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WMtec X99 TF Dual Xeon DDR3 ECC REG NVME WIFI LGA2011-3 server motherboard

SKU CH-0GF2-MQ7EC

Server motherboard with dual Xeon sockets, DDR3 ECC REG memory support, M.2 NVME slot and built-in Wi-Fi

  • CPU TypeDual Intel Xeon
  • Dual Xeon support scales multi-threaded workloads
  • DDR3 ECC REG memory protects data integrity
  • M.2 NVME interface accelerates storage throughput
  • Onboard Wi-Fi enables wireless connectivity

WMtec X99 TF Dual Xeon Server Board

The WMtec X99 TF is a new server motherboard built for dual Intel Xeon processors in the LGA2011-3 package. It accepts DDR3 ECC REG memory and provides an M.2 NVME slot plus integrated WIFI for network connectivity without add-in cards. Designed for multi-threaded server workloads that benefit from two physical CPUs and error-correcting memory.

Suits dual-socket Xeon builds with DDR3 ECC

This board fits builders assembling dual-processor servers that rely on DDR3 ECC REG modules and want onboard NVME storage plus WIFI. Buyers who need single-socket consumer layouts, different memory architectures, or expansion interfaces not listed here should consider other platforms.

Highlights

  • Dual Xeon support scales multi-threaded workloads
  • DDR3 ECC REG memory protects data integrity
  • M.2 NVME interface accelerates storage throughput
  • Onboard Wi-Fi enables wireless connectivity

Specifications

CPU TypeDual Intel Xeon

Questions about this item

Will my existing DDR3 ECC REG modules work with the dual Xeon sockets on this board?

The board accepts DDR3 ECC REG memory for both LGA2011-3 Xeon sockets.

How can I verify the M.2 NVME slot is active after assembly?

Enter the BIOS and confirm the NVME drive appears in the boot-priority list.

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