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HP 696173-S01 ProLiant BL465c G8 AMD Opteron 6220 16-Core 3 GHz CPU Blade Server System
- Processor: AMD Opteron 6220
- Core Count: 16-Core
- Processor Speed: 3 GHz
- Model: ProLiant BL465c G8
- SKU: 696173-S01
- Brand: HP
- Form Factor: Blade Server
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Product Overview
The HP 696173-S01 is a ProLiant BL465c G8 blade server system featuring an AMD Opteron 6220 16-Core 3 GHz CPU. This high-performance server is designed for demanding enterprise workloads.
Technical Information
| Processor Type | AMD Opteron 6220 |
| Number of Cores | 16-Core |
| Processor Speed | 3 GHz |
Additional Specifications
| Server Model | ProLiant BL465c G8 |
| Form Factor | Blade |
Product Description
The HP ProLiant BL465c G8 blade server, identified by SKU 696173-S01, is a powerful server node built for high-density computing environments within enterprise data centers. This configuration is equipped with an AMD Opteron 6220 processor, featuring 16 cores that run at a clock speed of 3 GHz. This combination delivers substantial processing power, making it suitable for running demanding applications, complex simulations, and large-scale virtualization deployments. The blade architecture of the BL465c G8 allows for efficient use of rack space and power, consolidating multiple server instances into a single chassis. This specific model, 696173-S01, is designed to maximize compute performance per unit of space, offering a high degree of scalability for growing IT infrastructures. This server system is engineered for performance-critical tasks. The combination of a high-frequency, multi-core AMD Opteron processor and the blade form factor makes it an excellent choice for virtualization hosts, high-performance computing clusters, and other enterprise workloads that require significant computational resources and density.
