HPE
HPE P92710-005 DL385 G11 9115 2P 8x32GB-R 2xGPU 2x6.4TB NVMe IB NDR200 4x1800W TAA rack server
Dual AMD EPYC 9115 processors, eight 32 GB DDR5 modules, two GPUs, two 6.4 TB NVMe SSDs, InfiniBand NDR200 and four 1800 W power supplies in a TAA-compliant rack server
- Dual AMD EPYC 9115 processors with 16 cores each at 2.60 GHz deliver high compute density
- 64 MB L3 cache per processor accelerates data-intensive applications
- 8x 32 GB DDR5 Smart Memory modules provide large capacity for virtualization and analytics
- 2x 6.4 TB NVMe SSDs offer fast storage for mixed-use workloads
- InfiniBand NDR200 connectivity enables low-latency cluster communication
Dual EPYC 9115 Server
The HPE ProLiant DL385 Gen11 system ships with two AMD EPYC 9115 processors, each offering 16 cores at 2.60 GHz with 64 MB L3 cache and a 125 W thermal design power. It is built for compute-heavy workloads that benefit from high core density in a 2U rack form factor.
GPU and High-Speed Fabric Ready
Eight 32 GB DDR5 Smart Memory modules provide registered ECC capacity for large datasets, while two GPU slots and an InfiniBand NDR200 adapter target parallel processing and cluster interconnects. Buyers without GPU acceleration needs or without InfiniBand fabric should evaluate simpler configurations.
Dual 6.4 TB NVMe U.3 Drives
The chassis includes two 6.4 TB NVMe Gen4 Mixed Use U.3 SSDs that set the baseline storage performance and capacity. Four 1800 W power supplies deliver redundant power for the complete assembly.
Highlights
- Dual AMD EPYC 9115 processors with 16 cores each at 2.60 GHz deliver high compute density
- 64 MB L3 cache per processor accelerates data-intensive applications
- 8x 32 GB DDR5 Smart Memory modules provide large capacity for virtualization and analytics
- 2x 6.4 TB NVMe SSDs offer fast storage for mixed-use workloads
- InfiniBand NDR200 connectivity enables low-latency cluster communication
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 8x32GB-R memory configuration or a smaller kit for the EPYC 9115?
The 8x32GB-R kit fills all eight channels per processor with DDR5 Smart Memory, giving maximum bandwidth for the 16-core EPYC 9115. A smaller kit leaves channels empty and reduces throughput.
What does the 2.60 GHz base clock mean for sustained workloads on the dual EPYC 9115 CPUs?
Each of the two 16-core EPYC 9115 processors runs at a 2.60 GHz base frequency with a 125W TDP, so the server delivers predictable 32-core performance without thermal throttling under continuous load.
How does the IB NDR200 interface cap real-world throughput for the 6.4TB NVMe drives?
The IB NDR200 link provides up to 200 Gb/s of fabric bandwidth, which is the practical ceiling for data moving between the dual 6.4TB NVMe SSDs and remote nodes in a clustered workload.
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