GIGABYTE
GIGABYTE R152-P30 Rev. 100 barebone server 1U 10-bay
A 1U barebone server supporting Ampere Altra Max processors with 16 DDR4 slots and ten 2.5-inch hot-swappable drive bays
- Hardware root of trust strengthens platform security
- Ampere Altra Max ARM processor delivers 7 nm efficiency
- 16 DDR4 DIMM slots support high memory capacity
- 4 NVMe plus 6 SATA/SAS hot-swap bays provide 10 drives total
- Dual 1 GbE LAN plus dedicated management port simplify network control
Compact ARM server barebone
The GIGABYTE R152-P30 Rev. 100 is a 1U barebone server built around a single Ampere Altra or Altra Max processor on 7nm technology. It provides sixteen DDR4 DIMM slots across eight memory channels and ten front-accessible 2.5-inch drive bays. The platform includes hardware-level root of trust support and a dedicated management port alongside dual 1GbE LAN.
Suited for high-density ARM deployments
This chassis fits workloads that run on ARM architecture and benefit from many memory channels and mixed NVMe and SATA or SAS storage in a shallow rack footprint. It is not for workloads that require a different instruction-set architecture, nor for builds that need dual-processor scaling or PCIe add-in card expansion.
Ten hot-swap bays: four NVMe plus six SATA/SAS
The front panel holds ten 2.5-inch hot-swappable bays split between four NVMe and six SATA or SAS slots. This fixed ratio decides whether the storage mix matches the intended workload before the system is configured.
Highlights
- Hardware root of trust strengthens platform security
- Ampere Altra Max ARM processor delivers 7 nm efficiency
- 16 DDR4 DIMM slots support high memory capacity
- 4 NVMe plus 6 SATA/SAS hot-swap bays provide 10 drives total
- Dual 1 GbE LAN plus dedicated management port simplify network control
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What processor must I supply for the Ampere Altra Max socket in this barebone?
You need a single Ampere Altra Max or Altra processor; the board accepts one CPU only.
Can I keep my existing 2.5-inch SATA or SAS drives in the six rear bays?
Yes, the six rear hot-swap bays accept 2.5-inch SATA or SAS drives alongside the four NVMe bays.
How do I verify the hardware root of trust is active after assembly?
Check the management port interface for a measured boot log showing the root-of-trust attestation.
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