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Black X79 server motherboard with LGA 2011 socket, E5-2640 CPU, two DDR3 REG ECC DIMMs and M.2 NVME slot

YINGHUA

YINGHUA X79 server motherboard E5-2640 2×8GB DDR3 1600 REG ECC LGA 2011 NVME

SKU CH-TGVC-Q5XXY MPN X79

A server motherboard kit with an LGA 2011 socket, Xeon E5-2640 processor, 16 GB of DDR3 1600 REG ECC memory and M.2 NVME support

  • CPU TypeIntel Atom
  • Ready-to-run kit with E5-2640 and 16 GB REG ECC
  • X79 board accepts Xeon E5-2620 through E5-2690 CPUs
  • Four DDR3 slots support up to 64 GB total
  • M.2 slot enables NVME storage expansion
  • Requires 500 W branded power supply for stable operation

Ready-to-run LGA 2011 server kit

This bundle pairs a YINGHUA X79 motherboard with an E5-2640 processor and two 8 GB DDR3 1600 REG ECC modules. It targets administrators upgrading legacy dual-socket platforms or building cost-conscious home-lab nodes. The board accepts Xeon E5 2620 through 2690 series CPUs, giving flexibility for future processor swaps. Integrated graphics are absent, so a discrete card is required for display output.

Four DDR3 slots and M.2 NVME support

The black PCB offers four memory sockets populated here with registered ECC sticks, leaving two slots open for expansion up to 64 GB total. An M.2 slot provides NVME storage connectivity alongside traditional drive interfaces. Supplier notes indicate chipset branding may vary between production batches without affecting functionality. A minimum 500 W branded power supply is specified to sustain the platform under load.

Verify CPU and memory compatibility before ordering

The included REG ECC modules are incompatible with Core i7 series processors on this socket, so Xeon E5 chips are mandatory. Ensure your chassis accommodates a standard ATX motherboard and that the power supply delivers the stated 500 W from a reputable brand. Cooling for the LGA 2011 package and clearance for the installed memory height should also be confirmed.

Highlights

  • Ready-to-run kit with E5-2640 and 16 GB REG ECC
  • X79 board accepts Xeon E5-2620 through E5-2690 CPUs
  • Four DDR3 slots support up to 64 GB total
  • M.2 slot enables NVME storage expansion
  • Requires 500 W branded power supply for stable operation

Specifications

CPU TypeIntel Atom

Questions about this item

What CPU socket and Xeon models does the X79 board accept?

The board uses an LGA 2011 socket and supports Xeon E5 2620, 2630, 2640, 2650, 2660, 2665, 2670, 2680 and 2690 processors.

What power supply capacity and form factor are required for this platform?

A branded unit of at least 500 W is required; the board follows standard ATX dimensions for typical server chassis.

How are the included E5-2640 CPU and REG ECC memory installed, and what common mistake should be avoided?

Seat the CPU in the LGA 2011 socket, lock the lever, then populate the four DDR3 slots with the two 8 GB REG ECC modules; do not mix REG ECC memory with an i7-series processor as they are incompatible.

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