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Tall silver tower server with front drive bays

HPE

HPE ProLiant ML350 Gen11 4U Tower Server Dual Xeon 4410y 12-Core 2.00GHz 256GB DDR5 30.72TB SAS

SKU CH-G2DN-WZTXF

Dual 12-core Xeon tower server with 256GB DDR5 ECC memory and 30.72TB SAS SSD storage

  • TypeTower
  • CPU TypeIntel Xeon
  • MAX Processors2
  • Memory TypeDDR5
  • Max Memory Capacity256GB
  • Dual Xeon Silver 4410y 12-core 2.00GHz CPUs power demanding virtualised workloads
  • 256GB DDR5-4800 ECC memory supports large-scale databases and multi-tenant applications
  • 72TB SAS SSD storage across four 7.68TB drives delivers ultra-fast enterprise I/O
  • Redundant hot-swap power supplies keep the server running during a module failure
  • Embedded 4-port 1GbE OCP3 and MR408i-o storage controller with 4GB cache enable flexible connectivity

Server for hybrid workloads

The HPE ProLiant ML350 Gen11 is a 4U tower server built for hybrid environments that demand scalable compute and storage. It ships with dual Xeon Silver 4410y 12-core processors running at 2.00 GHz with turbo up to 3.90 GHz. The system includes 256 GB of DDR5-4800 ECC buffered memory across eight 32 GB modules. Thirty-point-seven-two terabytes of enterprise SAS 12 Gb/s SSD storage is provided via four 7.68 TB drives.

Redundant power and thermal design

Dual hot-swappable power supplies allow a failed unit to be replaced without taking the server offline, supporting continuous operation for critical workloads. The tower chassis is engineered to manage the thermal output of two processors and high-capacity storage while maintaining acoustic levels suitable for office-adjacent deployment. Power draw scales with the configured CPU and storage load, and the redundant supply architecture ensures no single point of failure interrupts service.

iLO 6 and MR408i-o storage controller

Integrated Lights-Out 6 provides remote management with Intelligent Provisioning for streamlined deployment and firmware updates over the network. The MR408i-o Gen11 controller with 4 GB cache and x8 lanes manages the SAS SSD array, enabling RAID configuration and SPDM security features. An embedded 4-port 1 GbE OCP3 adapter handles network connectivity. Memory modules and drives are supplied separately and require installation before use.

Highlights

  • Dual Xeon Silver 4410y 12-core 2.00GHz CPUs power demanding virtualised workloads
  • 256GB DDR5-4800 ECC memory supports large-scale databases and multi-tenant applications
  • 72TB SAS SSD storage across four 7.68TB drives delivers ultra-fast enterprise I/O
  • Redundant hot-swap power supplies keep the server running during a module failure
  • Embedded 4-port 1GbE OCP3 and MR408i-o storage controller with 4GB cache enable flexible connectivity

Specifications

TypeTower
CPU TypeIntel Xeon
MAX Processors2
Memory TypeDDR5
Max Memory Capacity256GB

Questions about this item

How do I install the eight 32 GB DDR5-4800 ECC buffered DIMMs and the four 7.68 TB SAS SSDs that ship separately?

Power down the tower, open the chassis, seat each DIMM in the labelled slots until the ejectors click, then mount the 2.5-inch SSDs into the hot-swap bays and secure the levers; the MR408i-o controller will detect them on first boot.

Which components will need replacement first during the server's service life?

The dual redundant power supplies and the SAS SSDs are the primary field-replaceable units; fans and the iLO 6 management module can also be swapped without downtime.

What limit appears first when the dual Xeon Silver 4410y processors run sustained workloads?

The 256 GB DDR5 memory ceiling is reached before the 30.72 TB SAS storage fills, so memory capacity becomes the first constraint under heavy virtualization or database loads.

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