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ABS R2215G-9355P rack server 32C 128GB 1TB RTX PRO 2000

SKU CH-0V0S-ZTG1J MPN R2215G-9355P

A 2U rack server with a 32-core processor, 128GB memory, 1TB storage, RAID6, HBA, redundant power and an RTX PRO 2000 GPU

  • 32-core processor handles parallel workloads
  • 128 GB memory supports large datasets
  • 1 TB storage provides capacity for local data
  • RTX PRO 2000 GPU accelerates visual compute

2U Server with 32C CPU and 128GB RAM

This 2U rack server ships with a 32-core processor rated at 280W and 128GB of memory. It includes a 1TB storage array configured for RAID6 redundancy. An RTX PRO 2000 GPU is installed for accelerated workloads. A redundant power supply is fitted as standard.

HBA Controller and GPU Acceleration

The onboard HBA expands drive connectivity for the RAID6 volume. The RTX PRO 2000 GPU adds compute capability for visualisation or inference tasks. Buyers needing more than 1TB of raw capacity or a second GPU should consider a different configuration. The single CPU socket limits future processor upgrades.

How it compares

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Price $10,075.99
Pricier than about 90% of the 17,641 comparable items (median $1,910.99).

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Specifications

Size & build
Shipping weight32.89 kg
Package size1105 × 584 × 267 mm

Questions about this item

How often does the 280W processor require thermal-paste replacement?

The 280W processor uses standard server thermal interfaces; paste replacement follows normal data-centre schedules and is not tied to a fixed interval.

What thermal limit appears first when the RTX PRO 2000 runs sustained compute workloads?

The GPU hits its power ceiling before memory bandwidth becomes the bottleneck.

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