AsRock X570D4I-2T Mini-ITX Server Motherboard

The AsRock X570D4I-2T is a Mini-ITX server-class motherboard built around the AMD X570 chipset and an AM4 (PGA 1331) socket, positioned for system builders who need server features — dual 10GbE, ECC memory support, and remote management — in a 6.7-inch square footprint. For integrators assembling compact NVR appliances, edge servers, or rack-mount recording nodes where standard ATX depth isn't an option, the X570D4I-2T packs server-grade I/O into a space that fits a 1U short-depth chassis. At 1.95 lb and roughly 9.5 x 11 x 2.5 inches boxed, it ships light enough for standard parcel freight without a pallet.

Overview

Mini-ITX server boards are a narrow category — most workstation and consumer boards drop server features like ECC and IPMI to hit a price point, while true server boards are typically full ATX or larger. The X570D4I-2T splits the difference: AM4 socket compatibility means you can pair it with widely available Ryzen desktop or Ryzen PRO CPUs instead of sourcing EPYC parts, while still getting the networking and manageability integrators expect from a rack deployment. That combination makes this board a fit for anyone building a compact video management server, a branch-office NVR, or a dense multi-node rack where physical space is the constraint driving every other decision.

Key Features

• AM4 (PGA 1331) socket on X570 chipset: lets you spec a Ryzen desktop CPU instead of paying EPYC pricing — useful when the workload (VMS transcoding, light virtualization) doesn't need server-class core counts.
• Mini-ITX form factor (9.5 x 11 x 2.5 in shipping footprint): fits short-depth and 1U enclosures where a standard ATX or E-ATX server board physically won't mount — the deciding factor for dense camera-recording racks or edge closets with limited depth.
• Low shipping weight (1.95 lb): the board itself is light, keeping freight costs down when provisioning multiple units for a multi-site rollout.
• Country of origin CN: relevant for buyers tracking supply-chain documentation on federal or regulated bids — confirm current compliance requirements against your specific contract before specifying.

Integration & Compatibility

Because the X570D4I-2T uses the AM4/PGA 1331 socket, CPU sourcing runs through the same Ryzen desktop and Ryzen PRO channel most integrators already use for workstation builds — no separate EPYC supply chain to manage. That matters when you're building out a fleet of NVR appliances or network video recorders and want a single CPU SKU to standardize across orders. If you're speccing this board into a recording server, pair your storage and network planning with a PoE network switch for the camera side, and check a storage and retention planning guide before finalizing drive counts — the X570D4I-2T's server pedigree is only half the equation if the storage subsystem isn't sized to match. For broader server and motherboard sourcing, the full AsRock catalog lists related boards for buyers who need a different socket or expansion mix, and the servers category is the right starting point if you're comparing pre-built alternatives instead of building from board level.

What's in the Box

Evidence available for this listing does not confirm bundled accessories (cables, I/O shield, driver media). Confirm exact box contents with your quote before ordering if this is a factor for your build.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What socket does the AsRock X570D4I-2T use?

A: It uses an AM4 (PGA 1331) socket on the AMD X570 chipset, compatible with supported Ryzen desktop and Ryzen PRO processors.

Q: What form factor is the X570D4I-2T?

A: It's a Mini-ITX board, with a shipping footprint of approximately 9.5 x 11 x 2.5 inches and a weight of 1.95 lb.

Q: Is the X570D4I-2T suitable for a compact NVR or video server build?

A: Its Mini-ITX size and server-class X570 chipset make it a fit for space-constrained recording servers and edge appliances, though final suitability depends on your CPU, storage, and network throughput requirements.

Q: Where is the X570D4I-2T manufactured?

A: Country of origin is listed as CN (China).

Marty Allison

The AM4/PGA 1331 socket on the X570D4I-2T is the detail that gets my attention — it means you're not locked into EPYC sourcing to get a server-class Mini-ITX board. On the X570D4I-2T specifically, that's a real cost lever for smaller recording-server builds.

Technical Highlights:

• Mini-ITX footprint (9.5 x 11 x 2.5 in shipping dimensions): fits short-depth 1U chassis where full ATX server boards simply won't clear the rails.
• AM4 (PGA 1331) socket, X570 chipset: opens CPU sourcing to the same Ryzen desktop/PRO parts used in workstation builds, instead of a dedicated server CPU supply chain.
• 1.95 lb board weight: keeps per-unit freight low when you're provisioning several boards across a multi-site rollout.

Deployment Considerations:

• Confirm CPU, RAM, and drive compatibility against AsRock's current qualified vendor list before finalizing a build of materials — the evidence here covers chassis fit and socket type, not a full QVL.
• Package contents (I/O shield, cables) aren't confirmed in current listing data — verify at quote time if that affects your assembly timeline.

Where this board earns its spot is a branch-office recording server refresh: swap a full-depth ATX box for a short-depth 1U unit built on the X570D4I-2T, keep the AM4 CPU sourcing simple, and free up rack space for additional NVR nodes instead of one oversized server.