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ABS MSIS1102-02-4585PX rack server EPYC 4585PX 64GB DDR5
1U rack server with AMD EPYC 4585PX processor and 64 GB DDR5 ECC memory
- 12-core EPYC 4585PX at 4.3 GHz for multi-thread throughput
- 64 GB DDR5 5600 ECC memory protects data integrity
- 1U MSI S1102-02 barebone fits dense rack deployments
- 128 MB L3 cache accelerates latency-sensitive workloads
- 170 W TDP balances performance with thermal budget
1U EPYC 4585PX server
This 1U rack server system is built on the MSI S1102-02 barebones platform. It ships with an AMD EPYC 4585PX processor running at 4.3 GHz with 128 MB cache and a 170 W TDP. The system includes 64 GB of Kingston DDR5 5600 ECC unbuffered memory configured as two 32 GB modules.
Suited for dense compute workloads
The EPYC 4585PX and ECC memory combination targets virtualization hosts, database nodes, and HPC clusters that require error correction in a 1U form factor. Buyers who need GPU acceleration, additional drive bays beyond the barebones layout, or a lower-power processor should evaluate alternative configurations.
AMD EPYC 4585PX 170 W processor
The installed CPU defines the thermal envelope and socket compatibility for this chassis. Its 170 W rating and specific pin-out determine the cooling solution and motherboard power delivery required. Confirm that your rack infrastructure and power budget support this processor before deployment.
Highlights
- 12-core EPYC 4585PX at 4.3 GHz for multi-thread throughput
- 64 GB DDR5 5600 ECC memory protects data integrity
- 1U MSI S1102-02 barebone fits dense rack deployments
- 128 MB L3 cache accelerates latency-sensitive workloads
- 170 W TDP balances performance with thermal budget
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What rack space and power budget must I have free for the 1U ABS MSIS1102-02-4585PX with its 170W EPYC 4585PX processor?
Reserve one 1U rack slot and ensure your PDU can supply the 170W TDP of the EPYC 4585PX CPU plus memory and drive overhead.
Will the Kingston 32GB DDR5 5600 ECC unbuffered modules work in a system that currently uses registered DDR5?
Unbuffered ECC and registered ECC cannot be mixed; the board requires unbuffered modules, so existing registered sticks must be replaced.
How can I confirm the 64GB of DDR5 5600 ECC is running at the correct speed after assembly?
Enter the BIOS or run a memory diagnostic; both will report 5600 MT/s and show 64GB total across the two 32GB Kingston modules.
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