AsRock 4UXGM-GNR2 4U Dual-Socket Rack Server Barebone

The AsRock 4UXGM-GNR2 is a 4U rack-mount server barebone built around a dual-socket LGA 4710 platform, sized for integrators who need to spec CPU, memory, storage, and networking to an exact workload rather than buy a fixed configuration. As a barebone, the 4UXGM-GNR2 ships as the chassis and motherboard platform — you supply the processors, RAM, drives, and any add-in cards the deployment calls for.

Overview

At 132.28 lb and a 25.39 in x 20.87 in footprint, the 4UXGM-GNR2 is a full-depth 4U chassis meant for standard server racks rather than edge or wall-mount deployment. The dual-socket LGA 4710 design supports current-generation Intel Xeon platforms with two physical CPUs per chassis, which matters if you're consolidating VMS recording, analytics, or virtualization workloads onto fewer physical nodes.

Key Features

• 4U Rack Form Factor: the taller 4U chassis gives you more internal volume than a 1U or 2U server for drive bays, expansion cards, and airflow — the right call when a build needs many drive slots or multiple GPU/HBA cards rather than a slim footprint.
• Dual Socket LGA 4710: two CPU sockets let you scale core count and memory channels across two physical processors instead of maxing out a single-socket board, useful for workloads that scale with core count such as multi-stream video analytics or virtualized recording clusters.
• 132.28 lb Chassis Weight: confirm rack rail and floor-loading capacity before install — a fully populated 4U dual-socket chassis is substantially heavier than a 1U appliance and needs two people or a lift to rack safely.
• Factory-New, Commercial-Grade Build: sourced as a barebone platform for integrators building out a custom server configuration rather than buying a pre-configured appliance.

Integration & Compatibility

Because the 4UXGM-GNR2 is a barebone, final compatibility with your network video recorder or VMS software depends on the CPU, RAM, storage, and NIC configuration you build into it. If you're pairing this chassis with an AsRock Rack motherboard ecosystem, check current AsRock server hardware for compatible expansion parts. For teams planning a broader recording or compute cluster, a VMS architecture guide is a useful reference before finalizing CPU and drive counts on this chassis. Pair the finished build with PoE network switches sized to your camera count if this server will run as a VMS or recording host.

The 4UXGM-GNR2 (often searched as 4UXGM GNR2) ships from TW (Taiwan) manufacturing.

Jerry Tildsen

The 4UXGM-GNR2 is a dual-socket LGA 4710 barebone in a 4U chassis — I get asked about this one when a customer's VMS or analytics workload has outgrown a single-socket 1U or 2U box and needs real core count headroom.

Technical Highlights:

• Dual Socket LGA 4710: two CPU sockets means you're not capped at one processor's core count and memory channels — relevant once you're running multiple VMS instances or heavy analytics on one host.
• 4U Form Factor: more chassis volume than 1U/2U alternatives for drive bays and add-in cards, at the cost of more rack units consumed per server.
• 132.28 lb Chassis: plan rack rail load rating and install labor accordingly — this is not a one-person lift once populated with drives and dual CPUs.

Deployment Considerations:

• Because this ships as a barebone, budget separately for CPUs, RAM, storage, and any NIC or HBA cards — the chassis and board are the platform, not the finished server.
• Confirm your rack has 4U of contiguous space and adequate depth before ordering — full-depth 4U dual-socket chassis don't fit shallow network racks.

This is the right platform when a client's recording or analytics cluster has outgrown a single-socket 1U server and needs a dual-CPU 4U build with room to grow — not a fit for a small branch office that just needs a compact NVR host.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does the AsRock 4UXGM-GNR2 include CPUs and RAM?

A: No — the 4UXGM-GNR2 is a barebone platform, meaning it ships as the chassis and motherboard. CPUs, memory, storage, and networking cards are configured separately based on the deployment.

Q: What CPU socket does the 4UXGM-GNR2 use?

A: It uses a dual-socket LGA 4710 platform, supporting two physical processors per chassis.

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

A: The chassis weighs 132.28 lb. Confirm rack rail and floor load capacity before installation, especially once populated with drives and dual CPUs.

Q: What rack space does the 4UXGM-GNR2 require?

A: It is a 4U rack-mount form factor with a footprint of approximately 25.39 in x 20.87 in, requiring a full-depth server rack.

Q: Where is the AsRock 4UXGM-GNR2 manufactured?

A: Country of origin is Taiwan (TW).