HPE DL360 Gen9 E5-2640v4 10 Core 2.4GHz 90W Processor Kit

• HPE DL360 Gen9 processor replacement
• Enterprise virtualization host upgrades
• Application server performance upgrades
• Private cloud compute infrastructure
• Database and business application environments
• Data center lifecycle extension programs
• Standardized DL360 Gen9 fleet maintenance
• Enterprise spare processor inventory
• Legacy infrastructure modernization projects
• Business continuity hardware replacement planning

• Intel Xeon E5-2640v4 processor
• 10 physical processing cores
• 2.4GHz base frequency
• 25MB Intel Smart Cache
• 90W thermal design power
• Broadwell processor architecture
• 8.0 GT/s Intel QPI speed
• FCLGA 2011-3 socket
• Designed for compatible HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen9 systems
• Higher base frequency than the 10-core E5-2630v4
• 10-core configuration for balanced enterprise compute requirements
• Supports compatible Gen9 processor upgrade paths
• Suitable for virtualization and application workloads
• Useful for processor replacement and lifecycle maintenance
• Supports targeted infrastructure upgrades without replacing the complete server platform

• Brand: HPE
• Part Number: 818176-B21
• Product Type: Processor Kit
• Processor: Intel Xeon E5-2640v4
• Processor Family: Intel Xeon E5-2600 v4 Series
• Architecture: Broadwell
• Processor Cores: 10
• Base Frequency: 2.4GHz
• Intel Smart Cache: 25MB
• Thermal Design Power: 90W
• Intel QPI Speed: 8.0 GT/s
• Socket: FCLGA 2011-3
• Memory Speed Supported: 2133 MT/s
• Compatible Server Family: HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen9 

WHY CHOOSE THIS PRODUCT?

• Organizations choose 818176-B21 when they need a compatible DL360 Gen9 processor that balances 10-core capacity with a 2.4GHz base frequency and 90W TDP. Compared with the 10-core E5-2630v4, it offers higher base frequency, while providing more processing cores than 8-core E5-2620v4 alternatives. This makes it a practical choice for targeted compute upgrades, replacement stock, virtualization environments, and Gen9 lifecycle extension. For procurement teams, retaining the existing server platform can reduce the scope of infrastructure replacement when a processor-level upgrade meets workload requirements, subject to configuration compatibility.