AsRock 4U10G-TURIN2 4U Dual Socket SP5 Server Barebone

Overview

The AsRock 4U10G-TURIN2 is a 4U rack-mount server barebone built around a dual Socket SP5 (LGA 6096) platform, sized for integrators building out AMD EPYC-based compute nodes for surveillance VMS servers, storage clusters, or general enterprise workloads. At 107.59 lb and 25.39 in wide by 20.87 in deep, this is a full-depth rack chassis that needs a properly rated cabinet and rail kit — not a shallow edge enclosure. The 4U10G-TURIN2 (often searched as 4U10G TURIN2) ships as a barebone: chassis, motherboard, and power infrastructure, with CPU, memory, storage, and expansion cards sourced and installed separately by the integrator.

Key Features

• Dual Socket SP5 (LGA 6096) platform: supports two AMD EPYC processors per node, giving you a two-socket core count and memory bandwidth ceiling well above single-socket 1U/2U alternatives — the right call when a single video management server or hyperconverged node needs to consolidate multiple workloads instead of scaling out across more boxes.
• 4U rack form factor: the taller chassis height buys room for larger heatsinks, more drive bays, and better airflow than a 1U/2U build, which matters when you're running dual high-TDP EPYC parts continuously in a server room or NOC.
• 107.59 lb chassis weight: plan rack placement and rail hardware accordingly — this is heavier than a typical 2U server and should land low in the rack for stability, with at least two people or a lift for installation.
• 25.39 in W x 20.87 in H physical footprint: confirm cabinet depth clearance before ordering; full-depth 4U chassis like this one commonly require deeper-than-standard server racks.
• Manufactured in Taiwan: country of origin is documented for procurement teams that need sourcing traceability on federal, state, or enterprise bids.

Integration & Compatibility

As a barebone platform, the 4U10G-TURIN2 pairs with AMD EPYC SP5 processors, DDR5 memory, and standard PCIe expansion cards compatible with the SP5 platform — confirm exact CPU and memory qualified vendor lists against AsRock's own documentation before final BOM sourcing, since barebone platforms are frequently revised across memory and firmware releases. For surveillance and VMS deployments, this class of dual-socket 4U chassis is typically paired with network video recorders or software VMS builds that need to process and store high camera-count workloads, and with rack mounting accessories sized for full-depth 4U installs. Review a VMS architecture buying guide before finalizing server specs, since compute and storage sizing depends heavily on camera count, resolution, and retention requirements. Browse the full AsRock server lineup for other socket configurations and chassis heights, or compare against other rack-mount NVR platforms if you need a pre-configured appliance instead of a barebone build.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the 4U10G-TURIN2 come with out of the box?

A: It ships as a barebone platform — chassis, motherboard, and power infrastructure. CPUs, memory, storage drives, and expansion cards are sourced and installed separately.

Q: What CPUs does the 4U10G-TURIN2 support?

A: It uses a dual Socket SP5 (LGA 6096) design built for AMD EPYC processors. Confirm the specific EPYC models against AsRock's qualified vendor list before ordering.

Q: How much does the 4U10G-TURIN2 weigh, and what rack do I need?

A: The chassis weighs 107.59 lb with a footprint of 25.39 in wide by 20.87 in tall, so plan for a full-depth 4U rack cabinet with adequate weight rating and rail support.

Q: Where is the 4U10G-TURIN2 manufactured?

A: Taiwan.

Marty Allison

The 4U10G-TURIN2 crosses my desk whenever an integrator is sizing compute for a large VMS deployment rather than buying a pre-built NVR appliance. Dual Socket SP5 (LGA 6096) in a 4U chassis tells me this is meant for two EPYC processors and serious core density, not a lightweight edge box.

Technical Highlights:

• Dual Socket SP5 platform: two-CPU EPYC support means you can scale core count and memory channels in one chassis instead of clustering multiple single-socket nodes — fewer boxes to rack, cable, and manage.
• 4U form factor: the extra rack height over a 2U build gives better thermal headroom for dual high-TDP EPYC parts running continuously.
• 107.59 lb chassis: heavier than typical 1U/2U servers — budget for a two-person install and a rack rated for the load.

Deployment Considerations:

• This ships as a barebone — you're sourcing EPYC CPUs, DDR5 memory, storage, and any add-in cards yourself, so BOM planning happens before this lands on the bench.
• Watch out for rack depth: at 20.87 in height and 25.39 in width, plus full server depth, confirm your cabinet clears before ordering rails.

I'd point the 4U10G-TURIN2 at an integrator building a dedicated VMS or storage node for a large multi-site camera deployment where dual-socket EPYC core density matters more than a compact footprint — not a small office NVR replacement.