Serveur Intel M50CYP2UR312

The Intel Server System M50CYP2UR312 is a 2U rack server built on the Intel C621A chipset and designed to support Intel® Xeon® processors. It supports up to 12 TB of DDR4 memory across 32 DIMM slots, two processors, and 2.5" SSD storage with RAID levels 0, 1, 5, and 10. The system includes onboard Aspeed AST2500 graphics and a 2100 W power supply, providing a scalable platform for business applications and demanding workloads.

Advantages

The M50CYP2UR312 offers high memory capacity and dual-processor support for heavy multitasking and in-memory processing. Its RAID support for 2.5" SSDs and onboard Aspeed AST2500 management graphics simplify storage configuration and remote management. The 2U rack chassis and 2100 W power supply deliver reliable power and density for data center deployments.

Suitable for

• Virtualization and private cloud hosts
• Database servers and in-memory analytics
• File, storage and backup servers
• Web, application and e‑commerce servers
• High-performance compute nodes for enterprise workloads

Key specifications

• Processor family: Intel Xeon (supports up to 2 processors)
• Chipset: Intel C621A
• Maximum internal memory: 12000 GB (DDR4, 32 DIMM slots)
• Storage: 2.5" SSD support with RAID 0, 1, 5, 10
• Onboard graphics: Aspeed AST2500
• Chassis type: 2U Rack
• Power supply: 2100 W

How to use

Install the server in a standard 2U rack space and populate the CPU sockets and DIMM slots according to the Intel Xeon processor and memory configuration guidelines. Configure storage using the supported 2.5" SSD bays and set RAID levels as required for performance or redundancy. Connect power using the provided redundant power supply configuration and attach network and management interfaces. Use the Aspeed AST2500 for remote KVM and system management tasks.

Recommendations

For optimal performance and reliability, follow Intel's validated configurations for CPU, memory population, and cooling. Use enterprise-class 2.5" SSDs with appropriate endurance ratings for intensive I/O workloads and configure RAID according to your availability and performance requirements. Ensure proper rack cooling and redundant power feed for data center deployments.