Can i install new SQL server on my computer using service pack 2 or its just a patch

I want to install new sql server on my computer and I have sql server 2012 enterprise core edition with service pack 2 .Can I use it create a new server ?

If you have the same file which is avalable for download from the following link, it is just service pack:
Microsoft® SQL Server® 2012 Service Pack 2 (SP2)
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