Tyan B8050F65TV8E2H-N 2U 8-Bay AMD EPYC 9004 Server Barebone

Overview

The Tyan B8050F65TV8E2H-N is a 2U rackmount server barebone built around the AMD EPYC 9004 Series (4th Gen) platform — the chassis-and-motherboard foundation you build out into a recording server, VMS host, or analytics appliance for larger camera counts. At 27 x 17 x 7 in and 60 lb, this is a dense 2U platform meant for a rack, not a desk or a closet shelf. B8050F65TV8E2H-N (often searched as B8050F65TV8E2H N) targets integrators who need EPYC-class core counts and PCIe lane density to drive multi-channel VMS workloads, AI analytics offload, or heavy transcoding without falling back to a workstation-grade board.

Key Features

• AMD EPYC 9004 Series platform: 4th-generation EPYC support means access to higher core counts and more PCIe Gen5 lanes than prior-generation platforms — relevant if you're consolidating VMS recording, analytics servers, and storage controllers onto fewer physical boxes.
• 2U rackmount form factor: Fits standard 19-inch server racks alongside NVRs and switches in the same equipment room, keeping compute close to your network core instead of scattered across desks.
• 27 x 17 x 7 in chassis footprint: Confirm rack depth before ordering — at 27 inches deep this needs a full-depth rack or open-frame rail kit, not a shallow wall-mount enclosure.
• 60 lb barebone weight: That's chassis and motherboard before drives, RAM, or a GPU/capture card are installed — plan for a second set of hands during rack-mounting and confirm your rail kit's load rating once populated.
• Country of origin: CN: Relevant for procurement teams tracking country-of-origin documentation on federal, state, or municipal bids.

Integration & Compatibility

As a barebone platform, the B8050F65TV8E2H-N pairs with your choice of EPYC 9004 Series processors, DDR5 memory, and storage to build a dedicated recording or analytics server behind a network video recorder deployment or as a standalone VMS host. If you're sizing this platform against expected camera counts and retention windows, a storage and retention planning guide helps translate channel count and resolution into the drive and RAM configuration this chassis needs to run comfortably. Pair it with PoE switches to keep camera power and server uplink on a coherent network core, and browse the broader Tyan server lineup if this specific bay count or motherboard revision doesn't match your build.

What's in the Box

Ships as a barebone chassis with motherboard installed — CPU, memory, storage, and expansion cards are configured separately per your build requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What processors does the B8050F65TV8E2H-N support?

A: It's built for the AMD EPYC 9004 Series (4th Gen) platform.

Q: Is this a complete server or a barebone?

A: The B8050F65TV8E2H-N ships as a barebone chassis and motherboard — CPU, memory, storage, and expansion cards are added separately based on your workload.

Q: How much does the B8050F65TV8E2H-N weigh?

A: 60 lb as a bare chassis, before drives, memory, or add-in cards are installed.

Q: What are the physical dimensions?

A: 27 x 17 x 7 in (L x W x H), a 2U rackmount footprint.

Q: Where is the B8050F65TV8E2H-N manufactured?

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

Karl Wilson

The B8050F65TV8E2H-N is one I point integrators toward when they're consolidating recording and analytics workloads onto EPYC 9004 Series silicon instead of stacking multiple lower-core-count boxes in the rack.

Technical Highlights:

• AMD EPYC 9004 Series platform: 4th-gen EPYC support gives you the core density and PCIe lane count to run VMS recording and GPU-accelerated analytics on the same chassis instead of splitting workloads across separate servers.
• 2U, 27 x 17 x 7 in chassis: Standard 2U rack height at 27 inches deep — measure your rack before ordering, since a 27-inch-deep unit won't fit a shallow-depth enclosure built for switches and NVRs.
• 60 lb barebone weight: That's before drives, RAM, or cards go in — expect the fully populated unit to run heavier, which matters for rail-kit load ratings and who's lifting it into the rack.

Deployment Considerations:

• This is a barebone — budget separately for EPYC 9004 CPUs, DDR5 memory, and drives before it's a working server; it doesn't run anything out of the box.
• Confirm rack depth clearance at 27 inches before racking — cable management and PDU placement at the rear need that clearance accounted for.

Right platform for a central recording/analytics server behind a mid-to-large camera deployment where you're already committed to EPYC 9004 for cost-per-core efficiency — not the pick if you just need a small edge NVR replacement.