AsRock 4U8G-GNR2 4U Dual-Socket LGA4710 Rack Server Barebone

Overview

The AsRock 4U8G-GNR2 is a 4U rack-mount server barebone built around dual LGA4710 sockets, sized for buyers standing up their own compute configuration rather than buying a fixed-spec server. As a barebone, it ships as the chassis and platform foundation — you supply the CPUs, memory, storage, and expansion cards to match the workload, whether that's a video management server, an analytics node, or a general-purpose compute host in a security operations environment. The 4U8G-GNR2 (often searched as 4U8G GNR2) is manufactured in Taiwan, consistent with AsRock's server production footprint.

Key Features

• Dual LGA4710 socket platform: supports two next-generation server-class CPUs, giving you the core count and memory bandwidth headroom to scale compute as camera counts or analytics workloads grow, without moving to a second chassis.
• 4U rack form factor: the taller chassis height buys room for full-size expansion cards and drive bays compared to a 1U or 2U design — the right call when you need GPU or capture-card slots alongside storage in the same box.
• 107.59 lb chassis weight: plan rack placement and lift requirements accordingly — this is a two-person install in most facilities, and rail kits rated for the load matter more than they do on lighter 1U units.
• 25.39 in x 20.87 in footprint: confirm rack depth clearance before ordering, especially in enclosed or wall-mount cabinets where 4U depth is the usual limiting factor.

Integration & Compatibility

Because this is a barebone platform, final compatibility (CPU SKUs, DIMM population, storage backplane, and expansion cards) depends on the configuration you build into it. Confirm CPU and memory qualified vendor lists before ordering components, and size PSU and airflow to whatever compute load you're installing.

Eden Phillips

The 4U8G-GNR2 is a dual-socket LGA4710 barebone, and the spec sheet I have in front of me is thin on CPU, memory, and storage detail — which tells me this is meant to be quoted as a configured build, not sold off the shelf as-is.

Technical Highlights:

• Dual LGA4710 sockets: two-socket headroom for workloads that outgrow single-CPU compute, common in larger VMS or analytics deployments.
• 4U form factor: more internal volume than 1U/2U chassis for expansion cards and drive bays — the tradeoff is more rack units consumed.
• 107.59 lb bare chassis: factor this into rail kit selection and rack loading calculations before it arrives on the dock.

Deployment Considerations:

• Get your CPU, RAM, and storage bill of materials locked before ordering — as a barebone, none of that is included or fixed.
• At 25.39 in wide and 20.87 in tall with nearly 108 lb of bare chassis, confirm rack rail capacity and cabinet depth up front, not after delivery.

Reasonable fit for an integrator building a custom dual-socket 4U compute node for a VMS or analytics cluster who wants to control the CPU and storage bill of materials rather than buy a fixed-configuration server.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the 4U8G-GNR2 include CPUs and memory?

A: No — it is sold as a barebone chassis and platform. CPUs, memory, storage, and expansion cards are configured separately to match your workload.

Q: How many CPU sockets does the 4U8G-GNR2 support?

A: Two LGA4710 sockets, supporting a dual-socket server-class CPU configuration.

Q: How much does the 4U8G-GNR2 weigh?

A: The bare chassis weighs 107.59 lb. Factor this into rack rail and lift planning.

Q: What are the dimensions of the 4U8G-GNR2?

A: Approximately 25.39 in wide by 20.87 in tall in a 4U rack form factor.

Q: Where is the 4U8G-GNR2 manufactured?

A: Taiwan (TW), per country of origin data.