AsRock 4U10G-ICX2/2T 4U Rackmount GPU Server Barebone
The AsRock 4U10G-ICX2/2T is a 4U rackmount GPU server barebone built around a dual Socket P+ (LGA 4677) motherboard design, aimed at data center and high-density compute deployments where rack space and GPU density both matter. At 43.70 x 25.20 x 15.35 in and roughly 122 lb bare, this chassis is sized for standard 4U rack bays but is heavy enough that you should plan for rack rail support and a two-person lift during installation. The 4U10G-ICX2/2T (often searched as 4U10G ICX2/2T) ships as a barebone, meaning you are sourcing the chassis, motherboard platform, and supporting infrastructure separately from CPUs, memory, drives, and GPUs — standard practice for this class of server and one that lets integrators match the compute and storage configuration to the workload instead of paying for a fixed bundle.
Key Features
- Dual Socket P+ (LGA 4677) platform: supports dual-CPU configurations for workloads that need more cores and memory bandwidth than a single-socket board can deliver — relevant for virtualization hosts, render farms, or GPU-accelerated inference clusters that need CPU headroom to keep pace with accelerator throughput.
- 4U rack form factor: the extra vertical space over a 1U/2U chassis is what makes room for multiple full-height, full-length GPUs and the airflow needed to cool them — the tradeoff is rack unit density, so plan your rack elevation accordingly.
- 122.02 lb bare chassis weight: confirm rack rail and floor-tile load ratings before installation, especially once populated with dual CPUs, full memory, and multiple GPUs where total system weight climbs well past the barebone figure.
- 43.70 x 25.20 x 15.35 in footprint: the 25.2 in width and depth mean this is not a shallow-rack chassis — verify clearance in your cabinet before ordering, particularly in colocation environments with fixed rack depth.
- Manufactured in Taiwan: country of origin is documented for procurement teams tracking supply chain provenance on infrastructure purchases.
Integration & Compatibility
As a barebone platform, the 4U10G-ICX2/2T integrates into a broader build process — you'll pair it with Socket P+ processors, DDR5 memory, and the storage and GPU configuration your workload requires. Buyers evaluating GPU-dense servers should also review network video recorders and IP cameras if this chassis is destined for a video analytics or VMS server role, and check a PoE switch lineup if the deployment includes networked edge devices feeding into the server. For broader planning context, a VMS architecture guide is useful when sizing compute against camera count and retention requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the AsRock 4U10G-ICX2/2T a complete server or a barebone?
A: It is a barebone chassis and motherboard platform — CPUs, memory, storage, and GPUs are sourced and installed separately.
Q: What CPU socket does the 4U10G-ICX2/2T use?
A: It uses a dual Socket P+ (LGA 4677) configuration.
Q: How much does the 4U10G-ICX2/2T weigh?
A: The bare chassis weighs approximately 122.02 lb; populated weight will be higher once CPUs, memory, drives, and GPUs are installed.
Q: What are the dimensions of the 4U10G-ICX2/2T?
A: 43.70 x 25.20 x 15.35 in (L x W x H), in a 4U rackmount form factor.
Q: Where is the 4U10G-ICX2/2T manufactured?
A: Taiwan.
The 4U10G-ICX2/2T is a dual Socket P+ 4U barebone, and the spec that matters most before you spec the rest of the build is the 122.02 lb bare weight — that's before CPUs, RAM, drives, or GPUs go in, so budget for it in your rack and lift planning.
Technical Highlights:
- Dual Socket P+ (LGA 4677): gives you two-CPU headroom for workloads that need more cores or memory channels than a single socket provides.
- 4U rack height: the added vertical space over 1U/2U chassis options is what buys you room for multi-GPU cooling and airflow.
- 43.70 x 25.20 x 15.35 in footprint: a 25.2 in width/depth profile — measure your cabinet before ordering, this isn't a shallow-rack unit.
Deployment Considerations:
- This ships as a barebone — plan your CPU, memory, storage, and GPU sourcing as a separate line item before you commission the rack.
- At 122.02 lb bare, confirm your rack rail weight rating and floor loading before racking a fully populated unit, since GPU-dense builds add significant weight fast.
Where the 4U10G-ICX2/2T earns its spot is in a GPU-dense compute rack — video analytics or AI inference clusters where you're pairing dual-socket CPU headroom with multiple accelerators and need the 4U chassis depth to keep it all cooled.
