HPE ProLiant ML30 Gen11 Tower Server Xeon E-2414 32GB DDR5 2TB Storage

The HPE ProLiant ML30 Gen11 is a reliable and cost-effective server built for small and growing businesses. It’s designed to handle everyday workloads while offering flexibility for future expansion.

It runs on the Intel Xeon E-2414 processor, delivering solid performance for business applications, file sharing, and basic virtualization.

With 32GB DDR5 RAM, the system supports smooth multitasking. It handles multiple applications and services without performance issues.

The server includes 2TB of storage through two 1TB SATA drives. This setup provides enough space for business data, backups, and applications.

It supports Intel VROC software RAID, allowing you to configure storage for better data protection and performance.

The system features four LFF drive bays, giving you the option to expand storage as your business grows.

A 350W Platinum hot-plug power supply ensures stable performance and energy efficiency. It also allows replacement without shutting down the system.

The tower design is compact and quiet, making it suitable for office environments without a dedicated server room.

You can also expand the system with additional memory, storage, or PCIe devices based on your requirements.

The server comes with HPE’s 3 year parts, labor, and onsite support warranty for reliable service and peace of mind.

Overall, the HPE ProLiant ML30 Gen11 is a practical choice for businesses looking for a dependable and scalable server solution.

Key Features

Model: HPE ProLiant ML30 Gen11 Tower Server (P71385-425)

Processor: Intel® Xeon® E-2414

Memory: 32 GB dual rank DDR5 RAM

Storage Bays: 4 × LFF drive bays

Installed Storage: 2 × 1 TB SATA 6G 7,200 RPM mission-critical HDD

RAID: Integrated Intel VROC Software RAID

Power Supply: HPE 350W Platinum ATX FIO hot-plug capable power supply

Form Factor: Tower server

Warranty: 3/3/3, 3 Years Parts, 3 Years Labor, 3 Years Onsite Support

Usage: Small business servers, file storage, virtualization and office workloads