
HPE ProLiant DL385 Gen11
SKU / Part no.: DL385-gen11
HPE ProLiant DL385 Gen11 — Enterprise server hardware from China — configured to spec in Hangzhou, EXW/FOB, 1-year warranty.
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Characteristics
Figures from the vendor's official documentation, checked 2026-09-24.
- Form factor
- 2U
- Sockets
- 2
- Processor
- AMD EPYC 9004 / 9005 (4th/5th Gen)
- Max cores per CPU
- 160
- DIMM slots
- 24
- Memory
- HPE DDR5 Smart Memory RDIMM up to 6400 MT/s
- Max memory
- 6 TB
- Front drive bays
- 8x SFF (up to 24x SFF) · 48x SFF (48SFF CTO) · 8x LFF (up to 12x LFF) · 12x EDSFF (up to 36x EDSFF) · GPU chassis: 8x SFF U.3 or 8x EDSFF
- PCIe
- Up to 8x PCIe 5.0 with 2 CPUs
- GPU support
- 4x double-wide (up to 600W, e.g. NVIDIA H200 NVL, RTX PRO 6000 BSE, AMD MI350P) or 8x single-wide
- RAID / storage controllers
- HPE MR216i-p / MR216i-o Gen11 · HPE MR408i-o Gen11 · HPE MR416i-p / MR416i-o Gen11 · HPE SR932i-p Gen11 · HPE Smart Array E208e-p SR Gen10 (external) · HPE NS204i-u (boot) · HPE MR932i-p · HPE Smart Array E208i-p
- OCP NIC
- yes, 2x OCP 3.0
- Power supplies
- 800W Platinum · 1000W Titanium · 1600W Platinum · 1600W -48VDC · 1800-2200W Titanium
- Management
- HPE iLO 6
- Launched
- 2022
Sources
HPE ProLiant DL385 Gen11 price in 2026
Real configurations from the quotes we issued, prices EXW Hangzhou. Updated automatically as new quotes come in.
- From
- $14,305
- Real quotes, 120 days
- 13
- Latest quote
- 2 d ago
- 1× EPYC 9454 / 512GB DDR5 RDIMM (8×64GB) / 6× 3.2TB NVMe + 2× 480GB NVMe / HPE NS204i-u / MR416i-o / 2× 10Gb SFP+ / 2× 1000W PSU2026-10-14$45,217EXW
- 2× EPYC 9135 / 256GB DDR5 RDIMM (8×32GB) / 4× 960GB SATA / HPE Smart Array P408i / 1× 2x SFP28 25GbE / 2× 1600W PSU2026-10-02$23,346EXW
- 2× EPYC 9274F / 256GB DDR5 RDIMM (4×64GB) / 4× 960GB NVMe / HPE MR408i-o / 1× 2 ports 10Gb/s SFP+ / 2× 1600W PSU2026-09-30$27,695EXW
- 2× EPYC 9554 / 1.5TB DDR5 RDIMM (24×64GB) / 8× 3.8TB NVMe / MR416i-o / 4× 1GbE / 2× 10GbE SFP+ / 2× 1600W PSU2026-09-29$98,365EXW
- 1× EPYC 9454 / 256GB DDR5 RDIMM (4×64GB) / 2× 960GB SATA / HPE MR408i-o (4GB+FBWC) / 1× 4x 1GbE / 2× 1800W PSU2026-09-25$24,193EXW
- 2× EPYC 9274F / 384GB DDR5 RDIMM (12×32GB) / 4× 1.9TB SAS / HPE MR416i-o Gen11 8GB Cache / 1× Broadcom BCM57412 2x10GbE SFP+ / 1× Broadcom BCM5719 4x1GbE BASE-T OCP3 / 2× HPE 1600W Flex Slot Platinum PSU2026-09-22$32,616EXW
- 2× EPYC 9755 / 3.1TB DDR5 RDIMM (32×96GB) / 2× 960GB NVMe / HPE MR408i-o 4GB FBWC / 2× 2x25Gb SFP28 / 2× 1600W PSU2026-09-17$129,677EXW
- 2× EPYC 9554 / 1.5TB DDR5 RDIMM (24×64GB) / 8× 3.8TB NVMe / MR416i-o / 1× 4x 1GbE / 1× 2x 10GbE SFP+ / 2× 10GbE SFP+ adapter / 2× 1.6kW PSU2026-09-17$103,686EXW
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- New vs refurbished servers: when each one makes senseThe refurbished discount is real, usually 40–70% off list, and so are the cases where paying full price is correct. Here is where server wear accumulates, how we grade used hardware, and a straight recommendation for each buying scenario.