WMtec
WMtec X79M LGA 2011 dual Xeon server motherboard 128GB DDR3 M.2 NVME SATA 3.0
Supports dual Xeon CPUs with up to 128GB DDR3 ECC memory, M.2 NVMe, SATA 3.0 and ten USB 2.0 ports in a compact M-ATX form factor
- CPU TypeDual Intel Xeon
- Supports dual Xeon CPUs for high multi-threaded performance
- 128 GB DDR3 capacity with ECC and registered memory support
- M.2 slot configurable for NVME or NGFF storage
- Ten USB 2.0 ports including expansion headers for connectivity
- M-ATX form factor measuring 242 mm by 190 mm
Dual Xeon server board
The WMtec X79M is an M-ATX server motherboard built around the Intel C602/X79 chipset with two LGA 2011 sockets for Intel Xeon E5 series processors. It targets administrators building compact dual-socket systems that need ECC registered DDR3 memory and NVMe storage support.
Ideal for dense storage nodes, not GPU farms
This board suits builders who need a small-footprint dual-processor platform with M.2 NVMe capability and ten USB 2.0 ports. It is not for workloads that require multiple PCIe x16 slots, integrated graphics, or 10-gigabit Ethernet.
Single x16 slot and M.2 jumper
The expansion layout provides one PCIe 3.0 x16 slot and one PCIe x1 slot, while the M.2 interface switches between NVMe and NGFF modes via a jumper. This constraint decides whether the board fits a given accelerator or storage configuration.
Highlights
- Supports dual Xeon CPUs for high multi-threaded performance
- 128 GB DDR3 capacity with ECC and registered memory support
- M.2 slot configurable for NVME or NGFF storage
- Ten USB 2.0 ports including expansion headers for connectivity
- M-ATX form factor measuring 242 mm by 190 mm
Specifications
| CPU Type | Dual Intel Xeon |
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Questions about this item
What does the 128GB maximum memory capacity mean for a dual Xeon build?
The board provides four DDR3 slots supporting up to 32GB per module, so a full 128GB configuration requires four 32GB REG or REG&ECC sticks populated in the correct yellow then red slot order.
How does the single PCI-E 3.0 x16 slot and the M.2 jumper affect expansion choices?
Only one full-length PCI-E 3.0 x16 slot is available alongside a single x1 slot, while the M.2 connector must be jumper-configured for either NVME or NGFF operation, not both simultaneously.
Will the M-ATX 242mm by 190mm form factor fit a standard server chassis?
The board measures 242mm by 190mm, matching the M-ATX footprint, and includes one CPU fan header plus two chassis fan headers for typical server cooling layouts.
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