Supermicro
Supermicro SYS-551A-T 5U barebone server, LGA4677, Xeon W-3400, 1Gb/10GbE, 16 DIMM
5U barebone server with LGA4677 socket for Xeon W-3400 CPUs, 16 DIMM slots, 1GbE and 10GbE ports, four M.2 NVMe slots, four 3.5" and two 2.5" drive bays, and 2000W Platinum power
- LGA4677 socket supports Xeon W-3400 processors
- Intel W790 chipset platform foundation
- 16 DIMM slots enable large memory capacity
- 1GbE and 10GbE network ports included
- 2000W Platinum power supply delivers efficiency
5U barebone for Xeon W-3400
The Supermicro SYS-551A-T is a 5U server barebone built around the Intel W790 chipset and Socket E (LGA4677). It accepts a single Intel Xeon W-3400 processor and provides sixteen DIMM slots for memory expansion. Two power supplies rated at 2000W Platinum deliver redundancy for demanding workloads.
Suited for high-core-count workstations
This platform suits professionals who need a single-socket system with extensive memory capacity and dual-speed networking. Buyers who require multiple processor sockets or a smaller chassis for space-constrained racks should consider a different form factor.
Sixteen DIMM slots define memory ceiling
The sixteen DIMM slots set the maximum memory capacity and channel configuration for the installed Xeon W-3400 processor. This count determines whether the platform can meet the memory footprint of large datasets or simulation tasks.
Highlights
- LGA4677 socket supports Xeon W-3400 processors
- Intel W790 chipset platform foundation
- 16 DIMM slots enable large memory capacity
- 1GbE and 10GbE network ports included
- 2000W Platinum power supply delivers efficiency
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the barebone include a CPU and memory or do I need to buy them separately?
The unit is a barebone chassis; you must supply a compatible Xeon W-3400 processor and up to 16 DIMM modules yourself.
Which processor socket and chipset does this model use?
It uses a single Socket E LGA4677 paired with the Intel W790 chipset for Xeon W-3400 CPUs.
What network speeds can I expect from the two onboard Ethernet ports?
One port runs at 1GbBaseT and the other at 10GbBaseT, giving you both standard and high-speed wired connectivity.
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