EPYC HPE ProLiant DL385 Gen10 Server REVIEW | IT Creations

[@alaa2003net]

does nvme support hardware raid ?

[@pythonprofreak7522]

Is the CPU being vendor locked or I can replace it with another Epyc cpu?

[@Itcreations-LA]

Hi there! Yes, you can replace the CPU with a different AMD EPYC CPU. See the QuickSpecs at this link, page 6 www.itcreations.com/user-manuals/dl385g10/hpe-proliant-dl385-gen10-server-quickspecs.pdf thanks for watching!

[@pythonprofreak7522]

@@Itcreations-LA Thank you so much for the reply!

[@Cons-cd5gf]

should i go with HPE Synergy or HPE proliant dl385 G10 for my virtualization data center including (DC,EXCH,ERP,Sharepoint,Ticketing system,AV,....) for about 400 users.?

[@mamdouh-Tawadros]

Excellent review. Excellent revolutionary hardware. Thank you.

[@Bisma3429]

This channel need more love

[@hariranormal5584]

i know right, the guy who presents this is atually entertaining and better than ad's from HP, DELL, etc etc

[@stuffinfinland]

I came to see it running.

[@astraldrifter]

do companies still buy these? with everything moving to the cloud and all.

[@Itcreations-LA]

They do! Bit even data centers and cloud companies need hardware too.

[@RizLazey]

Only HPE that have a server with Epyc support? Wheres Dell Lenovo?

[@Itcreations-LA]

Hi xXx, We just haven't gotten to those yet. We have the dual-socket Dell EMC R7425 and the single-socket R7415, both with EPYC processors. I'll do one of those next, right after the HPE ML350 gen 10. Just for you! Keep it real xXx, and thanks for watching!

[@davidg4512]

Love this server

[@Itcreations-LA]

It was love at first sight for me too! Thanks for the comment !

[@davidg4512]

@@Itcreations-LA It has one of the best visual designs too.

[@Itcreations-LA]

@@davidg4512 and that is where some of the money goes. Making this thing look good and well organized with easy to remove components.

[@theunitedfederationofgamer4697]

I wish i can put in a RYZEN threadripper

[@hariranormal5584]

You'd probably need to make some custom case for that. Because ThreadRipper's aren't really a "server package" but nothing stops you from actually installing a server based OS and applications and for it to operate 24/7