Providing a unique blend of core density combined with a broad memory footprint, the HP ProLiant BL465c Gen8 delivers unparalleled price and performance. Packed with 16 RDIMMs supporting up to 256GB Registered RAM (512GB Load Reduced RAM) twinned with Opteron 6200/6300 series Processors and 2 Small Form Factor hard drive bays, the BL465c Gen8 provides very dense deployment for the data center.

Only at Bargain Hardware can you configure every aspect of this BL465c Gen8 to meet your price and performance requirements. From 2.5" SAS or SATA drives to an array RAM options, every option is available to customize your system for any task.

More Information

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Processor (CPU):	Up to 2x AMD Opteron 6200/6300 Series CPU
Memory (RAM):	16x DIMM Slots - DDR3 - 256GB Maximum RDIMM, 512GB Maximum LRDIMM
Storage Controller	HP Smart Array P220i RAID Controller with 512MB FBWC
Hard Disk Drive:	SFF SATA or SAS Drive Bays
Expansion Slots:	(2) I/O expansion mezzanine slots
Network Interface:	1x 10/100 Mbps port for the HPE iLO 4 On System Management Chipset. 1x 10/100 Mbps port for the HPE iLO 4 to Onboard Administrator link. The Onboard Administrator (with 10/100/1000 Mbps) to BladeSystem link is 1Gbps.
Compatible Enclosures:	HP BladeSystem C3000, C7000
Quick Specs:	HP ProLiant BL465c Gen8 Spec Sheet
M2 Brand	HP
M2 Generation	HPE Gen8 (G8)
Model	HP ProLiant BL465c G8
RAM Type	DDR3
Remote Access	HP iLO Management Engine
Machine Form Factor	Blade

Warranty

Warranty

All refurbished Blades from bargain hardware are supported by a 1 Year Return-To-Base warranty, covering all integral hardware and parts/components that affect the functionality of the equipment.

At bargain hardware we only deal with enterprise and business class hardware from world leading manufacturers. Originally sold with lengthy 3-5 year warranties, the Blades we sell are designed with robust architecture for the ultimate reliability.

Our standard 1 Year Warranty provides sufficient time to allow you to fully 'soak test' your purchase and discover any unlikely, underlying issues. Modern systems have at most only a single mechanical part (the hard drive) and failure rates of the main electrical components (processor, memory and motherboard) are incredibly low.