HP ProLiant DL380 G7 review
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Verdict
Its high storage capacity and unbeatable expansion potential make the DL380 G7 a versatile 2U rack server
Review Date: 13 Aug 2010
Reviewed By: Dave Mitchell
Price when reviewed: £3,827 (£4,497 inc VAT)
Features & Design
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Value for Money
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Performance
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From around the web
Looking at the picture on page 2, where do the extra 8 drives go?
By james016 on 13 Aug 2010 ![]()
HD expansion
The panel to the right of the drive bays in the picture can be replaced with an extra 8-drive expansion bay.
By DaveMitchell on 13 Aug 2010 ![]()
HP Drive Cage Options
HP 8SFF CAGE 380G6
NOTE: Supports the HP ProLiant DL380 G7 server.
NOTE: Second drive cage installation replaces internal optical bay.
NOTE: Second drive cage requires second controller or HP SAS Expander Card (468406-B21).
516914-B21
By Dr_Aspirin on 15 Aug 2010 ![]()
Dell R710
Can you confirm the Dell R710 has 2 x SD for hypervisor redundancy?
The (more expensive) R810 does but I can't find anything from Dell relating to the R710 having the same feature.
Thanks,
Chris.
By Chris_B on 8 Nov 2010 ![]()
I've just had an online chat with a Dell rep and they say the R710 only has 1 x SD.
It is the R810 that has redundant slots.
By Chris_B on 8 Nov 2010 ![]()
Dual SD Card
I've spoken to Dell about this. The dual SD card option came out some time after the R710 was launched and it appears Dell has now decided not to retro-fit one to this server.
However, it did advise me that the next generation R710 will have this feature.
By DaveMitchell on 8 Nov 2010 ![]()
Thanks Dave.
I don't suppose they said when the next gen R710 will be along did they?
By Chris_B on 8 Nov 2010 ![]()
Avoid the DL380 G7
Seriously, avoid this thing like the plague. http://www.geakeit.co.uk/2010/11/11/review-avoid-t
he-hp-dl380-g7/
By geakeit on 1 Dec 2010 ![]()
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