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Supermicro

Supermicro X7DBN I5000P Dual Socket 771 SATA RAID Video LAN E-ATX server motherboard

SKU CH-0GBG-YMEHQ

Extended-ATX server board with dual LGA 771 sockets, SATA RAID, onboard video and LAN

  • Dual Socket 771 design supports multi-processor performance
  • Intel 5000P chipset provides server-class stability
  • SATA RAID capability protects critical data
  • Onboard video and LAN reduce expansion needs

Dual-Socket 771 Server Board

The Supermicro X7DBN I5000P is an extended-ATX server motherboard built for dual LGA 771 processors. It integrates SATA RAID, onboard video and LAN so a complete system can be assembled without extra controller cards. The platform targets IT departments that need reliable multi-processor performance in a standard rack or tower chassis. New condition ensures full factory specification for deployment or spares.

Upgrade From Single-Socket Platforms

Moving to this board makes sense when workloads outgrow a single CPU and the application scales across two sockets. The jump is worth it for database, virtualisation or compute tasks that benefit from extra cores and memory channels. It is not suited for builds that require modern high-speed storage interfaces or newer processor generations.

Highlights

  • Dual Socket 771 design supports multi-processor performance
  • Intel 5000P chipset provides server-class stability
  • SATA RAID capability protects critical data
  • Onboard video and LAN reduce expansion needs

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What chassis size does the extended-ATX form factor of this Supermicro X7DBN motherboard require?

An extended-ATX compatible server chassis is needed to accommodate the larger board dimensions and mounting hole layout.

How are the two LGA 771 processors installed on this dual-socket board, and what step is often missed?

Install both CPUs into their LGA 771 sockets, then apply thermal paste and attach heatsinks to each socket; skipping the second heatsink causes overheating.

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