Mini-ITX server board for Ryzen CPUs: Asrock X 570 D4I-2T in the test Power consumption Remote maintenance Equipment and cooling Conclusion and test table Read article in c’t 3 / 2021 Asrock Rack, the server division of Asrock, delivers in the form of the X 570 D4I-2T one of the rare server mainboards for the AM4 version, which is all the more interesting for it. If you consider (and need) the extensive equipment, the price is about 420 Euro quite cheap. It officially takes Ryzen processors from the 3200 G to 3950 X with up to 16 cores on, a beta BIOS even enables Ryzen 5000 CPUs.

The mini-ITX board is only 17 × 17 centimeters small. On this ultra-compact footprint, Asrock-Rack engineers bring a passively cooled X 570 -Chipset, two 10 – GBit Ethernet ports and a remote maintenance chip under. The rest of the interfaces, such as USB or SATA ports, are provided by the Ryzen SoC (system-on-chip). In addition, there are four instead of the two SO-DIMM sockets for ECC-protected RAM as well as one slot each for M.2 memory cards (PCIe x4) and one for Expansion cards (PCIe x 16) – both work in the downwardly compatible PCI Express 4.0 standard.

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