About hpe proliant price list at Server Hub
Server Hub's HPE ProLiant range, priced in rand and listed live below. ProLiant is the enterprise server line HPE built its name on — the DL-series rack servers (DL360 1U and DL380 2U across Gen9, Gen10, Gen10 Plus and Gen11), ML towers and the MicroServer, built for Xeon and EPYC processors, registered ECC memory, redundant power and hot-swap drive bays.
Refurbished is where the value sits: a previous-generation ProLiant, professionally reconditioned, carries far more compute and memory per rand than a new entry-level server. Every unit is graded, priced in rand and backed by a local warranty handled in Johannesburg — not an overseas RMA queue.
Choosing between models comes down to generation and form factor: a newer generation for the latest Xeons and faster memory, a larger U-height for more drives and GPUs. Browse the full servers department, rack and tower servers, or refurbished servers. Tell us the workload — cores, memory, drive bays — and we will match the ProLiant to it.
Prices include duty and are shown in South African rand.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an HPE ProLiant server cost in South Africa?
- It depends on the model, generation, processor, memory and drives. A refurbished DL360 or DL380 Gen9 is the entry point; a Gen10 DL380 with more cores and memory sits above; a four-socket DL560 or DL580 is the top. Every current unit and its rand price is listed on this page — refurbished ProLiant typically costs 40–70% less than the new equivalent.
What is the difference between HPE ProLiant Gen9, Gen10, Gen10 Plus and Gen11?
- They are successive generations. Gen9 uses Xeon E5 v3/v4 (DDR4, PCIe 3); Gen10 moves to 1st/2nd-gen Xeon Scalable and is the refurbished value sweet spot; Gen10 Plus adds Ice Lake and PCIe 4; Gen11 is the current new build with 4th/5th-gen Xeon (or EPYC), DDR5 and PCIe 5. Newer generation means newer CPUs and faster memory.
What does DL, ML and MicroServer mean in the ProLiant range?
- DL is a density-optimised rack server (the DL360 is 1U, the DL380 2U); ML is a tower for the office or small server room; MicroServer is a palm-sized micro tower for the smallest sites. The number tracks size and socket count — a DL560/DL580 is a four-socket scale-up machine.