Tyan B8036G68AE12HR AMD 1U Single-Socket Server

Overview

The Tyan B8036G68AE12HR is a 1U single-socket rack server built around AMD's 3rd Gen (7003 series) and 2nd Gen (7002 series) EPYC processor families. At 26.77 x 17.26 x 1.69 inches and 23.50 lb, it occupies a single rack unit while supporting a high-core-count single-socket AMD platform — the kind of density integrators reach for when a project calls for a video management server, recording node, or analytics head-end without dedicating 2U or more of rack space to it. Single-socket AMD EPYC designs are increasingly common in network video recorders and VMS server builds because a single modern EPYC part now covers core counts that used to require dual-socket motherboards, which simplifies both BIOS tuning and power budgeting for the rack. The B8036G68AE12HR fits that role: one CPU socket, one 1U chassis, and support across two full EPYC generations so integrators can source whichever 7002 or 7003 part matches the workload and the current channel price point.

Key Features

• Single-socket AMD EPYC 7003/7002 support: Dual-generation compatibility gives you sourcing flexibility — spec a 7002-series part for a cost-sensitive build or step up to 7003-series (Milan) silicon for higher IPC on the same board family, without redesigning the deployment around a different chassis.
• 1U rack form factor: At 1.69 inches tall, the B8036G68AE12HR consumes a single rack unit, which matters when a comms closet or data rack has fixed, limited U-space shared with switches, NVRs, and patch panels.
• 26.77 x 17.26 in footprint: The depth and width are worth checking against your rack rails and cable management arms before ordering — a 1U server this size still needs adequate front-to-back clearance for airflow and cabling in a fully populated rack.
• 23.50 lb chassis weight: Light enough for a single technician to rack-mount without a lift, which speeds up installs in remote closets or edge sites where a two-person lift isn't always available.
• Country of origin CN: Documented origin, relevant for integrators who need to track supply chain provenance for government or regulated commercial bids.

Integration & Compatibility

As a single-socket AMD EPYC platform, the B8036G68AE12HR is a natural fit as a dedicated recording server or analytics server sitting alongside IP cameras on a surveillance network — the CPU headroom from EPYC's high core counts is what modern VMS platforms lean on for concurrent stream decoding, motion analytics, and transcoding. Because it's a bare 1U server chassis rather than a fixed-configuration appliance, plan your memory, storage, and network card selection around the specific EPYC SKU and expected camera/channel count before finalizing a bill of materials — pairing it correctly with PoE switches and a properly sized storage and retention plan up front avoids a mid-project hardware swap. For broader platform context, the model number B8036G68AE12HR identifies this specific board-and-chassis combination within Tyan's server lineup — worth confirming against your specific EPYC processor generation (7002 vs. 7003) before purchase, since BIOS and memory support can differ slightly between the two.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What processors does the B8036G68AE12HR support?

A: It's a single-socket platform supporting AMD EPYC 7003-series and 7002-series processors.

Q: How much rack space does the B8036G68AE12HR need?

A: It's a 1U rack server, 1.69 inches tall, occupying a single rack unit.

Q: How much does the B8036G68AE12HR weigh?

A: 23.50 lb.

Q: What are the dimensions of the B8036G68AE12HR?

A: 26.77 x 17.26 x 1.69 inches (L x W x H).

Q: Where is the B8036G68AE12HR manufactured?

A: Country of origin is China (CN), per manufacturer documentation.

Ted Perry

The Tyan B8036G68AE12HR is a single-socket AMD EPYC 7003/7002 platform in a 1U chassis, and the socket flexibility is the detail I'd flag first — you can spec either EPYC generation on the same board depending on what's available and what the workload actually needs.

Technical Highlights:

• Dual EPYC generation support (7003/7002): Lets you match core count and IPC to the job — a 7002-series chip for a lighter recording load, a 7003-series part when you're running heavier concurrent analytics — without switching chassis families.
• 1U height at 1.69 inches: Keeps rack consumption to a single U in a shared comms closet, which is often the constraint that decides whether a project gets a dedicated server or has to share hardware.
• 23.50 lb chassis weight: Under 24 lb means a single tech can rack it without scheduling a two-person lift — a real scheduling factor on remote-site installs.

Deployment Considerations:

• Confirm the exact EPYC SKU you're pairing with the B8036G68AE12HR against your VMS vendor's core-count and clock-speed recommendations before finalizing the build — the board supports a range, but your recording load determines which end of that range you need.
• Check the 26.77 x 17.26 in footprint against your rack's usable depth before ordering — some 1U chassis this size are tight in shallower rack enclosures once cable management arms are installed.

This is the right platform for a dedicated single-socket VMS or analytics recording server in a rack-constrained comms room — where a 2U dual-socket build is more compute than the camera count justifies, but you still want EPYC-class core density for concurrent stream handling.