AsRock 4U10G-EGS2 4U Dual-Socket GPU Server Barebone

The AsRock 4U10G-EGS2 is a 4U rack-mount server barebone built around dual LGA 4677 sockets, supporting 5th and 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors. It's a GPU-oriented chassis-and-board platform for teams building out dense compute for video analytics, AI inference at scale, or heavy multi-stream transcoding — the kind of workload where a standard 1U/2U server runs out of thermal and expansion headroom. The 4U10G-EGS2 ships as a barebone, meaning the chassis, motherboard, and core platform infrastructure are in place, and the integrator supplies CPUs, memory, storage, and GPUs to match the workload.

Overview

At 45.67 x 25.39 x 20.87 inches, the 4U10G-EGS2 occupies a full 4U of rack space — the added height over a 1U/2U unit is what buys room for GPU airflow and card clearance, a real consideration when you're planning rack elevation counts for a data center or a security operations center compute room. Dual LGA 4677 sockets give you a two-CPU platform, which matters if your workload (VMS server farms, deep learning inference clusters, large-scale recording infrastructure) benefits from splitting I/O and compute across two Xeon Scalable processors rather than maxing out a single socket.

Key Features

• Dual Socket LGA 4677: supports 5th Gen and 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable CPUs, giving you a path to upgrade compute later without replacing the chassis — useful when GPU workloads outgrow the original CPU spec.
• 4U Rack Form Factor: the added vertical space over 1U/2U platforms is what makes multi-GPU cooling and card clearance possible in the first place; budget the rack units accordingly when planning elevation.
• Barebone Configuration: chassis and board are provisioned, leaving CPU, RAM, storage, and GPU selection to the integrator — this keeps upfront cost down and lets you size compute to the actual workload instead of paying for a fixed config.
• Factory-New, Country of Origin Taiwan: sourced as new production hardware, not refurbished or grey-market stock.

Integration & Compatibility

As a barebone platform, the 4U10G-EGS2 (often searched as 4U10G EGS2) is meant to be built out with GPUs and Xeon Scalable CPUs matched to the target workload — video analytics servers, deep learning inference nodes, or consolidated recording infrastructure sitting behind a bank of IP cameras. If you're speccing a rack around this platform, review a PoE and network planning guide before finalizing switch and cabling counts, and pair it with adequate network video recorder or storage infrastructure depending on whether this unit is serving as a compute node or a hybrid recording/analytics server. For rack builds spanning multiple 4U10G-EGS2 units, plan power and cooling at the rack level, not per-unit — dual-socket GPU platforms draw considerably more than standard 1U servers.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What CPUs does the AsRock 4U10G-EGS2 support?

A: It uses dual LGA 4677 sockets, compatible with 5th Gen and 4th Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors.

Q: Does the 4U10G-EGS2 come with CPUs, RAM, or GPUs installed?

A: No — it ships as a barebone unit. The chassis and motherboard platform are provisioned; CPUs, memory, storage, and GPUs are added by the integrator.

Q: How much rack space does the 4U10G-EGS2 need?

A: It's a 4U rack-mount chassis measuring 45.67 x 25.39 x 20.87 inches, so plan for a full 4U of rack elevation.

Q: Where is the AsRock 4U10G-EGS2 manufactured?

A: Its country of origin is Taiwan.

James Everett

The 4U10G-EGS2 crosses my desk whenever a client's analytics workload has outgrown a 1U or 2U recording server. Dual LGA 4677 sockets and a 4U chassis at roughly 45.7 x 25.4 x 20.9 inches tell you exactly what this platform is for: multi-GPU compute, not just another recording box.

Technical Highlights:

• Dual Socket LGA 4677: two Xeon Scalable CPUs (5th or 4th Gen) means you can dedicate one socket's I/O lanes to GPU traffic and the other to storage/network without contention — matters once you're running concurrent inference streams.
• 4U Chassis Height: at 20.87 inches deep and full 4U tall, there's enough internal clearance for multi-GPU cooling that a 1U or 2U chassis simply can't provide.
• Barebone Delivery: you're not locked into a fixed CPU/RAM/GPU bundle — the platform (chassis + board) is fixed, the compute config is yours to spec against the actual workload.

Deployment Considerations:

• Because this ships as a barebone, budget separately for CPUs, RAM, storage, and GPUs — the 4U10G-EGS2 price reflects the platform only.
• At over 45 inches long, confirm rack depth clearance before ordering — this is not a shallow-depth chassis suited to compact wall-mount racks.

This is the right platform when you're consolidating GPU-based video analytics or deep learning inference for a large multi-site camera deployment onto a dedicated compute tier, rather than distributing that load across edge devices.