NVIDIA HGX H200 4-GPU SXM Baseboard (564GB HBM3e)

No. This is the HGX H200 baseboard in its 4-GPU configuration, sold as a component. It is the module that system builders mount into a chassis with CPUs, memory, storage, power, and cooling to make a finished server. If you need a complete, tested machine, the HGX H200 systems in this catalog, the Lenovo, ASUS, and ASRock servers, are built around this board.

Because four is sometimes the right target. The standard HGX board is 8-GPU and most systems use it, but a 4-GPU baseboard suits smaller-footprint and lower-power H200 nodes, space-constrained deployments, and designs built around four-GPU blocks. It is a deliberate configuration, not a reduced one, the right board when your node is meant to be four GPUs.

Four H200 SXM GPUs and the NVLink fabric connecting them, 564GB of HBM3e in total. It does not contain CPUs, system memory, storage, or networking, those live on the host tray you mount it into. It is the GPU-and-interconnect heart of a 4-way H200 system, nothing more.

System integrators building custom or own-branded H200 servers, operators populating a compatible chassis they already own, and data centers servicing or upgrading an existing board. All three bring the chassis, host, and integration expertise. If you do not, the complete H200 systems are the better and usually more economical path once integration is counted.

HGX H200 baseboards mount into host platforms designed for them, and a 4-GPU board needs a chassis built for that configuration. Compatibility is specific and getting it wrong is costly, so MillionMiner confirms host and chassis compatibility for your build in the quote rather than leaving it to chance.

The baseboard itself has no fans; it is cooled by the chassis and the system's cooling solution, air or liquid depending on the host design. Confirm your chassis cooling matches the board variant, and MillionMiner advises on the requirement during the quote.

They are HGX H200 baseboards, integrated, generally the 8-GPU board, onto specific hosts with cooling, power, and networking, then tested and warrantied. Same GPU family, different configuration and integration. Buying a system buys the integration; buying this board means building a 4-way node yourself.

A warranty term is confirmed for the specific board in your quote. Integrating a bare baseboard yourself changes the support picture versus a complete system warrantied as one unit, and MillionMiner clarifies the board's coverage and the implications of self-integration before you order.

Yes. If a bare board is not what you need, MillionMiner supplies the complete HGX H200 systems built around these baseboards, tested and warrantied, and can host them in its own data centers. The quote establishes whether the component or the complete system is the right purchase.

Submit your build details, host, chassis, and cooling, through the quote form. A MillionMiner specialist confirms the baseboard configuration, compatibility, cooling and power requirements, 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.