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Green rectangular server motherboard with silver CPU socket and multiple memory slots

YINGHUA

YINGHUA X79 F1 LGA2011 NVME M.2 SSD Xeon E5 V1 V2 REG ECC DDR3 Memory server motherboard

SKU CH-Y0SB-VEFAQ

LGA2011 server board supporting Xeon E5 V1 V2 CPUs, NVME M.2 SSDs and REG ECC DDR3 memory

  • CPU TypeIntel Atom
  • LGA2011 socket accepts Xeon E5 V1 V2 processors
  • NVME M.2 slot enables fast solid-state storage
  • REG ECC DDR3 support protects data integrity in servers
  • X79 chipset platform built for multi-core server workloads

X79 F1 LGA2011 server board

The YINGHUA X79 F1 is a server motherboard built for the LGA2011 platform. It accepts Xeon E5 V1 and V2 processors and runs registered ECC DDR3 memory. An onboard M.2 slot provides NVME SSD support for fast storage in data-centre or workstation builds.

Thermals, noise and power draw in normal use

Power consumption scales with the installed Xeon CPU and memory population. Thermal output follows the processor TDP and chassis airflow rather than a fixed board limit. Acoustic profile depends on the cooler and case fans chosen for the deployment.

Highlights

  • LGA2011 socket accepts Xeon E5 V1 V2 processors
  • NVME M.2 slot enables fast solid-state storage
  • REG ECC DDR3 support protects data integrity in servers
  • X79 chipset platform built for multi-core server workloads

Specifications

CPU TypeIntel Atom

Questions about this item

How do I install this X79 F1 motherboard into a server chassis and what is the common mistake with the LGA2011 socket?

Align the board standoffs with the chassis mounting holes, secure with screws, then open the LGA2011 socket lever, place the Xeon processor matching the triangle corner, close the lever and lock the retention frame; the step often missed is seating the CPU evenly before locking the frame to avoid bent pins.

What maintenance or replacement will the DDR3 REG ECC memory slots on this board need over time?

Dust the DDR3 slots annually with compressed air and reseat modules if ECC errors appear; the REG ECC DDR3 DIMMs themselves are the only parts likely to need replacement after years of continuous server operation.

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