HP ProLiant DL380e Gen8 Intel Xeon E5-2407 Processor Speed 2.2 GHz 4 GB RAM 300GB HDD

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Intel Xeon E5-2407
Processor Speed 2.2 GHz
4 GB RAM
300GB HDD
4 GB installed 192 GB max

There are a few new physical features that HP reps say were customer-inspired. One is clear baffles over the processors and other components, which give you a view of these components. You can easily remove the baffles and access the parts for replacing or upgrading.This is ideal, because the processor's pins are delicate and can bend if the component is handled too roughly.

With SmartDrive, each drive carrier has an LED that will tell you what is going on with the drive— imminent failure or a RAID array rebuild, for examples. There is an additional LED that will light up in the event a RAID array has to be created. This LED tells a server administrator which drive not to hot-swap to rebuild the array. Removing the drive during a rebuild or restore operation can mean a server recovery failure.

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SKU	DL380P
Weight	1.000000
Server Brand	HP
server Memory (RAM) Capacity	256GB
Server Processor Type	Intel Xeon
Server Processor Speed	2 - 2.4 GHz

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There are a few new physical features that HP reps say were customer-inspired. One is clear baffles over the processors and other components, which give you a view of these components. You can easily remove the baffles and access the parts for replacing or upgrading.This is ideal, because the processor's pins are delicate and can bend if the component is handled too roughly.

With SmartDrive, each drive carrier has an LED that will tell you what is going on with the drive— imminent failure or a RAID array rebuild, for examples. There is an additional LED that will light up in the event a RAID array has to be created. This LED tells a server administrator which drive not to hot-swap to rebuild the array. Removing the drive during a rebuild or restore operation can mean a server recovery failure.