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Half-height blade server, silver metal enclosure, two 2.5-inch drive bays visible

HP

HP ProLiant BL490c G7 blade server, 2×X5675 3.06 GHz, 96 GB DDR3, 2×32 GB SATA

SKU CH-RPB2-2848W

Half-height blade server with dual six-core Xeon X5675 processors, 96 GB DDR3 ECC memory, two 32 GB SATA SSDs and Smart Array P712m RAID

  • TypeBlade
  • Rack HeightN/A
  • Server Scalability2-Way
  • Hot-swap FansN/A
  • Redundant Hot-swap PowerN/A
  • CPU TypeDual Intel Xeon
  • Dual six-core Xeon 5675 CPUs at 3.06 GHz deliver 12 processing threads
  • 96 GB DDR3 ECC memory installed across 12 slots supports up to 348 GB
  • Two 32 GB SATA SSDs in 2.5 inch bays provide fast boot storage
  • Smart Array P712m RAID controller protects data with hardware redundancy
  • NC553i dual-port Flex-10 adapter enables up to 24 virtual NICs

Blade Server For Dual Xeon Workloads

The HP ProLiant BL490c G7 is a half-height blade server built for the Intel Xeon 5600 series. It ships with two six-core X5675 processors running at 3.06 GHz and 96 GB of DDR3 ECC memory installed across 12 slots. The system includes a Smart Array P712m RAID controller and two 32 GB SATA SSDs in 2.5-inch bays.

Suits Dense Compute; Not For Expandable Storage

This blade fits organisations consolidating virtualisation hosts or high-performance computing nodes into a c-class enclosure where integrated FlexFabric networking and iLO 3 management reduce cabling. Buyers who need more than two internal drives or larger local capacity should look at a different form factor.

DDR3 ECC Memory Defines Upgrade Path

The platform uses PC3-10600R DDR3 registered DIMMs with a 384 GB architectural ceiling across 18 slots. Only DDR3 ECC modules are compatible; other memory generations will not fit the LGA 1366 platform.

Highlights

  • Dual six-core Xeon 5675 CPUs at 3.06 GHz deliver 12 processing threads
  • 96 GB DDR3 ECC memory installed across 12 slots supports up to 348 GB
  • Two 32 GB SATA SSDs in 2.5 inch bays provide fast boot storage
  • Smart Array P712m RAID controller protects data with hardware redundancy
  • NC553i dual-port Flex-10 adapter enables up to 24 virtual NICs

Specifications

BrandHP
SeriesProLiant BL490c G7
ModelBL490c G7
TypeBlade
Rack HeightN/A
Server Scalability2-Way
Hot-swap FansN/A
Redundant Hot-swap PowerN/A
CPU TypeDual Intel Xeon
CPU SocketLGA 1366
Number of CPU Cores6-Core Processor
Cache Memory12MB
CPU FeaturesVT-x
MAX Processors2
ChipsetIntel 5520
Installed Memory Size96GB
Memory TypeDDR3
Max Memory Capacity348GB
Memory FeaturesECC
Number of Memory Slots12
Hard Drive (Installed)2 x 32GB SSD SATA NHP
Storage ControllerHP Smart Array P712m/ZM Controller
HDD InterfaceSATA
Raid LevelRAID 0/1
Max HDD Capacity1.0TB
Media DrivesN/A
Remote ManagementiLO3
Management PortiLO3
Operating SystemNo
FeaturesFor proper functionality you must already have a working HP BladeSystem c3000 or c7000 Enclosure to be able to power up, use and operate this blade server correctly!

Questions about this item

How do I install the DDR3 memory modules into the 12 slots on this BL490c G7, and what sequence error should I avoid?

Populate the 12 DIMM slots in matched pairs per CPU socket following the channel order printed on the riser; the common mistake is filling all slots on one processor before the second, which leaves the second CPU without local memory and disables half the cores.

Which components in this BL490c G7 will need replacement first during long-term operation?

The two 32 GB SATA SSDs and the P712m RAID controller battery-backed write cache are the primary wear items; DDR3 ECC DIMMs and the dual X5675 processors typically run for years without replacement.

What thermal or power limit appears first when both X5675 CPUs run at 3.06 GHz under sustained load?

The blade enclosure’s shared power budget and the half-height form factor’s airflow ceiling constrain combined CPU draw before either processor hits its individual thermal ceiling.

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