Inspur
Inspur NP3020M7 barebone server E-2314 16GB DDR4 3200 4TB SATA 4-port Gigabit DVDRW keyboard mouse 300W
A barebone server with an Intel E-2314 processor, 16 GB DDR4 3200 memory, 4 TB SATA storage, four-port Gigabit Ethernet, DVDRW drive, keyboard, mouse and a 300 W power supply
- CPU TypeAMD EYPC
- CPU SocketRack
- Ready-to-deploy server with Intel E-2314 processor
- 16GB DDR4 3200 memory handles multi-tasking workloads
- 4TB SATA storage provides ample data capacity
- Four-port Gigabit Ethernet enables flexible network topology
- DVDRW plus keyboard and mouse included for immediate setup
Ready-to-deploy server bundle
The Inspur NP3020M7 arrives as a complete barebones system with an Intel E-2314 processor, 16GB of DDR4 3200 memory and a 4TB SATA drive already installed. Four Gigabit Ethernet ports, a DVDRW drive, keyboard, mouse and a 300W power supply are included so the unit can be racked and commissioned without extra parts.
Suited to small-business workloads
This configuration fits offices that need a single-socket server for file, print or light database duties and want zero assembly. Buyers who require redundant power supplies, hot-swap drive bays or support for a second processor should look at a different platform.
300W power supply capacity
The built-in 300W unit powers the processor, memory, drive and all onboard I/O. Any upgrade that adds further drives, expansion cards or higher-wattage CPUs must stay within this limit or the system will need a replacement chassis with a larger supply.
Highlights
- Ready-to-deploy server with Intel E-2314 processor
- 16GB DDR4 3200 memory handles multi-tasking workloads
- 4TB SATA storage provides ample data capacity
- Four-port Gigabit Ethernet enables flexible network topology
- DVDRW plus keyboard and mouse included for immediate setup
Specifications
| Brand | Inspur |
|---|---|
| Series | PowerEdge NP3020M7 |
| Model | NP3020M7 |
| CPU Type | AMD EYPC |
| CPU Socket | Rack |
Questions about this item
How much power does the 300W supply draw when the E-2314 and 16GB DDR4 run continuously?
The unit ships with a 300W power supply; actual draw depends on workload but will not exceed the supply rating.
Which display output does the NP3020M7 provide so I can connect my existing monitor?
The barebones specification lists an Intel E-2314 processor, 16GB DDR4 3200 memory, 4TB SATA storage, four Gigabit ports, DVDRW, keyboard and mouse, but does not detail video connectors.
Will the four Gigabit ports and SATA drive work with my older network and storage gear?
The server includes four Gigabit Ethernet ports and a 4TB SATA hard drive; both interfaces are backward compatible with slower Ethernet and earlier SATA devices.
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