The HP ProLiant ML370 G6 Special Server, part number 470065-513, is a versatile and powerful server designed to meet the demands of medium to large businesses. Featuring the Intel Xeon E5620 processor, this server operates at a base clock speed of 2.4 GHz, providing capable multi-core computing performance across a variety of workloads. The Intel Xeon E5620 is a quad-core CPU that features advanced technologies like Hyper-Threading and Intel Turbo Boost, helping to dynamically manage workloads while optimising performance.
This server includes slots for dual processors, allowing businesses to scale up performance as their needs grow by adding a second CPU. It supports non-hot-plug configurations, which ensures reliable operation in various IT environments.
The ProLiant ML370 G6 is equipped with redundant power capabilities, offering added reliability and uptime for mission-critical applications. The server also supports hot-plug hard drives, and comes with easy-access bays that make it simple to upgrade or replace drives on the go. This ensures minimal downtime, a critical feature for organisations running essential services on this hardware.
With a well-ventilated chassis design, this server ensures efficient cooling for stable operation over long periods. It also includes comprehensive security and management tools such as HP Integrated Lights-Out 2 (iLO 2) for remote server management, allowing administrators to control the system from practically any location.
The HP ProLiant ML370 G6 offers extensive memory support for demanding applications. With support for registered DDR3 DIMMs, this server can handle data-intensive workloads, with capacity that extends beyond standard configurations.
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