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YINGHUA X79 server motherboard E5-2650 2×8GB DDR3 1600 REG ECC LGA 2011 NVME
Complete LGA 2011 server kit with Xeon E5-2650, 16 GB DDR3 1600 REG ECC, and NVMe support
- CPU TypeIntel Atom
- Ready-to-run Xeon E5-2650 kit with 16 GB REG ECC
- LGA 2011 platform supports Xeon 2620 through 2690 series
- Four DDR3 slots accept up to 64 GB registered memory
- M.2 slot wired for NVME storage drives
- 500 W quality PSU recommended for stable operation
Ready-to-run LGA 2011 server kit
This bundle pairs a YINGHUA X79 board with an Intel Xeon E5-2650 processor and two 8 GB DDR3 1600 REG ECC modules. It targets administrators who need an immediate, validated platform for virtualization hosts or database nodes without sourcing parts separately.
Practical limits of the DDR3 REG ECC interface
The board accepts up to four DDR3 modules with a 1600 MHz rating and supports registered ECC, non-ECC and standard ECC types. Mixing registered ECC with consumer i7 CPUs is explicitly incompatible, so memory choice must match the installed processor.
Check your chassis and power before ordering
The platform requires at least a 500 W branded power supply and a case that fits a standard server motherboard layout. Component appearance and chip branding may vary between production batches without affecting function.
Highlights
- Ready-to-run Xeon E5-2650 kit with 16 GB REG ECC
- LGA 2011 platform supports Xeon 2620 through 2690 series
- Four DDR3 slots accept up to 64 GB registered memory
- M.2 slot wired for NVME storage drives
- 500 W quality PSU recommended for stable operation
Specifications
| CPU Type | Intel Atom |
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Questions about this item
Does this bundle include the Xeon E5-2650 processor and 16 GB of DDR3 1600 REG ECC memory, or is the board sold alone?
The package contains the X79 motherboard, one Xeon E5-2650 CPU and two 8 GB DDR3 1600 REG ECC modules, giving 16 GB total.
With the E5-2650 installed, will the M.2 slot run at full NVME speed or is it limited by the platform?
The LGA 2011 platform connects the M.2 slot through the chipset, so NVME drives operate at the chipset's maximum throughput rather than direct CPU lanes.
The board has four DDR3 slots — can I add two more 16 GB REG ECC modules later to reach 64 GB?
Yes, the board supports up to four 16 GB DDR3 REG ECC modules for a total of 64 GB, provided the power supply meets the 500 W minimum.
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