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HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen11 1U rack server, dual Xeon 6430 32-core 2.1 GHz, 1 TB DDR5, 61.44 TB SATA SSD

SKU CH-BXJZ-TCDKP

A 1U rack server with dual 32-core Xeon CPUs, 1 TB DDR5 memory and 61.44 TB of SATA SSD storage for dense virtualization and database workloads

  • ProcessorIntel Xeon
  • Type of memoryDDR5
  • Max supported CPUs2
  • Maximum RAM capacity1 TB
  • Product typeRack
  • Dual 32-core Xeon 6430 CPUs deliver 64 threads for heavy virtualization
  • 1 TB DDR5-4800 ECC memory supports large in-memory databases
  • 44 TB enterprise SATA SSD capacity stores massive datasets
  • Redundant hot-swap power supplies keep workloads running during a failure
  • iLO 6 remote management enables lights-out server administration

Compact 1U rack server for virtualised workloads

The HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen11 fits a standard 1U rack slot and ships with two Xeon 6430 processors, each offering 32 cores at 2.1 GHz. The configuration includes 1 TB of DDR5-4800 ECC buffered memory across 16 modules and 61.44 TB of enterprise SATA SSD storage on eight 7.68 TB drives. It targets organisations that need dense compute and storage for databases and virtualisation.

Redundant power and remote management keep

Dual hot-swappable power supplies provide redundancy so applications stay online during a module swap. The embedded four-port 1GbE OCP3 adapter handles network connectivity while the MR408i-o storage controller with 4 GB cache manages the RAID array. Integrated Lights-Out 6 gives administrators full remote control and intelligent provisioning without physical access.

Sustained performance for database

Under continuous load the twin 32-core CPUs can boost up to 3.40 GHz while the DDR5 memory runs at 4800 MT/s to feed data-hungry workloads. The eight SATA SSDs deliver consistent throughput for mixed read-write patterns typical of enterprise databases. Redundant power and the OCP3 storage controller maintain stability during extended operations without thermal throttling interruptions.

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Specifications

Product
Product typeRack
Processor
ProcessorIntel Xeon
Max supported CPUs2
Memory
Type of memoryDDR5
Maximum RAM capacity1 TB

Questions about this item

How do I install the 16 DDR5 modules and the 8 SATA SSDs that ship separately?

The server arrives with memory and drives uninstalled. Seat each of the 16 64GB DDR5-4800 ECC buffered modules into the DIMM slots following the population order in the service guide, then slide the 8 7.68TB 2.5-inch SATA SSDs into the hot-plug bays until they lock; the MR408i-o controller will detect them on first boot.

What maintenance will the dual 32-core Xeon 6430 configuration and the MR408i-o storage controller need over time?

Apply firmware updates for the Xeon 6430 CPUs and the MR408i-o Gen11 controller through iLO 6 Intelligent Provisioning; replace any failed 7.68TB SATA SSD from the hot-plug bays without downtime, and verify the 4GB controller cache battery health during scheduled maintenance windows.

Which limit appears first when the dual Xeon 6430 processors run sustained workloads at 3.40 GHz turbo?

The 1U chassis thermal envelope is the first constraint; prolonged 3.40 GHz turbo on both 32-core Xeon 6430 sockets will trigger fan speed increases and possible clock throttling to keep component temperatures within spec.

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