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HPE DL360 Gen11 8SFF CTO barebone server, 4-port Gigabit NIC, MR416i-O RAID controller, 2U rails
A 2U rack server barebone with eight 2.5-inch drive bays, a four-port Gigabit network adapter and an MR416i-O RAID controller, ready for custom Xeon configuration
- CPU TypeIntel Xeon Scalable
- CPU SocketRack
- HPE DL380 Gen11 2U server fits dense rack deployments
- 8 x 2.5" SFF drive bays support high-capacity storage arrays
- CTO model lets you choose exact CPU, memory and storage
- 4-port Gigabit network adapter provides four copper Ethernet links
- MR416i-O RAID controller manages drive arrays with hardware acceleration
1U Rack Server with Eight Drive Bays
The HPE DL360 Gen11 is a 1U rack server barebones unit built for custom configuration. It provides eight 2.5-inch SFF drive bays and a 4-port Gigabit network adapter. The MR416i-O RAID controller manages storage arrays. This chassis suits integrators assembling a tailored 1U platform.
Integrators Building Custom 1U Systems
This barebones server fits teams that select their own processors, memory and power supplies for a 1U rack footprint. Buyers needing a 2U chassis or a higher drive count should evaluate other form factors. Organisations requiring pre-validated configurations or integrated management licences will need a different SKU.
Eight 2.5-Inch SFF Drive Bays
The chassis capacity of eight 2.5-inch bays determines how many drives can be installed internally. The MR416i-O controller connects to these bays for RAID levels supported by that card. Confirm the bay count matches the storage density required before purchase.
Highlights
- HPE DL380 Gen11 2U server fits dense rack deployments
- 8 x 2.5" SFF drive bays support high-capacity storage arrays
- CTO model lets you choose exact CPU, memory and storage
- 4-port Gigabit network adapter provides four copper Ethernet links
- MR416i-O RAID controller manages drive arrays with hardware acceleration
Specifications
| Brand | Inspur |
|---|---|
| Series | 1U Rack Server |
| Model | DL360 Gen11 |
| CPU Type | Intel Xeon Scalable |
| CPU Socket | Rack |
Questions about this item
How often will the MR416i-O RAID controller battery need replacement?
The MR416i-O RAID controller uses flash-backed write cache instead of a battery, so no periodic battery replacement is required.
Which component hits its thermal limit first when the 8 SFF bays are fully populated?
The drive backplane and its local fans typically reach their airflow limit before the CPU or power supplies do.
What is the typical idle power draw of the 4-port Gigabit NIC?
The 4-port Gigabit NIC adds only a few watts at idle, keeping overall chassis power low when the server is not under load.
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