Tyan B7129F83AV8E4HR-N-HE 3rd Gen Xeon SP Rackmount Server Platform

Overview

The Tyan B7129F83AV8E4HR-N-HE is a 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processor (Xeon SP) series server platform built for rack deployment in data center and edge compute environments. At 110 lb and sized 27 x 17 x 7 in (L x W x H), the B7129F83AV8E4HR-N-HE occupies a compact rack footprint relative to its processing class, a factor worth checking against your cabinet depth and rail kit specs before ordering. The model number B7129F83AV8E4HR-N-HE identifies this specific chassis and board configuration within Tyan's server family — confirm exact CPU, memory, and drive-bay configuration against your quote before committing rack space and power budget to a deployment.

Key Features

• 3rd Gen Intel Xeon SP platform: targets workloads that benefit from Xeon Scalable's core density and memory bandwidth — video management servers, virtualization hosts, and analytics workloads that outgrow entry-level towers.
• 110 lb chassis weight: factor this into rack rail load ratings and elevator/loading-dock planning before delivery — a heavier chassis at this weight class typically signals a multi-bay, redundant-component build rather than a lightweight 1U edge unit.
• 27 x 17 x 7 in footprint: confirm rack depth clearance (27 in) against your cabinet before ordering — some short-depth edge racks won't clear a chassis this size.
• Country of origin CN: relevant for procurement teams tracking supply chain origin on federal, state, or corporate compliance paperwork.

Integration & Compatibility

Server platforms in this class typically integrate into existing rack infrastructure alongside network video recorders and storage arrays for larger surveillance and IT deployments. Pair with PoE switches when the B7129F83AV8E4HR-N-HE is serving as a VMS or recording server host. For guidance on sizing server and storage capacity against camera count and retention requirements, see the storage and retention planning guide. Full processor, memory, drive-bay, and I/O configuration details for the B7129F83AV8E4HR-N-HE should be confirmed at quote time against the specific build ordered, since server platforms in the Tyan catalog ship in multiple configurable variants.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What generation of Xeon processor does the B7129F83AV8E4HR-N-HE support?

A: The B7129F83AV8E4HR-N-HE is built on the 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processor (Xeon SP) platform.

Q: How much does the B7129F83AV8E4HR-N-HE weigh?

A: The unit weighs 110 lb.

Q: What are the dimensions of the B7129F83AV8E4HR-N-HE?

A: 27 x 17 x 7 in (L x W x H).

Q: Where is the B7129F83AV8E4HR-N-HE manufactured?

A: Country of origin is China (CN).

James Everett

The B7129F83AV8E4HR-N-HE lands on my desk when a customer is scaling a recording or virtualization tier past what a tower server can carry. At 110 lb in a 27 x 17 x 7 in chassis, this is a rack-class build on the 3rd Gen Xeon SP platform — not a repurposed desktop board.

Technical Highlights:

• 3rd Gen Xeon SP platform: gives you access to the core counts and memory channels this processor generation supports, which matters once you're running VMS software alongside analytics workloads on the same box.
• 110 lb chassis weight: tells me this is likely a multi-bay build with redundant components rather than a stripped-down single-purpose unit — verify rail kit load rating before racking.
• 27 in depth: check this against your cabinet clearance first — I've seen short-depth network racks reject chassis in this size class.

Deployment Considerations:

• Confirm the exact CPU SKU, RAM configuration, and drive bay count at quote time — Tyan platforms in this family ship in multiple build configurations under related model numbers.
• Plan power and cooling around a full-size rack server, not an edge appliance — a 110 lb, 3-Xeon-SP-class chassis draws meaningfully more than a compact NVR.

Right fit for a data center or server-room refresh where you're consolidating recording, virtualization, or analytics workloads onto a single Xeon SP host rather than spreading them across multiple smaller boxes.