ASRock Industrial iEPF-10000S Intel Core Ultra 200S and Bartlett Lake Edge AI GPU Computers with Dual RTX PRO Blackwell Support

A discrete GPU does most of the work in many edge AI systems, so the computer around it has to supply the power, slots and cooling that full-size cards need. The ASRock Industrial iEPF-10000S series is a family of fan-cooled tower GPU computers designed for that job, with room for two dual or triple width graphics cards and an ATX power supply of 1000 W or 1600 W sized to suit them. ASRock offers the iEPF-10000S on two processor generations, and we list four builds split by chipset.

Across the series, two PCIe Gen5 slots run as one x16 or two x8, so a single card gets full bandwidth and a pair shares it evenly. Smaller PCIe x4 and x1 slots sit alongside for capture, network or I/O cards. GPU options are the NVIDIA RTX PRO Blackwell range from the RTX PRO 2000 to the RTX PRO 6000 Max-Q, Intel Arc Pro B70, B65, B60 and B50, Arc A770 and B580, and the AMD Radeon AI PRO R9700, with the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Workstation Edition available to order. Every iEPF-10000S has four DDR5 Long-DIMM sockets, NVMe M.2 storage, four or five 2.5 or 3.5 inch drive bays with Intel VMD RAID, six COM ports, eight GPI and eight GPO lines and TPM 2.0.

The Arrow Lake-S builds take Intel Core Ultra 200S processors in an LGA1851 socket with up to 256 GB of DDR5, USB4 Type-C, two HDMI 2.1 outputs and quad display support. The iEPF-10000S-Q870 uses the Q870 chipset with six PCIe slots and two Gigabit ports, and the iEPF-10000S-W880 adds ECC memory, a third PCIe x4 slot and an optional 10GbE port. The Bartlett Lake builds take Intel Core Series 2 (Bartlett Lake-S) or 14th and 13th Gen Core processors in an LGA1700 socket with up to 192 GB, three 2.5GbE ports with PoE+ on LAN1, triple display and an M.2 B key socket with SIM for optional 4G or 5G. The iEPF-10000S-Q670 runs non-ECC memory on the Q670 chipset, and the iEPF-10000S-W680 adds ECC on W680.

In practice the iEPF-10000S series suits AI inference and multi-display systems where a tower fits the installation and two full-size cards are enough. ASRock does not publish temperature, certification or operating system details for these GPU computers, so we confirm the environment for each project and image Windows 11 or Linux as part of the build. For more cards, the iEPF-11000S takes up to four on Intel Xeon 600 processors, and the iEPF-9020S-EY4 suits single-card builds on 13th Gen Core.