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WMtec

WMtec X79 D2 server motherboard LGA 2011 USB 2.0 NVME DDR3 Xeon

SKU CH-6Y7A-4Y5BQ

Dual-socket server board with LGA 2011, NVME M.2 and DDR3 ECC support

  • CPU TypeDual Intel Xeon
  • Dual Xeon support for multi-threaded server workloads
  • NVME M.2 slot enables fast solid-state storage
  • USB 2.0 ports provide legacy peripheral connectivity
  • ECC DDR3 memory support protects data integrity

X79 D2 dual Xeon server board

The WMtec X79 D2 is a server motherboard built around the X79 chipset with dual LGA 2011 sockets for Intel Xeon E5 V2 processors. It provides USB 2.0 connectivity, SATA3 ports and an NVME M.2 slot for storage. ECC DDR3 memory is supported for error-correcting capacity in multi-threaded workloads.

Suited for dual-socket Xeon builds

This board fits builders assembling a dual-processor Xeon E5 V2 system that requires ECC DDR3 memory, NVME M.2 storage and SATA3 drives with USB 2.0 I/O. It is not for single-socket configurations, for CPUs outside the E5 V2 line, or for systems needing DDR3 memory without ECC support.

Highlights

  • Dual Xeon support for multi-threaded server workloads
  • NVME M.2 slot enables fast solid-state storage
  • USB 2.0 ports provide legacy peripheral connectivity
  • ECC DDR3 memory support protects data integrity

Specifications

CPU TypeDual Intel Xeon

Questions about this item

Which Xeon processors can I install in the LGA 2011 sockets?

The board supports dual Intel Xeon E5 V2 CPUs in its two LGA 2011 sockets.

What memory type and standard does the X79 D2 require?

It uses ECC DDR3 RAM; install matching modules in the DIMM slots for registered memory operation.

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