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Silver 2U rack server front with eight 2.5 inch drive bays and status LEDs

HP

HP DL380 Gen10 8B SFF Rack Server 2x Xeon Gold 6134 64GB DDR4 4x 300GB SAS

SKU CH-BWJE-SAQRY

2U rackmount server with dual Xeon Gold 6134 CPUs, 64GB DDR4, four 300GB 15K SAS drives and P408i-a controller for virtualization and database workloads

  • TypeRackmount
  • LEDsPower, Ethernet, USB
  • CPU TypeGold 6134
  • CPU Speed3.20GHz
  • Number of CPU Cores8
  • # of Processors Installed2
  • Dual Xeon Gold 6134 CPUs deliver 16 cores at 3.20 GHz for demanding workloads
  • 64 GB DDR4 memory supports multiple virtual machines and data-intensive applications
  • Four 300 GB 15K SAS drives provide fast, reliable storage for critical data
  • HP P408i-a RAID controller ensures data integrity and simplifies storage management
  • HP 331FLR quad-port 1 Gb Ethernet enables flexible network connectivity

HP DL380 Gen10 2U Rack Server

The HP DL380 Gen10 is a 2U rackmount server system built for business workloads such as virtualization, databases, file storage, backups, and application hosting. It ships with dual Intel Xeon Gold 6134 processors, each running at 3.20GHz with 8 cores, providing a total of 16 cores for demanding applications. The system includes 64GB of DDR4 memory and a P408i-a storage controller to manage the internal drives.

Suited for virtualization and data workloads

This server suits organisations that need a balanced compute platform for running multiple virtual machines, business applications, or database instances with the included 64GB DDR4 RAM and four 300GB 15K SAS hard drives. The 8-bay 2.5-inch chassis and dual-processor design support memory expansion up to 3TB LRDIMM for growing requirements. Buyers who require dedicated GPU acceleration, more than two processor sockets, or a non-rackmount form factor should evaluate other platforms.

Dual Xeon Gold 6134 at 3.20GHz

The defining specification is the dual Intel Xeon Gold 6134 configuration, delivering 16 total cores at a base frequency of 3.20GHz. This processor choice determines the server's throughput for virtualization, database, and general business workloads. The installed 64GB DDR4 memory and four 300GB SAS drives complement the CPU performance, while the P408i-a controller handles RAID duties. Verify that the 3.20GHz clock speed and 8-core-per-socket design match your licensing and performance targets before purchase.

Highlights

  • Dual Xeon Gold 6134 CPUs deliver 16 cores at 3.20 GHz for demanding workloads
  • 64 GB DDR4 memory supports multiple virtual machines and data-intensive applications
  • Four 300 GB 15K SAS drives provide fast, reliable storage for critical data
  • HP P408i-a RAID controller ensures data integrity and simplifies storage management
  • HP 331FLR quad-port 1 Gb Ethernet enables flexible network connectivity

Specifications

BrandHP
TypeRackmount
LEDsPower, Ethernet, USB
CPU TypeGold 6134
CPU Speed3.20GHz
Number of CPU Cores8
# of Processors Installed2
MAX Processors2
Memory TypeDDR4
Max Memory Capacity3TB LRDIMM
GPU TypeIntegrated
Expansion Bays8x 2.5" Drive Bays
Operating SystemNo
Weight60

Questions about this item

What drive interface does the P408i-a controller use and what throughput does it provide?

The P408i-a is a 12Gb/s SAS controller managing the four 300GB 15K SAS HDDs installed in the eight 2.5-inch bays.

What rack height and drive bay count does the 2U chassis provide?

The 2U rackmount chassis provides eight 2.5-inch drive bays for SAS HDDs or SSDs.

How are the CPUs and memory installed, and what common step is missed?

Two Xeon Gold 6134 processors are pre-installed; the 64GB DDR4 RAM fills slots across both CPU sockets, and the step often missed is populating memory evenly per processor for full bandwidth.

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