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HPE P90822-005 ProLiant DL380 Gen12 6517P 1P 4x32GB-R 8SFF rack server
A 2U rack server with one 16-core Xeon 6517P at 3.20 GHz, 72 MB L3 cache, four 32 GB DDR5 Smart Memory modules, eight SFF bays, NS204i-u v2 and MR408i-o controllers, and dual 1000 W power supplies
- 16-core Xeon 6517P at 3.20 GHz handles heavy workloads
- 72 MB L3 cache reduces latency for data-intensive tasks
- 4×32 GB DDR5 Smart Memory delivers high bandwidth
- 8 SFF bays allow flexible storage configuration
- Dual 1000 W power supplies provide redundancy
Purpose-built rack server
The HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen12 is a 2U rack server configured with a single Intel Xeon 6517P processor running at 3.20 GHz with 16 cores and 72 MB L3 cache. It ships with four 32 GB HPE DDR5 Smart Memory modules and supports up to eight small form factor drives. Two 1000 W power supplies provide redundant power.
Fit for purpose
This server suits organisations deploying memory-intensive workloads such as virtualisation or in-memory databases on a single-socket platform. The eight-bay chassis allows local storage expansion without external arrays. Buyers who need dual-socket performance or higher core counts should evaluate alternative configurations.
Deciding specification
The included Intel Xeon 6517P delivers 16 cores at 3.20 GHz with a 190 W TDP, defining the compute ceiling for this single-processor build. Memory capacity and drive count can scale within the chassis, but the processor cannot be upgraded to a second socket. Match this core count and power envelope to your licensing and cooling constraints.
Highlights
- 16-core Xeon 6517P at 3.20 GHz handles heavy workloads
- 72 MB L3 cache reduces latency for data-intensive tasks
- 4×32 GB DDR5 Smart Memory delivers high bandwidth
- 8 SFF bays allow flexible storage configuration
- Dual 1000 W power supplies provide redundancy
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How is the Intel Xeon 6517P processor installed in the HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen12, and what step is commonly missed?
The 16-core 3.20 GHz processor arrives pre-installed in the single-socket configuration; the step often missed is confirming the 190W TDP matches the 2x1000W power supply rating before adding more components.
What maintenance will the HPE DDR5 Smart Memory and MR408i-o controller require over time?
The four 32GB DDR5 modules run ECC and should be reseated if correctable error counts rise; the MR408i-o controller firmware needs periodic updates through the iLO interface.
Which limit appears first when the 8 SFF bays run sustained workloads with dual 1000W supplies?
The 190W processor TDP combined with drive power draw reaches the power supply capacity before thermal limits, so total device wattage is the first constraint.
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