MSI
MSI 919-S3551-001 D1500 uATX server motherboard LGA1700 Xeon E-2400 C266PCH
uATX server board with LGA1700 socket for Xeon E-2400 CPUs, four DDR5 slots up to 4800 MT/s, dual 10G and dual 1G LAN, eight SATA or four NVMe ports, two M.2 slots, and ASPEED AST2600 IPMI management
- uATX 9.6" board fits compact server chassis
- Single LGA1700 socket for Xeon E-2400 processors
- Four DDR5 DIMM slots up to 4800MT/s with ECC support
- Dual 10G Base-T plus dual 1GbE Intel controllers
- ASPEED AST2600 IPMI with Redfish remote management
Form factor and target workload
This uATX server motherboard measures 9.6" x 9.6" and uses the LGA1700 socket for Intel Xeon E-2400 processors with the C266 PCH. It suits single-socket deployments that need ECC memory and multiple high-speed network links in a compact chassis. Builders who need dual-socket scaling or consumer desktop features should look elsewhere.
Thermals and power delivery
The board delivers power to a single LGA1700 CPU and four DDR5 DIMM slots running up to 4800 MT/s with ECC or non-ECC UDIMMs. No fan headers, radiator dimensions or acoustic specifications are provided in the supplier data. Buyers who require detailed thermal curves or specific cooling clearances must consult the vendor directly.
Connectivity and management extras
Two 10G Base-T ports use the Intel X710AT2 controller while two 1000Base-T ports use the Intel I210AT. A dedicated 1000Base-T management port connects to the ASPEED AST2600 BMC with IPMI and Redfish support. Storage options include up to eight SATA 3.0 ports or four PCIe 4.0/3.0 x4 NVMe ports plus two M.2 2280/22110 slots. Systems needing more than two 10G links or onboard Wi-Fi will require add-in cards.
Highlights
- uATX 9.6" board fits compact server chassis
- Single LGA1700 socket for Xeon E-2400 processors
- Four DDR5 DIMM slots up to 4800MT/s with ECC support
- Dual 10G Base-T plus dual 1GbE Intel controllers
- ASPEED AST2600 IPMI with Redfish remote management
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the MSI 919-S3551-001 into a chassis and what step is often missed?
Mount the 9.6 x 9.6 inch uATX board using standard standoffs, connect the 24-pin and 8-pin power cables, seat the LGA1700 Xeon E-2400 processor, then populate DDR5 UDIMMs in the four slots; the step often missed is enabling the IPMI LAN in BIOS before first boot so the dedicated management port becomes reachable.
What maintenance or replacement will the board need over its service life?
Plan to update the ASPEED AST2600 BMC firmware periodically for security patches and Redfish improvements; if the system loses time when unplugged, replace the onboard coin cell that backs the real-time clock.
Which limit appears first when the board runs sustained workloads?
The four DDR5 slots max out at 4800 MT/s with two DIMMs per channel, so memory bandwidth saturates before the eight SATA 3.0 or four PCIe 4.0 x4 NVMe ports reach their throughput ceiling.
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