AsRock 1U10E-ROME/2T 1U Rackmount Server Barebone
The AsRock 1U10E-ROME/2T is a 1U rackmount server barebone built around a single SP3 (LGA4094) socket, giving integrators a blank-slate chassis for AMD EPYC 7002/7003-series deployments where rack density matters more than off-the-shelf configuration. As a barebone, the 1U10E-ROME/2T ships as chassis, motherboard, and structural hardware — you supply the CPU, memory, storage, and any add-in cards to match the workload, whether that's a VMS recording node, a hypervisor host, or an edge compute box in a server closet.
Key Features
- Single SP3 (LGA4094) socket: targets AMD EPYC "Rome"/"Milan" class processors, giving you access to high core-count, high-memory-bandwidth CPUs in a 1U footprint without the multi-socket overhead you don't need for most rack-edge workloads.
- 1U rack form factor: at 33.46 x 24.41 x 9.45 in (L x W x H), the 1U10E-ROME/2T fits standard 19-inch rack rails — plan for the full 24.41 in depth before committing rack space in a shallow enclosure or edge cabinet.
- 43.36 lb chassis weight: confirm rail kit and rack shelf load ratings before installation, particularly in mobile or vehicle-mounted rack enclosures.
- Taiwan (TW) country of origin: factory-new build sourced direct, relevant for buyers tracking country-of-origin requirements on infrastructure hardware procurement.
Integration & Compatibility
Because the 1U10E-ROME/2T is a barebone chassis rather than a complete system, final compatibility depends on the SP3-class CPU, DIMMs, and storage/network cards you populate it with — confirm component-level compatibility against AsRock's SP3 platform documentation before ordering memory or accessory cards. If you're specifying storage or PoE endpoints around this node, pair it with network video recorders or PoE switches as needed for the surveillance or compute stack it's supporting. For broader platform context, see the AsRock catalog and a VMS architecture guide when sizing this barebone (model number also searched as 1U10E ROME 2T) against recording or compute load.
The 1U10E-ROME/2T is a barebone play, not a turnkey server — the single SP3 socket is the whole story here, and it's the part buyers need to plan around before anything else.
Technical Highlights:
- Single SP3 (LGA4094) socket: opens the door to AMD EPYC-class core counts in 1U, but you're sourcing the CPU separately — budget for that as its own line item.
- 1U form factor at 33.46 x 24.41 x 9.45 in: the 24.41 in width/depth figure is longer than a lot of standard 1U chassis — measure your rack before ordering rail kits.
- 43.36 lb bare weight: that's before CPU, RAM, drives, or cards go in, so real installed weight will run higher — factor that into rail and shelf ratings.
Deployment Considerations:
- This is a barebone — no CPU, memory, or storage included, so total build-out cost and lead time depend entirely on the SP3 components you pair with it.
- The evidence available doesn't confirm PCIe slot count, drive bay count, or power supply wattage, so confirm those directly against AsRock's SP3 platform documentation before finalizing a build for a specific recording or compute workload.
Reach for the 1U10E-ROME/2T when you're standing up a custom EPYC-based 1U node — a dense VMS recording server or virtualization host — and want direct control over CPU and memory selection rather than a fixed-configuration server.
