Tyan B7002G20V4H Dual-Socket Rack Server Barebone

Overview

The Tyan B7002G20V4H is the GT20 series rack-mountable server barebone built around dual LGA1366 CPU sockets. As a barebone chassis, B7002G20V4H ships as the rack enclosure, motherboard platform, and power supply — the foundation for a custom dual-socket build rather than a fully configured server. It weighs 36.80 lb and measures 23.00 x 33.50 x 8.50 in (L x W x H), dimensions worth checking against your rack depth and rail kit before ordering.

Key Features

• Dual LGA1366 sockets: supports two-processor configurations on the LGA1366 platform, giving integrators a dual-CPU foundation to size compute around workload rather than being locked to a single-socket board.
• Rack-mountable chassis: built for standard rack deployment rather than tower or desktop placement — relevant for data center and server room installs where rail compatibility and depth matter.
• Included power supply: the barebone ships with its power supply unit already in the chassis, so you're not sourcing a separate PSU to get the platform running.
• 36.80 lb chassis weight: factor this into rack loading calculations and shipping/handling planning, especially for multi-unit deployments.
• 23.00 x 33.50 x 8.50 in footprint: confirm rack depth clearance (33.50 in) before provisioning — deeper than many standard 1U/2U chassis, so measure your cabinet before committing.

Full specifications for the B7002G20V4H — including chipset, expansion slots, drive bays, and supported memory — should be confirmed against Tyan's current documentation before finalizing a build-out, since a barebone's usable configuration depends on components sourced separately.

Karl Wilson

The B7002G20V4H is a GT20-series barebone, which means what you're buying is the rack chassis, the dual LGA1366 board, and a power supply — not a turnkey server. I want to flag that up front because it changes how you plan the deployment.

Technical Highlights:

• Dual LGA1366 sockets: gives you a two-processor platform to build against, useful when a workload needs more cores than a single-socket board can offer.
• 36.80 lb chassis: plan rail kits and rack loading accordingly, particularly if you're stacking multiple units in the same cabinet.
• 23.00 x 33.50 x 8.50 in dimensions: the 33.50 in depth is the number to check first — measure your cabinet before this ships.

Deployment Considerations:

• Because this is a barebone, budget separately for CPUs, RAM, and storage — the B7002G20V4H gets you the chassis, board, and PSU, not a running server.
• Confirm rack depth clearance before install; at 33.50 in this platform runs deeper than many compact rack chassis.

Good fit for an integrator who wants to hand-pick dual LGA1366 CPUs and memory for a specific workload rather than buying a fixed-configuration server — just plan the parts list and rack depth before the B7002G20V4H arrives.