What is the Lenovo ThinkSystem SR650i V4?
It is Lenovo’s Inference Model: a fixed configuration of the SR650a V4 2U GPU server, ordered by adding feature code CF3G to an SR650a V4 CTO base. Lenovo selects the processors, GPUs, memory, drives and network adapter, and those cannot be changed in the order.
Which GPUs does the SR650i V4 have?
A pair of RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition cards from NVIDIA (96 GB, PCIe Gen5, passively cooled), run in Lenovo’s full 600 W configuration in front slots 21 and 23. Together they provide 192 GB of GPU memory.
How much memory does the SR650i V4 have?
512 GB, as eight 64 GB TruDDR5 6400 MHz RDIMMs — four per processor. The chassis has 32 slots and supports up to 8 TB, but memory is one of the fixed components of the Inference Model order, and Lenovo’s guidance for best performance is to populate all eight channels per processor.
What processors are in the SR650i V4?
Two Intel Xeon 6 6530P processors, each with 32 cores and 64 threads, a 2.3 GHz base and 4.1 GHz turbo clock, 144 MB of L3 cache and a 225 W TDP — 64 cores in total.
What storage does the SR650i V4 include?
Two 3.84 TB read-intensive U.2 NVMe PCIe 5.0 drives in an 8-bay 2.5-inch NVMe backplane, plus two 960 GB NVMe M.2 boot drives on the B550i-2i RAID adapter. Six of the front bays are left empty.
How is the SR650i V4 different from the SR650a V4?
The SR650a V4 is the configurable platform: up to two 86-core processors, 8 TB of memory, eight single-wide or four double-wide front GPUs (two at 600 W), and eight 2.5-inch or E3.S bays. The SR650i V4 is one pre-set build of it, aimed at inference.
What power and cooling does the SR650i V4 need?
Two 3200 W Titanium CRPS Premium supplies on 230 V (C20 inlets) and six 24K Ultra fan modules, the fans Lenovo requires for 600 W GPUs. The build is specified for a 25 °C data-centre environment.
How big is the SR650i V4?
It measures 445 mm wide, 87 mm high and 924 mm deep, or 482 mm wide at the rack flanges, and weighs up to 38.8 kg. It ships with Lenovo’s Long Travel toolless slide rails.
Can the SR650i V4 run VMware ESXi?
ESXi 8.0 U3, 9.0 and 9.1 are on the SR650a V4 support list, but Lenovo will not factory-preload ESXi on a configuration with an NVIDIA GPU, so the hypervisor is installed after delivery.
Is the SR650i V4 end of life?
No end-of-service date appears in Lenovo’s product guide of 27 August 2026, which presents the Inference Model as a current SR650a V4 configuration. Cover depends on the warranty or service contract attached to each server, and dates Lenovo publishes later will show in our end-of-life checker.