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Green E-ATX server motherboard with dual LGA 2011 sockets and DDR3 slots

YINGHUA

YINGHUA X79 4D Dual CPU server motherboard LGA 2011 DDR3 1333 1600 1866MHz 128GB USB 3.0 E-ATX

SKU CH-AD18-CFYHE

Dual LGA 2011 server board supports 128 GB DDR3 at 1333, 1600 or 1866 MHz with USB 3.0 and E-ATX layout

  • CPU TypeIntel Atom
  • Dual CPU LGA 2011 design for scalable server performance
  • 128 GB DDR3 maximum memory capacity
  • DDR3 speeds of 1333 1600 1866 MHz supported
  • USB 3.0 ports for fast external connectivity

Dual-CPU E-ATX server board

This YINGHUA X79 4D motherboard accepts two processors in LGA 2011 sockets and supports DDR3 memory at 1333, 1600 and 1866 MHz up to 128 GB. It provides PCI-E expansion, SATA3 storage connectors and USB 3.0 ports in an E-ATX layout built for multi-threaded server workloads.

Upgrading from single-socket platforms

Moving to this dual-socket design doubles the available CPU cores and memory channels for parallel tasks such as virtualization or rendering. The jump is worthwhile when a single processor no longer delivers enough threads or memory capacity and the chassis can accommodate an E-ATX form factor.

Highlights

  • Dual CPU LGA 2011 design for scalable server performance
  • 128 GB DDR3 maximum memory capacity
  • DDR3 speeds of 1333 1600 1866 MHz supported
  • USB 3.0 ports for fast external connectivity

Specifications

CPU TypeIntel Atom

Questions about this item

What case size does the E-ATX YINGHUA X79 4D motherboard require?

The board follows the E-ATX form factor, so it needs a chassis that explicitly supports E-ATX dimensions and matching mounting holes.

How are the two LGA 2011 processors installed, and what step is often missed?

Install each CPU into its LGA 2011 socket, then apply thermal paste and attach a cooler to both sockets; skipping the second cooler causes immediate overheating.

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