Lenovo NVIDIA HGX H200 4-GPU SXM Board, 141GB Liquid-Cooled (C3V2)

No. This is the Lenovo HGX H200 baseboard in its 4-GPU configuration, revision C3V2, sold as a component. It is the module that mounts into a Lenovo ThinkSystem H200 host with CPUs, memory, storage, power, and cooling to make a finished server. If you need a complete machine, MillionMiner supplies the complete Lenovo H200 systems, the ThinkSystem SR675 V3 and SR680a V3-class servers.

It is Lenovo's. The C3V2 revision is the board version validated for Lenovo ThinkSystem H200 platforms, and it carries a Lenovo return-to-base warranty. For an operator on the Lenovo platform, the matched OEM part keeps the system supported and the service path clean, where a generic board may not. The catalog also carries the NVIDIA-generic 4-GPU H200 baseboard for non-Lenovo builds.

Because four is sometimes the right target. The universal HGX board is 8-GPU, but a 4-GPU board suits smaller-footprint and lower-power H200 nodes and platform designs built around four-GPU blocks. It is a deliberate configuration, not a reduced one, and per board the 564GB of HBM3e is substantial H200 memory for a compact node.

Four H200 SXM GPUs at 141GB of HBM3e each, 564GB in total, and the NVLink fabric connecting them at over 900 GB/s, with PCIe Gen5 host attach. Each GPU runs at up to 700W and supports up to 7 MIG partitions at 16.5GB each. It does not contain CPUs, system memory, storage, or networking, those live on the Lenovo host it mounts into.

Operators running Lenovo ThinkSystem H200 hardware who need a replacement board to restore a node, the primary case, and integrators building or servicing Lenovo-based H200 systems. Both know the Lenovo platform the board belongs to. If you are not on the Lenovo platform, the NVIDIA-generic 4-GPU baseboard or a complete system is the better path.

Liquid closed-loop, matched to the dense liquid-cooled Lenovo platforms the board belongs to. The board relies on the system's cooling loop rather than onboard fans, so your Lenovo host and facility must provide the matching liquid infrastructure. MillionMiner confirms the cooling requirement for your platform in the quote.

A 3-year return-to-base repair-or-replace warranty, as confirmed for the specific board in your quote. Note that integrating a bare baseboard yourself differs from a complete system warrantied as one unit; MillionMiner clarifies the board's coverage and the service implications before you order.

They are Lenovo HGX H200 platforms, integrated, generally around the 8-GPU board, onto Lenovo hosts with cooling, power, and networking, then tested and warrantied. This is the 4-GPU board as a service-and-build component. Same Lenovo platform family, sold as a part to build or repair with rather than a finished machine.

Yes. If a bare board is not what you need, MillionMiner supplies the complete Lenovo H200 systems built on these platforms, tested and warrantied, and can host them in its own data centers. The quote establishes whether the board or the complete system is the right purchase for your situation.

Submit your Lenovo platform and build details, host, chassis, and cooling, through the quote form. A MillionMiner specialist confirms the board revision, platform compatibility, the liquid cooling requirement, the 3-year warranty, destination eligibility under the US export controls that apply to Hopper-class accelerators, and delivery. The board is verified before shipment and shipped worldwide DDP with duties handled.