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YINGHUA A88 Server Motherboard DDR3

SKU CH-MD9X-1G8SG

Supports FM2 socket processors with dual-channel DDR3 memory for server builds

  • CPU TypeIntel Atom
  • Dual-channel DDR3 boosts memory throughput
  • FM2 socket fits A-Series processors
  • Intel Atom CPU variant available
  • Brand-new condition ensures full reliability

YINGHUA A88 Server Motherboard with DDR3 Support

The YINGHUA A88 is a server motherboard built for DDR3 memory in dual-channel configuration. It uses an FM2 socket and is paired with an Intel Atom processor. This board targets workloads that require DDR3 compatibility and FM2 infrastructure in a server environment.

Suited for DDR3 Server Builds on FM2 Platform

This motherboard fits administrators maintaining or assembling systems that rely on DDR3 memory and FM2 socket compatibility with an Intel Atom CPU. It is not for builders who need newer memory standards, different socket types, or processors outside the Intel Atom and FM2 combination.

Highlights

  • Dual-channel DDR3 boosts memory throughput
  • FM2 socket fits A-Series processors
  • Intel Atom CPU variant available
  • Brand-new condition ensures full reliability

Specifications

CPU TypeIntel Atom

Questions about this item

Which AMD A-Series processor and FM2 cooler do I need to pair with this A88 board?

The board uses the FM2 socket, so you must supply a compatible AMD A-Series APU and an FM2-mounted cooler.

Can I keep my existing DDR3 modules when moving to this A88 motherboard?

Yes, the board runs dual-channel DDR3, so your current DDR3 DIMMs will work if they match the board's supported speeds.

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