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Silver rectangular blade server with integrated drives and processors

HPE

HPE BL460c G10 Blade Server 2x Xeon Silver 4216 48GB DDR4 2x 4TB SATA

SKU CH-RRJM-Y8K17

Dual Xeon Silver 4216 blade server with 48GB DDR4 and two 4TB SATA drives for dense compute workloads

  • ProcessorIntel Xeon
  • Installed RAM48 GB
  • Type of memoryDDR4 SDRAM
  • Processor speed2.1 GHz
  • Installed CPUs2
  • Max supported CPUs2
  • Dual Xeon Silver 4216 processors provide 16 cores each at 2.1 GHz
  • 48 GB DDR4 ECC registered memory supports demanding workloads
  • Two 4 TB SATA 2.5-inch drives offer high-capacity storage
  • Smart Array P204i-b SR Gen10 controller manages RAID configurations
  • Integrated iLO Advanced enables remote server management

HPE BL460c G10 blade server for dense compute

The HPE BL460c G10 is a half-height blade server that fits into a c-Class enclosure. Two Xeon Silver 4216 processors deliver sixteen cores each at 2.1 GHz, and forty-eight gigabytes of DDR4 ECC registered memory support virtualisation and database workloads. Two 4TB SATA 2.5-inch drives provide bulk storage on the integrated Smart Array P204i-b SR controller.

Blade form factor with integrated remote management

The server installs directly into an HPE c-Class chassis, sharing power, cooling and fabric modules with neighbouring blades. A FlexFabric 20Gb two-port 650FLB adapter handles network connectivity through the enclosure interconnects. Integrated Lights-Out Advanced gives full remote console, power control and firmware update capability without physical access to the rack.

Thermals managed by shared enclosure cooling

The blade relies on the chassis fan wall for airflow, so acoustic output and thermal margins depend on the enclosure configuration and inlet temperature. Dual processors and the storage controller draw power from the shared mid-plane supply rails. Firmware and BIOS are updated to the latest stable release before shipment, and a full burn-in test verifies stable operation under load.

How it compares

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Price $6,586.99
Pricier than about 82% of the 17,641 comparable items (median $1,910.99).
Installed RAM 48 GB
Lower than about 75% of the 15,103 comparable items (median 128 GB).
Processor speed 2.1 GHz
Lower than about 70% of the 9,950 comparable items (median 2.3 GHz).

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameHP
Product lineProliant BL
Model nameBlade
Product typeBlade
Processor
ProcessorIntel Xeon
Processor speed2.1 GHz
Installed CPUs2
Max supported CPUs2
Memory
Installed RAM48 GB
Type of memoryDDR4 SDRAM
Maximum RAM capacity128 GB
Storage
Installed storage8,00
Disk controllerHP Smart Array P204i-b SR Controller
Drive interfaceSATA
Graphics
Graphics chipIntegrated Graphics
Size & build
Product dimensions22 × 22x 10 in
More details
Management controllerIntegrated Lights-Out (iLO) Advanced

Questions about this item

What SATA interface does the Smart Array P204i-b SR controller use and what practical throughput cap should I expect?

The on-board Smart Array P204i-b SR controller connects the two 4 TB SATA 2.5" drives over a 6 Gb/s SATA link, so sustained throughput is limited to the SATA 6 Gb/s ceiling.

What physical clearance does the BL460c Gen10 blade need inside a c-Class enclosure?

The half-height blade measures 22 x 22 x 10 in and weighs 20 lb, so it occupies a single half-height bay in any HPE c-Class enclosure with the standard interconnect modules installed.

How is the blade seated in the enclosure and which step is most often missed?

Slide the blade into the empty half-height bay until the front latch clicks, then press the blue release lever to lock it; the step most often missed is engaging that lever so the blade is fully seated and powered.

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