HPE0-V25 practice question 1 of 25

Your customer needs to accelerate the performance Of their DL380 Gen10 servers running workloads on more active cores at higher Clock frequencies. The customer wants to know if Core Boosting will help. What advice Should you provide?

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Answer options
A: It is only supported on ProLiant DL Gen11 servers.
B: It is a software solution and has performance limitations.
C: It is only supported on certain Intel processors. Correct answer
D: It is an AMD technology so it is unavailable to them
Correct Answer:
C. It is only supported on certain Intel processors.
Explanation

HPE Core Boosting is a server tuning technology, developed in partnership between HPE and Intel, that allows more processor cores to run at higher frequencies simultaneously. This feature is not available on all processors; it is specifically enabled on select SKUs within the Intel Xeon Scalable processor family. Therefore, the customer's ability to leverage this feature on their DL380 Gen10 servers is entirely dependent on whether their servers are equipped with these specific, supported Intel processors.

Why Incorrect

A. It is only supported on ProLiant DL Gen11 servers. This is incorrect. HPE Core Boosting was introduced and is fully supported on HPE ProLiant Gen10 and Gen10 Plus servers.
B. It is a software solution and has performance limitations. This is incorrect. Core Boosting is a BIOS/UEFI-level feature that works in conjunction with the processor hardware; it is not a software-only solution and is designed to increase performance.
D. It is an AMD technology so it is unavailable to them. This is incorrect. HPE Core Boosting is a feature exclusive to select Intel Xeon Scalable processors and is not available on AMD processors.

References

1. HPE ProLiant Gen10 and Gen10 Plus Servers UEFI System Utilities User Guide

Page 111

"Workload Matching and Core Boosting" section.

Quote: "HPE Core Boosting is a feature available on select Intel Xeon Scalable processors that allows you to run more active cores at higher frequencies." This statement directly confirms that the feature is specific to certain Intel processors (Answer C) and is available on Gen10 servers (refuting A).

2. HPE Technology Brief

"HPE Core Boosting: Get more performance out of your server"

(Document ID: a00027383enw)

Page 1

"Introduction".

Quote: "HPE Core Boosting is a new feature that is a result of a unique partnership between HPE and Intel®. It unlocks more performance out of your server by enabling higher frequencies on more active cores. This feature is available on select Intel® Xeon® Processor Scalable family SKUs." This source verifies the partnership with Intel (refuting D) and the dependency on specific processor models (supporting C).

3. HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 Server QuickSpecs

"Standard Features" section under "Processor".

This document lists the supported processors for the DL380 Gen10

which are exclusively from the Intel® Xeon® Processor Scalable Family. The availability of Core Boosting depends on which specific SKU from this family is installed in the customer's server.

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