Tyan S5652AGMNRE Small Form Factor Server Motherboard

Overview

The Tyan S5652AGMNRE is a small form factor (SFF) server motherboard built around 3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors. At 3.50 x 14.00 x 15.00 in and 5.00 lb, the S5652AGMNRE is engineered for environments where rack density or enclosure space is at a premium — edge server nodes, compact security video management servers, and dense compute racks where a full-size ATX or EEB board simply won't fit. If you're speccing a recording server or on-premise VMS host that needs Xeon SP-class processing in a tighter chassis footprint, the S5652AGMNRE is a board worth evaluating against standard-size alternatives.

Key Features

• Small Form Factor design: at 3.50 x 14.00 x 15.00 in, the S5652AGMNRE fits shorter-depth rack chassis and compact tower enclosures where a full ATX server board won't clear cable routing or drive bays — a real consideration when retrofitting an existing rack with limited U-space.
• 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable Processor support: gives you access to the core counts, memory bandwidth, and PCIe lane density that Xeon SP platforms are built for — the right foundation for multi-stream video recording servers, virtualization hosts, or database-backed applications that need headroom under sustained load.
• 5.00 lb board weight: lighter than full-size dual-socket EEB boards, simplifying handling during chassis integration and reducing shipping and staging overhead when building out multiple units for a deployment.
• Compact 14 x 15 in footprint: lets integrators standardize on smaller 1U/2U short-depth chassis for edge or branch-office deployments, cutting rack space and power/cooling overhead per unit compared to full-size server boards.

Integration & Compatibility

The S5652AGMNRE is built for integrators standardizing on Intel Xeon SP 3rd Gen platforms across a fleet of compact servers — whether that's a video recording server pool, an edge compute node, or a virtualization cluster. Its SFF footprint (3.50 x 14.00 x 15.00 in) is a key spec to check against your target chassis before ordering — confirm your enclosure's motherboard tray supports SFF mounting before committing to a bill of materials. Country of origin is CN, which matters for buyers with federal or NDAA-adjacent sourcing requirements — confirm end-use compliance requirements against your specific program before deployment. For builders assembling recording servers, pairing this board with an appropriately sized network video recorder chassis or a compatible power supply keeps the whole build inside its SFF footprint budget. If you're new to sizing server hardware for a video system, the VMS architecture guide walks through matching compute, storage, and network throughput to camera count. Buyers standardizing on Tyan boards across multiple builds should check the full Tyan server board catalog for compatible chassis and expansion options, and integrators managing broader compute infrastructure may also want to browse the server hardware category for complementary rack components.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What processors does the S5652AGMNRE support?

A: The Tyan S5652AGMNRE is built for 3rd Generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processor (Xeon SP) series processors.

Q: What is the form factor of the S5652AGMNRE?

A: It's a Small Form Factor (SFF) board measuring 3.50 x 14.00 x 15.00 in, designed for compact chassis integration.

Q: How much does the S5652AGMNRE weigh?

A: The board weighs 5.00 lb.

Q: Where is the S5652AGMNRE manufactured?

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

Eden Phillips

The S5652AGMNRE crosses my desk whenever a customer is trying to shoehorn Xeon SP-class compute into a chassis that wasn't designed for a full-size server board. At 3.50 x 14.00 x 15.00 in, this is a genuinely small footprint for a 3rd Gen Xeon Scalable platform.

Technical Highlights:

• SFF footprint (3.50 x 14 x 15 in): narrow enough to clear short-depth rack chassis and compact towers where a standard EEB board would hang up on cable management or drive cages.
• 3rd Gen Intel Xeon SP support: puts current-generation core density and memory bandwidth behind whatever workload you're running — recording server, hypervisor host, or application server.
• 5.00 lb board weight: lighter than comparable dual-socket boards, which matters when you're racking a dozen of these in a single build-out session.

Deployment Considerations:

• Measure your target chassis motherboard tray against the 14 x 15 in footprint before ordering — SFF boards don't always drop into a standard ATX tray without an adapter plate.
• Country of origin is CN — flag this early if the deployment has NDAA or federal sourcing requirements, since that determination has to be made at the program level, not assumed from the board spec sheet.

I'd point the S5652AGMNRE at a compact edge recording server build — a branch office or smaller facility that needs real Xeon SP horsepower for a VMS server but doesn't have the rack depth for a full-size board, model number S5652AGMNRE included on the BOM.