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WMtec X79 DELUXE V7.1 ATX server motherboard, LGA 2011 socket, black PCB with silver heatsinks

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WMtec X79 DELUXE V7.1 server motherboard LGA 2011

SKU CH-6R2D-1ED3P

ATX server board with LGA 2011 sockets for dual Xeon CPUs, USB 3.0, SATA3, PCI-E and M.2 NVME support for REG and NON-ECC memory

  • CPU TypeDual Intel Xeon
  • Dual Xeon support scales compute capacity
  • LGA 2011 socket fits compatible server CPUs
  • USB 3.0 ports speed peripheral transfers
  • NVME M.2 slot accelerates storage performance

X79 DELUXE V7.1 dual Xeon server board

The WMtec X79 DELUXE V7.1 is an ATX server motherboard built around the LGA 2011 socket for dual Intel Xeon processors. It provides USB 3.0 ports, SATA3 connectors, PCI-E expansion slots and an M.2 interface with NVME support. The board accepts both REG ECC and NON-ECC memory modules for flexible capacity planning.

Suits dual-socket workstations needing NVME M.2

This motherboard fits builders assembling a dual-processor server or workstation that requires onboard NVME M.2 capability and mixed ECC memory support. It is not suitable for single-socket consumer builds, for systems that must use a different CPU socket, or for configurations requiring integrated graphics output.

Highlights

  • Dual Xeon support scales compute capacity
  • LGA 2011 socket fits compatible server CPUs
  • USB 3.0 ports speed peripheral transfers
  • NVME M.2 slot accelerates storage performance

Specifications

CPU TypeDual Intel Xeon

Questions about this item

What limits sustained performance when both LGA 2011 sockets are fully loaded?

The X79 chipset and dual Xeon design share memory and PCI-E lanes, so bandwidth and thermal headroom become the first bottlenecks under continuous load.

How loud and hot does the board get when running all day?

Passive VRM and chipset heatsinks rely on chassis airflow; noise and temperature depend on the case fans you install and the Xeon TDPs you choose.

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