WMtec
WMtec X79D 2.0 LGA2011 Dual Xeon DDR3 M-ATX Server Motherboard
Dual LGA2011 Xeon server board with X79 chipset, two DDR3 slots for 64GB REG ECC, NVME M.2, four SATA, PCI-E 16X and 4X, Gigabit LAN, 5.1 audio, twelve USB 2.0, 8-pin plus 24-pin power.
- CPU TypeDual Intel Xeon
- Dual Xeon E5 processors deliver server-grade multi-threaded performance
- X79 chipset enables up to 64GB DDR3 REG ECC memory capacity
- Onboard NVMe M.2 interface provides high-speed storage connectivity
- 12 USB 2.0 ports offer extensive peripheral expansion options
- M-ATX form factor fits 200mm x 180mm compact server chassis
Dual Xeon server board for compact builds
The WMtec X79D 2.0 is an M-ATX motherboard built around the X79 chipset and two LGA2011 sockets for Intel Xeon E5 v1 and v2 processors. It fits a 200mm by 180mm footprint and provides dual-channel DDR3 memory support up to 64GB across two slots with REG ECC capability.
Suits labs and storage nodes needing two CPUs
Builders who want dual-processor throughput without a full ATX or E-ATX board will find the form factor convenient. Users who need more than two memory channels, additional PCI Express lanes beyond the 16X and 4X slots, or native USB 3.0 ports should look at larger platforms.
Standard M-ATX mounting with dual power inputs
Installation follows normal M-ATX standoffs and uses one 8-pin and one 24-pin connector for power. The onboard M.2 interface accepts NVME SSDs, but the board only supplies two SATA 2.0 and two SATA 3.0 ports, so storage-heavy builds may run out of drive connections.
Highlights
- Dual Xeon E5 processors deliver server-grade multi-threaded performance
- X79 chipset enables up to 64GB DDR3 REG ECC memory capacity
- Onboard NVMe M.2 interface provides high-speed storage connectivity
- 12 USB 2.0 ports offer extensive peripheral expansion options
- M-ATX form factor fits 200mm x 180mm compact server chassis
Specifications
| CPU Type | Dual Intel Xeon |
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Questions about this item
Which power connectors must my PSU provide for the 8-pin and 24-pin sockets?
The board needs one 8-pin and one 24-pin power connector from the PSU.
Can I keep my existing SATA 2.0 and SATA 3.0 drives when installing this motherboard?
Yes, the board includes two SATA 2.0 and two SATA 3.0 ports for both drive types.
How do I confirm the NVMe M.2 drive is detected after assembly?
Enter the BIOS and verify the NVMe M.2 device appears in the storage list.
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