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HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen11 1U Rack Server Dual Xeon 5416s 16-Core 2.00 GHz 512GB DDR5 15.36TB SAS SSD

SKU CH-GSDD-TWXKW

1U rack server with dual 16-core Xeon 5416s processors, 512GB DDR5 memory and 15.36TB SAS SSD storage

  • ProcessorIntel Xeon
  • Type of memoryDDR5
  • Max supported CPUs2
  • Maximum RAM capacity512 GB
  • Product typeRack
  • Dual Xeon 5416s 16-core 2.00 GHz processors deliver up to 4.00 GHz turbo performance
  • 512 GB DDR5-4800 ECC buffered memory supports large virtualized workloads
  • 36 TB enterprise SAS SSD storage in eight 1.92 TB drives provides ultra-fast capacity
  • 1U rack form factor with redundant hot-swap power supplies maximizes uptime in dense deployments
  • iLO 6 remote management with intelligent provisioning enables lights-out server administration

HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen11 1U server

The HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen11 is a 1U rack server built for hybrid environments. It runs on dual Xeon Gold 5416s 16-core processors at 2.00 GHz with up to 4.00 GHz turbo. The system includes 512GB of DDR5-4800MHz ECC buffered memory and 15.36TB of enterprise SAS SSD storage. Hot-swappable redundant power supplies and iLO 6 remote management support continuous operation.

Suits virtualised databases and dense compute

This server suits teams running database applications and virtualised workloads in a compact rack footprint. The MR408i-o storage controller with 4GB cache manages the eight 1.92TB SAS SSDs for high-throughput storage. Buyers who need GPU acceleration or storage tiers not based on SAS should evaluate other platforms. The embedded four-port 1GbE OCP3 adapter handles standard network connectivity.

15.36TB SAS SSD capacity decides fit

The single specification that decides fit is the 15.36TB enterprise SAS SSD array configured across eight 2.5-inch drives. This capacity and interface determine whether the server matches the storage performance and density required for the target workloads. DDR5 memory at 4800MHz and dual 16-core Xeon processors complete the core specification. Installation of drives and memory is required before deployment.

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Specifications

Product
Product typeRack
Processor
ProcessorIntel Xeon
Max supported CPUs2
Memory
Type of memoryDDR5
Maximum RAM capacity512 GB

Questions about this item

How do I install the 16 x 32GB DDR5-4800MHz memory modules and 8 x 1.92TB SAS SSDs, and what step is commonly missed?

The server ships with memory and drives uninstalled. Populate all 16 DIMM slots following the CPU-specific channel map in the service guide, then insert the 2.5-inch SSDs into the front bays. The step often missed is enabling the MR408i-o controller and creating the RAID volume in UEFI before installing an OS.

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

The hot-swappable redundant power supplies and the 8 enterprise SAS SSDs rated for 12Gb/s are the primary field-replaceable units. Fans are also hot-swap. DDR5 ECC buffered DIMMs rarely fail but can be replaced individually if a correctable error threshold is exceeded.

What thermal or power limit appears first when both Xeon Gold 5416s CPUs run at 4.00 GHz turbo under sustained load?

The 1U chassis airflow and the dual redundant power supply capacity set the practical ceiling. Sustained all-core turbo on both 16-core processors will hit the thermal design power envelope before the memory or storage subsystem saturates.

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