➀ The ASRock Rack 2U12L2S-SIENA is a 2U server featuring AMD's EPYC 8004 'Siena' processors, designed for users seeking balanced performance and flexibility with 12 front-accessible 3.5" drive bays;
➁ It includes redundant 800W 80Plus Platinum PSUs, dual 1GbE ports, and tool-less drive installation options for HDDs/SSDs;
➂ Compact at 680mm depth, the server targets environments prioritizing storage density and mid-range compute power without extreme core counts.
➀ The ASRock Rack EPYC4000D4U is an mATX motherboard designed for AMD's socket AM5 CPUs, bridging server-class features to compact builds with support for up to 192GB DDR5 ECC memory and PCIe Gen5 slots.
➀ It features an ASPEED AST2600 BMC for IPMI management, dual Intel i210-at NICs, and eliminates traditional chipsets by using ASMedia controllers for SATA ports, reducing power and cost and aligning with modern server designs.
➁ The motherboard prioritizes EPYC CPUs for server workloads (e.g., 170W liquid-cooled EPYC 4565P) but supports Ryzen CPUs, though with reduced PCIe Gen5 speed on M.2 slots for Ryzen 8000 series processors.
➀ The ASRock Rack 4U8G-TURIN2 presents a new approach to the classic AI server design, utilizing AMD EPYC CPUs and featuring unique server engineering aspects.
➁ The server is equipped with 2.5" drive bays, NVMe SSDs, and offers flexibility with its various connectivity options and expansion slots.
➂ The review highlights the server's design focus on PCIe expansion cards, power supplies, and rear I/O connectivity, emphasizing its capabilities for high-end card support and redundancy.
➀ The ASRock Rack TURIN2D16-2T is designed to handle high-end server processors with dual AMD EPYC 9005 CPUs and sixteen DDR5 slots.
➁ It features an EEB form factor, providing ample space for the large SP5 CPU sockets and PCIe connectivity.
➂ Despite its size, it offers five PCIe x16 slots, with support for Gen4 and Gen5, and also CXL 2.0, making it a powerful server platform.
