Servidor rack 1U HP Enterprise ProLiant DL320 Gen12 6505P 12 núcleos 2,2 GHz, 64 GB DDR5, 960 GB SSD, MR408i-o, 2x1000W

The HPE ProLiant DL320 Gen12 is a compact 1U single‑socket rack server designed to maximize rack density while addressing virtualization needs in power‑constrained environments. It is equipped with an Intel Xeon 6505P 12‑core 2.2 GHz processor, 64 GB DDR5 memory (1×64 GB), 960 GB total SSD storage (two 480 GB drives), an MR408i‑o RAID controller and redundant dual 1000 W power supplies, making it suitable for virtualization, databases and edge or space‑constrained data center deployments.

Advantages

This server offers improved expansion and performance compared with previous generations through support for latest Intel Xeon 6 architecture, increased memory bandwidth with DDR5 and high‑speed PCIe Gen5 connectivity. Its 1U form factor maximizes rack utilization while redundant 1000 W power supplies and RAID controller provide resiliency for critical workloads.

Suitable for

• Virtualization hosts and hyperconverged infrastructures
• Database servers and transaction processing
• Edge computing and space‑constrained data centers
• Workloads requiring high memory bandwidth and PCIe Gen5 expansion

Key specifications

• Processor: Intel Xeon 6505P, 12 cores, 2.2 GHz
• Memory: 64 GB DDR5 (1×64 GB)
• Storage: 960 GB total SSD (2×480 GB)
• RAID controller: MR408i‑o onboard controller
• Power: Dual redundant 1000 W power supplies
• Form factor: Rack 1U
• Network: Onboard Ethernet
• Maximum supported memory (platform capability): up to 4 TB (platform generation specification)

How to use

Install the 1U chassis into a standard rack enclosure using appropriate rails and mounting hardware. Connect redundant power supplies to separate power circuits for resilience. Configure RAID using the MR408i‑o controller during system setup and install the desired operating system and virtualization or database software. Populate additional PCIe Gen5 cards or memory modules as needed following HP Enterprise installation guidelines.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, deploy the server in a controlled data center environment with proper cooling and stable power. Use redundant power feeds, configure RAID for data protection, and follow vendor guidelines for firmware and driver updates to maintain performance and security.