked Questions

The E5-2623 V3 is a 4-core Haswell-EP processor running at 3.0GHz (3.5GHz boost), and with two of them you get 8 physical cores / 16 threads total. This configuration is well-matched for virtualization hosts running a moderate number of VMs, database servers with moderate query concurrency, and application servers with CPU-intensive but not massively parallel workloads. Highly parallel HPC or large-scale Hadoop-type workloads would benefit from higher core-count Xeon configurations.
The HP P440 is a full hardware RAID controller with an onboard processor and battery-backed cache, supporting RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50, and 60. With 4x 3TB SAS drives, the typical enterprise configuration choices are RAID 5 (9TB usable, 1 drive fault tolerance) or RAID 10 (6TB usable, 1 drive per mirrored pair fault tolerance). RAID 6 provides double-fault tolerance at 6TB usable — appropriate if drive replacement time is a concern in a critical environment.
The HP ProLiant DL360 G9 supports up to 768GB of DDR4 ECC RAM across 24 DIMM slots. The 128GB in this renewed configuration is not at the ceiling — expansion is possible with additional DDR4 ECC DIMMs, subject to the memory population rules in the G9 maintenance guide. Confirm the current DIMM population before purchasing additional memory to avoid slot conflicts.
The DL360 G9 is a 1U rack server. Drive bay count depends on the chassis configuration — the standard DL360 G9 supports 4 or 8 SFF (2.5") SAS/SATA bays. With 4x 3.5" SAS drives as specified, this unit is likely configured for a 4-bay LFF option. Confirm the exact chassis and backplane configuration in the listing for expansion planning.
For a renewed server, professionally inspected typically means the unit has been powered on, POST-tested, RAID configuration verified, and burned-in to confirm stable operation. Hard drives are checked for SMART health, and RAM is tested for errors. Warranty coverage on renewed enterprise hardware varies by seller — confirm the specific warranty terms (typically 90 days to 1 year) before purchasing, as HP's manufacturer warranty does not extend to renewed units sold by third parties.

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