HPE0-S54 · Question #103
What is required to implement Core Boosting? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is C. ProLiant Gen 10 D. iLO5 Advanced. Core Boosting is an HPE feature that enables processors to run at speeds beyond their rated frequency, and it requires two specific components to function. ProLiant Gen 10 (C) is the minimum server platform that introduced hardware-level support for Core Boosting, as the…
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What is required to implement Core Boosting? (Choose two.)
Options
- AHPE Cloudline
- BHPE Apollo
- CProLiant Gen 10
- DiLO5 Advanced
- EHPE Synergy
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A7% (2)
- B4% (1)
- C85% (23)
- E4% (1)
Explanation
Core Boosting is an HPE feature that enables processors to run at speeds beyond their rated frequency, and it requires two specific components to function. ProLiant Gen 10 (C) is the minimum server platform that introduced hardware-level support for Core Boosting, as the underlying silicon and motherboard architecture must be capable of sustaining the increased clock speeds safely. iLO 5 Advanced (D) is the required license tier because Core Boosting is managed and activated through iLO 5's advanced firmware features - the base iLO license does not expose this capability.
The distractors are wrong because they are distinct product lines unrelated to Core Boosting: HPE Cloudline (A) targets hyperscale/cloud deployments with commodity hardware, HPE Apollo (B) is optimized for HPC and AI workloads but doesn't define Core Boosting support, and HPE Synergy (E) is HPE's composable infrastructure platform for fluid resource pools - none of these are prerequisites for the feature.
Memory tip: Think "Gen 10 needs iLO 5 to Go" - the Gen 10 platform plus the iLO 5 Advanced license are the two pillars. If an answer doesn't include both the hardware generation and the management license, it's incomplete.
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