
HP
HPE ProLiant DL360 G10 Plus 1U Rack Server (Renewed)
A renewed HPE ProLiant DL360 G10 Plus packing 56 cores, 256GB of RAM, and 19TB of fast NVMe storage in a single enterprise rack unit
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Overview
Key Features
Renewed server with the highest quality standards
Ideal for a robust enterprise environment or data center
All servers include power cords, and other parts detailed in full product description below
Custom configurations available upon request
Specifications
Brand
HP
Model
ProLiant DL360 G10 Plus
Form Factor
Rack Server
Core Count
56 Cores
Clock Speed
2.60GHz
Memory
256GB RAM
Storage
19TB NVMe SSD
Storage Type
NVMe SSD
Condition
Renewed
Included
Power cords and additional parts per product description
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of workloads is this DL360 G10 Plus configuration best suited for?
With 56 cores, 256GB of RAM, and 19TB of NVMe storage, it targets virtualization, databases, and latency-sensitive enterprise applications in a data center setting.
Does buying this server renewed instead of new carry any risk?
Renewed hardware can offer strong value, but you should verify warranty terms, drive health, and firmware status before deploying it to production, as with any restored server.
What comes in the box with this renewed server?
The seller states each unit includes power cords along with the additional parts detailed in the full product description; confirm the exact contents with the seller before ordering.
Can the core, memory, or storage configuration be changed?
Yes. The seller notes that custom configurations are available on request, so you can adjust the specification to match your specific deployment needs.
Why does this server use NVMe SSDs instead of standard SATA drives?
NVMe storage prioritizes low-latency, high-throughput I/O, which benefits databases and virtualization workloads where disk speed rather than sheer capacity is the bottleneck.
Is this server appropriate for a home lab or small office?
It is designed for enterprise environments and data centers. The 1U rack form factor, dense cooling, and power requirements make it a poor fit for home or small office use.