Rackserver Intel M50CYP1UR204

The Intel Server System M50CYP1UR204 is a 1U rack server built for mainstream data center workloads. Based on the Intel C621A chipset and supporting LGA 4189 processors, this server is intended for tasks that require reliable compute, memory capacity and storage flexibility. It supports up to 12 TB of DDR4-SDRAM and accommodates 2.5" SSD drives with RAID 0, 1, 5 and 10 options, delivering the performance and redundancy needed for business-critical applications.

Advantages

The server offers a compact 1U chassis suitable for dense rack deployments, dual-processor support for scalable compute, and large memory capacity up to 12 TB DDR4 for memory‑intensive workloads. Integrated support for 2.5" SSDs and hardware RAID levels 0, 1, 5 and 10 provides storage performance and data protection. A 1300 W power supply helps ensure stable power delivery for continuous operation.

Suitable for

• Virtualization and collaboration platforms
• Database servers and analytics
• Web hosting and e‑commerce
• Enterprise storage and file services

Key specifications

• Form factor: Rack (1U)
• Chipset: Intel C621A
• CPU socket: LGA 4189 (supports up to 2 processors)
• Maximum internal memory: 12000 GB (DDR4‑SDRAM)
• Storage: 2.5" SSD support with RAID 0, 1, 5, 10
• Power supply: 1300 W

How to use

Install the Rack Server Intel M50CYP1UR204 into a compatible 19" server rack using standard 1U mounting rails. Populate processors into the LGA 4189 sockets and install DDR4 DIMMs up to the supported capacity. Fit 2.5" SSDs into the designated drive bays and configure RAID levels through the server management interface or RAID controller firmware according to your redundancy and performance needs. Connect network, power and management interfaces and follow your data center operational procedures for deployment and monitoring.

Recommendations

For optimal reliability, use enterprise‑class DDR4 memory and 2.5" SSDs certified for server use, maintain proper rack airflow and cooling, and configure redundant power and RAID where appropriate for your workload’s availability requirements.