What is the maximum memory of the HPE ProLiant DL320 Gen12?
4 TB, as sixteen 256 GB 3DS RDIMMs. Two DIMMs on each of the eight channels brings the speed down to 5200 MT/s, so the largest one-per-channel build is 8 × 256 GB = 2 TB, at up to 6400 MT/s depending on the processor. DIMMs of 96 GB and up need high-performance fans.
Which processors does the DL320 Gen12 support?
One Intel Xeon 6 processor from 32 option kits: E-core 6700E parts with 64 to 144 cores, and P-core 6500P and 6700P parts spanning 8 to 86 cores (six are Rich I/O single-socket models). TDPs run from 135 W to 350 W, and anything above 270 W needs HPE’s closed-loop liquid-cooling heat sink.
How many drive bays does the DL320 Gen12 have?
Up to 20 E3.S 1T drives in the SFF/EDSFF chassis, ten 2.5-inch drives in the SFF or SFF/EDSFF chassis, twelve or four 3.5-inch drives in the LFF chassis, while the GPU chassis holds 8 E3.S or 4 SFF drives in stacking cages alongside its GPUs. The NS204i-u boot device adds two M.2 NVMe drives outside the bays.
Can the DL320 Gen12 run GPUs?
Only the GPU chassis: its front cage takes two double-wide or four single-wide cards. HPE lists the NVIDIA L4 24 GB and L40S 48 GB, both needing performance fans, and that chassis must use a Rich I/O processor.
What networking does the DL320 Gen12 include?
None on the board. You fit OCP 3.0 cards in rear slots A and B (plus two front slots on the SFF/EDSFF chassis) or use PCIe adapters; HPE’s list runs from 4-port 1GbE to 200Gb Ethernet and 400Gb InfiniBand/Ethernet cards. Any adapter of 25 Gb or faster needs high-performance fans.
How many PCIe slots does it have?
Two x16 PCIe 5.0 full-height, half-length slots on the primary and secondary risers, plus the OCP 3.0 slots, which are also PCIe 5.0 x16. The GPU chassis adds a front GPU cage, and HPE’s placement notes refer to slots 4 to 6 inside it.
How big is the DL320 Gen12?
Every chassis is 4.28 cm high and 43.46 cm wide. Depth is 60.75 cm for SFF, 66.70 cm for SFF/EDSFF and 4 LFF, 82.18 cm for the GPU chassis and 99.74 cm for 12 LFF, which needs a 1200 mm rack; weights run from 11.5 kg to 28.93 kg.
How does the DL320 Gen12 differ from the DL320 Gen11?
Gen12 moves from 4th and 5th Gen Xeon Scalable (up to 60 cores) to Xeon 6 (up to 144), from DDR5-5600 with a printed 2.04 TB ceiling to DDR5-6400 and 4 TB, and from iLO 6 to iLO 7 on a DC-SCM module. It adds the 20-bay SFF/EDSFF chassis and front OCP slots, swaps Flex Slot for M-CRPS supplies, and drops the two embedded 1GbE ports.
Which power supplies does it use?
Up to two M-CRPS hot-plug units of one model: 1000, 1500 or 2400 W Titanium, an 800 W unit HPE names Platinum, or 1300 W and 2200 W −48 V DC supplies. HPE’s option list rates all of them at 96% efficiency; at 100–127 VAC the 2400 W unit delivers 1200 W.
Is the HPE ProLiant DL320 Gen12 end of life?
HPE’s QuickSpecs gives no end-of-sale or end-of-support date for it: Version 20, dated 8 September 2026, was still adding processors — the 6503P arrived in it. HPE’s base warranty runs three years (parts, labour, on-site by the next business day); any dates HPE publishes later will appear in our end-of-life checker.