Product Description
- Standard Warranty: 1 Year Limited
- Manufacturer/Supplier: Hewlett-Packard
- Manufacturer Part Number: 664723-S01
- Brand Name: HP
- Product Line: ProLiant
- Product Series: ML110 G7
- Product Model: 664723-S01
- Product Name: ProLiant ML110 G7 664723-S01 Server
- Marketing Information: The HP ProLiant ML110 G7 is the perfect first server for a growing business. It provides an affordable, efficient, functional solution to small/medium businesses that are budget-conscious and have basic or no in-house IT resources. With proven ProLiant reliability, support for the latest Intel Xeon, Core i3, Pentium and Celeron processors, an optional redundant power supply (RPS), and two NICs, the ML110 G7 provides the ideal solution for the expanding business. A mix of PCI-Express slots, DIMM slots, drive bays, and server options delivers the expandability needed. Integrated iLO3 remote management drives down the operational costs by reducing the number of physical visits. An HP Smart Start CD enhances the installation process. Optional TPM provides an additional level of security, and a high efficiency power supply is available to further reduce power consumption.
- Product Type: Server
- Number of Processors Supported: 1
- Number of Processors Installed: 1
- Processor Manufacturer: Intel
- Processor Type: Core i3
- Processor Model: i3-2120
- Processor Core: Dual-core (2 Core)
- Processor Speed: 3.30 GHz
- Bus Speed: Not Applicable
- HyperTransport Speed: Not Applicable
- QuickPath Interconnect: Not Applicable
- 64-bit Processing: Yes
- Hyper-Threading: Yes
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #66565 in PC Accessory
- Brand: HP
- Dimensions: 34.05 pounds
Customer Reviews
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By Daniel Schlenger
I needed a true RAID server for my business. As you know servers can get pricey in a hurry. I did a lot of research looking at different options and couldn't find anything better than this HP server. I was concerned about reliability and then speed. The server came with Windows Server 2008 R2 Foundation. Foundation works like the regular version but is limited to 8 GB of RAM even though the server holds up to 16. That wasn't an issue for my purposes considering that Foundation came with the already reasonably priced server and the full version of Server 2008 was several hundred dollars by itself.
Setup isn't as easy as a desktop. First you will need a hard drive or two and you will need to purchase HP trays. I found a alternate source for the drives and trays as the ones from HP were not very cheap. I also found after market RAM as most of these come with 2-4 GB. Just make sure you match the RAM specs exactly or they won't work. Once I had the drives in place and started the setup process, I discovered that I would need SmartStart that you can download from HP from another computer and copy to a CD. This program activates the RAID in BIOS and speeds along the rest of the computer configuration. You will probably need an ISO burner program to properly make the CD. I think I used PowerISO.
Windows Server 2008 looks a lot like Windows 7 so most of it will be familiar. The hardware and OS all feel more robust than a desktop of a similar price. I ended up buying and setting up one for my son's business and bought another one as a mirror to my primary server. I wouldn't hesitate to buy this one again.
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