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YINGHUA X99 Dual CPU ALEO Mining Motherboard LGA2011 V3/V4 8 DDR4 Slots 5 GPU Support
Dual LGA2011-3/4 server board with eight DDR4 slots, five GPU-capable PCIe lanes, dual M.2 NVME and eight SATA 3.0 ports
- CPU TypeIntel Atom
- Dual CPU sockets boost mining throughput with LGA2011 V3/V4 support
- Eight DDR4 slots enable 256 GB maximum memory capacity at 2133/2400 MHz
- Five GPU-ready PCIe x16 slots expand parallel compute density
- Dual M.2 plus eight SATA 3.0 ports provide flexible NVME and SSD storage
- All solid-state capacitors deliver professional-grade stability for continuous operation
X99 Dual CPU Mining Board
The YINGHUA X99 motherboard is an E-ATX server board built for dual LGA2011 V3/V4 processors. It provides eight DDR4 slots running at 2133 or 2400 MHz and five PCIe x16 slots for GPU installation. The board includes dual M.2 slots and eight SATA 3.0 ports for storage arrays. It ships with a switch cable and a SATA cable.
Mining rigs and multi-GPU compute
This board suits builders assembling ALEO mining rigs or other workloads that need five graphics cards in one chassis. The four-channel memory architecture supports up to 256 GB using 32 GB modules. Builders who need more than five GPUs or a different CPU socket should look at other platforms. The rear I/O offers two USB 3.0, two USB 2.0, dual LAN, PS/2 and audio.
Five PCIe x16 slots
The defining specification is the five full-length PCIe x16 slots, which dictate how many GPUs the system can hold. Eight DDR4 slots set the memory ceiling at 256 GB when populated with 32 GB DIMMs. Dual M.2 connectors add NVME or NGFF storage without using SATA ports.
Highlights
- Dual CPU sockets boost mining throughput with LGA2011 V3/V4 support
- Eight DDR4 slots enable 256 GB maximum memory capacity at 2133/2400 MHz
- Five GPU-ready PCIe x16 slots expand parallel compute density
- Dual M.2 plus eight SATA 3.0 ports provide flexible NVME and SSD storage
- All solid-state capacitors deliver professional-grade stability for continuous operation
Specifications
| CPU Type | Intel Atom |
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Questions about this item
Which memory configuration should I choose — 2133 MHz or 2400 MHz DDR4?
Both speeds are supported in four-channel mode; 2400 MHz modules will run at their rated frequency, while 2133 MHz modules run at the lower speed, and each of the eight slots accepts up to 32 GB for a 256 GB maximum.
What does the 256 GB maximum memory figure mean once the board is installed in a system?
It is the total capacity across all eight DDR4 slots when each slot is populated with a 32 GB module, giving four-channel bandwidth for mining or compute workloads.
How many GPUs can the PCIe x16 and x1 slots actually support for mining?
The board provides one PCIe x16 slot and two PCIe x1 slots; with riser cables the x1 slots can each host a GPU, allowing up to five graphics cards in total.
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