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HPE ProLiand server, the intelligent compute foundation for hybrid cloud that delivers unmatched workload optimization, security, and automation, all available as a service. This list includes hot series of HPE ProLiant Gen9/10/11 ML series tower servers.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) Tower Servers are standalone server solutions designed for small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs), remote offices, and branch offices that do not require the dense configurations of rack-mounted servers. These servers are in a traditional tower form factor, resembling a large desktop PC, and provide powerful performance with flexibility for growing IT environments. HPE’s tower servers offer a balance between price, functionality, and scalability, and are ideal for organizations that need reliable and manageable server solutions without the need for specialized racks or dedicated server rooms.
HPE ProLiant Tower Server Models
🔹 1. Entry-Level Tower Servers
Perfect for basic IT needs, file/print services, or domain controllers.
| Model | CPU Support | Max RAM | Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| ML30 Gen10+ | 1x Intel Xeon E-2300 | 128 GB | Small office server, basic apps |
| ML110 Gen10 | 1x Intel Xeon Scalable Gen 2 | 192 GB | Small to mid-size workloads |
🔹 2. Mid-Range to Enterprise Tower Servers
Support for dual-socket CPUs, high RAM capacity, and storage expandability.
| Model | CPU Support | Max RAM | Use Case |
|---|---|---|---|
| ML350 Gen10 | 2x Xeon Scalable Gen 2/3 | Up to 3 TB | Mid to large business apps, ERP, DB |
🌐 Summary Table
| Server Model | Typical Starting Price (₹) | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| ML30 Gen10 | ~51,000–110,000 | Entry-level, good for small setups |
| ML110 Gen10 | ~138,500–203,000 | Xeon Silver options, flexible drive bays |
| ML350 Gen10 | ~159,000–300,000 | Robust dual‑socket, high expandability |
| ML350 Gen11 | ~210,000–300,000+ | Latest generation, DDR5 & modern Xeon support |
🔍 Things to Consider
- Specs Vary Widely: Prices reflect low‑end to entry configurations. Upgrades in CPU, RAM, storage, RAID controllers, warranty, and support plans can significantly increase the cost.
- Warranty & Service: Most reseller listings include minimum 1-year or 3-year onsite warranty and 24/7 tech support. Confirm terms before purchase.
- Use Case Matters: For basic file-sharing or light virtualization, ML30 or ML110 may be suitable. For heavier workloads, virtualization, GPU support, or business continuity requirements, ML350 (Gen10 or Gen11) is more scalable.
✅ Next Steps
Let me know your specific requirements—such as:
- Intended workload (e.g. virtualization, file server, database)
- CPU preference (e.g. Xeon generation or AMD)
- Memory capacity, storage type (SATA/SAS/NVMe), RAID needs
- GPU support or remote management needs
What is an HP ProLiant server used for?
new HPE ProLiant Compute servers are optimized for enterprise AI workloads such as computer vision inference, generative visual AI, and end-to-end natural language processing. From inferencing to fine tuning, unlock new opportunities for your organization.
Why HPE servers are the best?
HPE ProLiant servers offer built-in security that extends to the entire server supply chain, offering protection throughout the entire IT lifecycle. The servers provide unmatched workload optimization and security to your organization's infrastructure.
What is the difference between ML and DL servers?
The DL can take only a maximum of 32 GB of memory, while the ML can take 64 GB. The DL can take only 8 internal disks, while the ML can take 16. The card slot configuration is a bit tricky. One PCIe x4 slot in both is taken by the SmartArray controller, unless you pick the "economy" configuration.
What is the difference between DL and BL HP servers?
ML (Modular Line) has tower-based servers which are convertible to rack mount. DL (Density Line) consists of general-purpose rack-mount servers. BL (Blade Line) comprises blade servers within the HP BladeSystem. SL (Scalable Line) has rack-based models for data center environments.
