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Supermicro X11DPT-P-SG007 P0005119-003 server motherboard

SKU CH-ZYNR-CNK3Y

Server motherboard supporting Intel Xeon processors for scalable computing

  • CPU TypeIntel Xeon
  • Designed for Intel Xeon processors
  • New condition, ready for deployment
  • Server motherboard form factor
  • Supermicro X11DPT-P-SG007 model

Supermicro X11DPT-P-SG007 server motherboard

The Supermicro X11DPT-P-SG007 is a server motherboard built for Intel Xeon processors. It is intended for system integrators and IT teams assembling rack or tower servers that demand enterprise-grade reliability. The board ships new and includes only the motherboard itself.

Dual-CPU Xeon platform for multi-socket workloads

This model supports a dual-socket configuration, enabling two Intel Xeon CPUs to operate together for higher core counts and memory bandwidth. Buyers who need a single-socket board or consumer chipset features should look elsewhere. The part number P0005119-003 identifies this specific revision for ordering and spare-part tracking.

Highlights

  • Designed for Intel Xeon processors
  • New condition, ready for deployment
  • Server motherboard form factor
  • Supermicro X11DPT-P-SG007 model

Specifications

CPU TypeIntel Xeon

Questions about this item

What does the Xeon CPU type mean for real-world server workloads?

A Xeon CPU type indicates the board is built for multi-socket server tasks such as virtualization, databases, and high-throughput computing, with support for ECC memory and advanced reliability features.

Which interface standard does the X11DPT-P-SG007 use and what does it limit?

The board uses the Intel Xeon socket interface, which caps the maximum supported processor generation, core count, and memory channel configuration to the specific Xeon family it was designed for.

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