AsRock 1U2LW-X570 1U Rackmount Server Barebone

The AsRock 1U2LW-X570 is a 1U rack-mount server barebone built around a single AM4 (PGA) socket, giving integrators a compact chassis-and-board foundation for AM4-based Ryzen server builds. At 25.00 x 22.44 x 8.46 inches and 24.82 lb, the 1U2LW-X570 fits standard 19-inch rack environments where vertical bay space is at a premium — a real constraint in edge closets and multi-rack video or compute racks where every U counts.

Overview

This is a barebone platform, not a fully configured server: the 1U2LW-X570 ships as chassis, motherboard, and structural hardware for integrators who need to spec their own AM4 processor, memory, and storage to match a specific workload rather than paying for a fixed configuration. The 1U form factor and 2-bay drive layout point toward a role as a compact edge server, application host, or lightweight recording node where full-depth 2U/4U chassis aren't justified.

Key Features

• 1U rack form factor: Consumes a single rack unit, so it stacks efficiently against switches, PDUs, and other 1U gear in space-constrained racks.
• Single socket AM4 (PGA): Built for AM4-based Ryzen processors, giving integrators a defined upgrade and sourcing path when specifying CPU independently of the chassis.
• 2 drive bays: Supports a basic local storage or mirrored-boot configuration without requiring a deeper chassis.
• 24.82 lb chassis weight: Light enough for single-technician rack installation without a lift, easing field deployment.
• Taiwan manufacturing origin: Country of origin is documented for procurement teams tracking supply chain and import compliance.

Integration & Compatibility

Because the 1U2LW-X570 is a barebone, final compatibility depends on the AM4 processor, memory, and storage the integrator installs. Confirm CPU, RAM, and drive selections against AsRock's own board documentation before ordering components, since none of that configuration detail is fixed at the chassis level. The 1U2LW-X570 (often searched as 1U2LW X570) suits builds where rack density and AM4 platform cost matter more than a pre-integrated configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What CPU socket does the 1U2LW-X570 use?

A: The 1U2LW-X570 uses a single AM4 (PGA) socket for AM4-based processors.

Q: How many drive bays does the 1U2LW-X570 have?

A: It has 2 drive bays.

Q: How much rack space does the 1U2LW-X570 require?

A: It occupies 1U of standard 19-inch rack space, measuring 25.00 x 22.44 x 8.46 inches.

Q: Where is the 1U2LW-X570 manufactured?

A: Taiwan (TW) is the documented country of origin.

Marty Allison

The AsRock 1U2LW-X570 is a barebone play — single AM4 socket, 2 bays, 1U — and the spec sheet I've got on it is thin, so I'm not going to dress it up with claims I can't back. Model number 1U2LW-X570, 25.00 x 22.44 x 8.46 inches, 24.82 lb.

Technical Highlights:

• Single socket AM4 (PGA): locks you into Ryzen desktop-class silicon rather than an EPYC/server socket, which changes your core-count and ECC-support ceiling versus a server-socket 1U.
• 2 drive bays: enough for a boot mirror or light local storage, not a dense storage node — plan external or networked storage if you need more.
• 24.82 lb / 1U: light enough to rack solo, and the depth (22.44 in) is worth double-checking against your cabinet before ordering.

Deployment Considerations:

• This is a barebone chassis+board — CPU, RAM, and drives are on you to spec and source separately before it's a running system.
• No published data here on power supply wattage, PCIe slot count, or networking — get that from AsRock's own board documentation before committing to a build-out.

Reasonable fit for an edge compute or light application host in a 1U slot where AM4 platform economics make sense over a full server-socket build; not the pick if you need dense local storage or a validated server CPU platform out of the box.