Supermicro
Supermicro X7DBE+ Switch Module Socket J LGA-771
Server motherboard with Intel 5000P chipset, Socket J LGA-771, 16 DDR2 slots for up to 64 GB, six expansion slots and on-board ATI ES1000 graphics
- Electrical Outlet Plug TypeServer Motherboard
- Dual Intel 5000P chipset handles two processors
- 16 DDR2 slots scale memory to 64 GB
- On-board ATI ES1000 graphics eliminates add-in card
- Gigabit Ethernet built in for fast networking
- Six expansion slots include three PCI Express lanes
Dual-processor server board for Socket J LGA-771
The Supermicro X7DBE+ is a server motherboard built around the Intel 5000P chipset with dual Socket J LGA-771 processor sockets. It provides sixteen DDR2 memory slots supporting up to 64 GB at 533 MHz or 667 MHz speeds. Gigabit Ethernet and onboard ATI ES1000 graphics are integrated.
Suited for maintenance of legacy DDR2 platforms
This board fits administrators replacing a failed unit in existing rackmount or pedestal servers that already use Socket J processors and DDR2-533/667 registered memory. It is not for builders starting a new deployment because the platform uses a discontinued socket and memory standard that limits capacity to 64 GB.
Sixteen DDR2 slots define maximum capacity
The sixteen memory slots accept DDR2-533/PC2-4200 or DDR2-667/PC2-5300 modules to reach the 64 GB ceiling. If the target system requires more memory or a newer memory type, this motherboard cannot meet that requirement.
Highlights
- Dual Intel 5000P chipset handles two processors
- 16 DDR2 slots scale memory to 64 GB
- On-board ATI ES1000 graphics eliminates add-in card
- Gigabit Ethernet built in for fast networking
- Six expansion slots include three PCI Express lanes
Specifications
| Brand | SUPERMICRO |
|---|---|
| Electrical Outlet Plug Type | Server Motherboard |
Questions about this item
What DDR2 memory modules are required to populate the 16 slots on this motherboard?
The board accepts DDR2-533/PC2-4200 or DDR2-667/PC2-5300 modules up to a total of 64 GB across its 16 slots.
Can I still use Ultra ATA/100 drives with the onboard I/O controller?
Yes, the integrated controller supports Ultra ATA/100 alongside Serial ATA/300 and floppy interfaces.
How do I confirm the onboard ATI ES1000 graphics and dual Gigabit Ethernet are active after assembly?
Check the BIOS for video initialisation and verify both network ports show link lights and appear in the operating system.
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