HP ML110 G7 32GB RAM - Cashback

dr_chanMaster said:
Does anyone know if these are going to, or currently support the new IvyBridge processors? I.e E3-1220V2 and E3-1230V2 etc etc.

They have been out for ages now, and all HP's rivals have updated theirs to IvyBridge.

I wonder if it will be a simple BIOS Update or whether HP will release a new server, hence all the deals on these??

Can anyone "in the know" comment?!
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I tried a E3-1245V2 in one a couple of months ago and it wouldn't post, latest BIOS.
 
ML110 G7 E3-1220 3D Bluray

Hi,

I am new at most of this so want your advice. I want to get a video card for ML110 G7 E3-1220, which is kinda future proof & capable of playing 3D bluray with ease to a connected LED TV. I was looking at Asus AMD Radeon HD 6670 ([competitor link removed for this purpose. From what I could find online I take it that it needs to handle to HDMI 1.4a. Is this a good enough option or is there something better?

Thanks for all your help ...
 
ProLiant ML110 G6 & G7 - 32GB RAM

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16:42 21/12/2012
HP ProLiant ML110 G7 – 24hr test - system works normally with below - so sar so good

• 32GB = 2x Kingston ValueRAM - Memory - 16 GB : 2 x 8 GB - DIMM 240-pin - DDR3 - 1333 MHz / PC3-10600 - CL9 - 1.5 V - unbuffered - ECC (KVR1333D3E9SK2/16G)

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HP Proliant ML110 G6 – 36hr test - system works normally with below - so sar so good

24GB - 16GB+8GB = 2x Kingston ValueRAM - Memory - 8 GB - DIMM 240-pin - DDR3 - 1333 MHz / PC3-10600 - CL9 - 1.5 V - unbuffered - ECC (KVR1333D3E9S/8G) + Crucial Memory Qty: 1 CT1421751 - Description: 8GB Kit (4GBx2), 240-pin DIMM Upgrade for a HP - Compaq ProLiant ML110 G6 System

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(Kingston Part MPN: KVR1333D3E9S/8G IR: Ene200-171212 SKU: 750864) Crucial Part Number: CT2KIT51272BA1067 (Price: �50.99)

Other useful and Links
I'd Imagine the below memory would work too as per the link from Kingston memory configurator
1. http://www.kingston.com/en/memory/search?DeviceType=8&Mfr=HEW&Line=ProLiant&Model=72036
8GB Module - DDR3 1333MHz
Part Number: KTH-PL313E/8G
Mfr Part Number: 647909-B21

Buy HP ML110 G7 32GB RAM @ HP - ProLiant ML110 G7 'Ultimate 32GB ESXi 5.1 Testbed' Bundle
2. http://www.serversplus.com/searching.asp?search=639260035-32gb
System Total Build Cost ML110 G6 = £479 inc VAT
System Total Build Cost ML110 G7 = £540 inc VAT
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ProLiant ML110 G6 & G7 - 32GB RAM

vmguru.co.uk said:
Thanks!!!, Finally somebody has proven that these boxes can handle 32GB RAM, a wicked Vsphere lab server, happy days
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16:42 21/12/2012
HP ProLiant ML110 G7 – 24hr test - system works normally with below - so sar so good



• 32GB = 2x Kingston ValueRAM - Memory - 16 GB : 2 x 8 GB - DIMM 240-pin - DDR3 - 1333 MHz / PC3-10600 - CL9 - 1.5 V - unbuffered - ECC

(KVR1333D3E9SK2/16G)

8294065321_a4457eba8a.jpg


HP Proliant ML110 G6 – 36hr test - system works normally with below - so sar so good

24GB - 16GB+8GB = 2x Kingston ValueRAM - Memory - 8 GB - DIMM 240-pin - DDR3 - 1333 MHz / PC3-10600 - CL9 - 1.5 V - unbuffered - ECC

(KVR1333D3E9S/8G) + Crucial Memory Qty: 1 CT1421751 - Description: 8GB Kit (4GBx2), 240-pin DIMM Upgrade for a HP - Compaq ProLiant ML110

G6 System

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(Kingston Part MPN: KVR1333D3E9S/8G IR: Ene200-171212 SKU: 750864) Crucial Part Number: CT2KIT51272BA1067 (Price: �50.99)

Other useful and Links
I'd Imagine the below memory would work too as per the link from Kingston memory configurator
*No competitor linking please*


My total Cost

System Total Build Cost ML110 G6 = £479 inc VAT
System Total Build Cost ML110 G7 = £540 inc VAT
16:42 21/12/2012
 
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iLO has it's own separate network port, you configure it with an ip and can connect to it via a browser.

iLO runs it's own hardware and software independent of the server OS etc that you can connect into which links into the main bits.

So you can do remote management stuff, remote desktop, watch a server POST etc.

Should be able to just configure an IP and login and you're away.
 
ML11o g7 - iLo only seems to work if set to shared network port

Ev0 said:
iLO has it's own separate network port, you configure it with an ip and can connect to it via a browser.

iLO runs it's own hardware and software independent of the server OS etc that you can connect into which links into the main bits.

So you can do remote management stuff, remote desktop, watch a server POST etc.

Should be able to just configure an IP and login and you're away.
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Hi

iLo only seems to work if set to shared network port, when I select enabled(I take it this option is for dedicated?) - I set the static IP as before- MAC address changes the last character, ilo restarts and NO access, I have to boot from the management disc/usb and reset the ilo that way, then back to the shared setting and it works ok - As far as I am aware I have put in the advanced ilo license key correctly. Does anyone know I have to buy any other option for a dedicated ilo port on the ml11o g7's?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions......
 
I'd like to confirm that the 8Gb 240-pin DIMM, DDR3 PC3-10600 memory module Part Number: CT102472BD1339 does definitely work and get recognised by the HP ProLiant ML110 G7 Server.

[removed link to the Crucial UK Store as it's a shop (no official specs page without buy button) and didn't want to link competitiors]

I generally prefer Crucial RAM for some weird reason.

No evidence or anything to back it up just some legacy personal preference.

But they didn't claim support. On paper it should be supported if the Kington is, but not guaranteed which means I may have had issues getting a refund if it all went horribly wrong.

Then I found out they were £10-20 more a stick and I wanted 4, so I'd settled on the Kingston KTH-PL313E/8G reported by many to work.

Was just about to pull the lever and stumbled across the popular rainforest online store selling them waaaaaaaay cheaper than Crucial themselves and about £2-5 less than the Kingston's.

1 arrived yesterday and was fitted along with the stock RAM. Server now reporting 10Gb in the BIOS, Solaris 11.1 and OpenIndiana

So I cannot currently guarantee the ful 32Gb will be seen as I've not tested that........yet

2nd 8Gb stick should arrive tomorrow and I'll fund the next 2 from my Feb/March pay on the 28th.
 
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Anyone got any idea when these will come back on cashback? My home built server just popped it's PSU. :(

Ideally want to avoid putting money in it as it's mostly old, rubbish hardware.
 
satyp said:
Hi

iLo only seems to work if set to shared network port, when I select enabled(I take it this option is for dedicated?) - I set the static IP as before- MAC address changes the last character, ilo restarts and NO access, I have to boot from the management disc/usb and reset the ilo that way, then back to the shared setting and it works ok - As far as I am aware I have put in the advanced ilo license key correctly. Does anyone know I have to buy any other option for a dedicated ilo port on the ml11o g7's?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions......
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On all the ML110 G7s I've seen, the dedicated ILO port is an option - part code 514206-B21. Will cost you about £25. You need an ILO Advanced License for full KVM access - part 512485-B21 and around £50 on The Bay. It's just a license code you type into the ILO web GUI to active the extra features.

Muel said:
Anyone got any idea when these will come back on cashback? My home built server just popped it's PSU. :(

Ideally want to avoid putting money in it as it's mostly old, rubbish hardware.
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AFAIK it's End Of Life (EOL). The HP distributors we buy from aren't expecting any more stock. HP are pushing the ML310e G8 as the replacement.
 
Ah right. I'll be happy with a G8! According to the specs I've found they support 32gb of RAM out of the box, and I think they have the E3-1220V2 whereas the G7 had the V1?

Don't suppose you know if/when the G8 will come on the cashback deal?
 
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