How is the DL340e Gen12 different from the DL340 Gen12?
The DL340e is HPE’s storage-optimised single-socket 2U: one LFF chassis with 16 or 24 front 3.5-inch bays and optional rear E3.S flash, with memory capped at 2 TB. The DL340 is built on SFF, LFF or GPU chassis instead, takes up to 4 TB, and its SFF version is 63.95 cm deep against 80.65 cm for the DL340e.
How many drives does the DL340e Gen12 hold?
Up to 24 × 3.5-inch SAS/SATA drives at the front, plus eight E3.S NVMe data bays and two E3.S boot bays at the rear with the Rear EDSFF 4x PCIe kit. HPE’s capacity table gives 624 TB from 24 × 26 TB disks.
What is the maximum memory of the DL340e Gen12?
2 TB, using 16 × 128 GB RDIMMs across its 16 slots. With two DIMMs per channel that runs at 5200 MT/s; one DIMM per channel runs at 6400 MT/s but tops out at 1 TB. There is no 256 GB DIMM option.
Can I have rear NVMe drives and six PCIe slots together?
No. Every DL340e takes exactly one of two rear kits. The Rear 6x PCIe kit gives up to six slots and two OCP slots (slot 5 and OCP B need a RICH I/O processor) but no drives; the Rear EDSFF 4x PCIe kit gives the E3.S bays but keeps only slots 1, 2, 3 and 6 and OCP A.
How many RAID controllers does a 24-drive DL340e need?
Both internal controllers, the MR216i-p and MR416i-p, are rated for up to 16 SAS, SATA or NVMe drives, and HPE’s maximum-weight configuration with 24 front disks lists two MR PCIe controllers. Intel VROC is NVMe-only and cannot protect SATA disks.
Does the DL340e Gen12 support GPUs?
Two accelerators are listed, the NVIDIA L4 24GB and the RTX A1000 8GB, with no maximum count stated. HPE’s SKU3 test system combines one L4 with 16 LFF drives, eight E3.S SSDs and two 2400 W supplies.
Which processors suit the DL340e?
All 30 listed Xeon 6 kits fit, from 8 to 144 cores. The six Single Socket (RICH I/O) parts matter most here: HPE links them to 136 PCIe lanes and requires one for slot 5, OCP B and the x4 rear E3.S cabling.
How big and heavy is the DL340e Gen12?
The LFF chassis measures 8.75 × 44.80 × 80.65 cm (H × W × D). HPE gives 22.93 kg for a minimal build and 46.55 kg for one with 24 LFF drives, eight E3.S drives, two supplies, 16 DIMMs and two controllers.
What power supplies does the DL340e take?
M-CRPS hot-plug units only, one type per server: an 800 W Platinum model, Titanium models from 1000 W to 3200 W, and 1300 W or 2200 W units for −48 V DC. Low-line input halves the 3200 W and 2400 W units, to 1600 W and 1200 W.
Is the HPE ProLiant DL340e Gen12 end of life?
Not according to HPE: its QuickSpecs appeared in April 2026 and were at Version 5 in August 2026, with no withdrawal notice. No end-of-service date for the model is given there; the Servnet end-of-life checker tracks dates when HPE publishes them.