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Green rectangular server motherboard with silver CPU socket, black memory slots, and silver M.2 slot

YINGHUA

YINGHUA X99 QD3 LGA 2011-3 E5 2666 V3 32GB DDR3 NVME server motherboard

SKU CH-RC2V-GM2TH

LGA 2011-3 server motherboard kit includes E5 2666 V3 processor, 32GB DDR3 RECC memory and NVME support

  • CPU TypeIntel Atom
  • Ready-to-deploy kit with E5 2666 V3 installed
  • 32 GB DDR3 RECC memory included for error correction
  • NVME support enables high-speed storage
  • X99 QD3 platform on LGA 2011-3 socket

YINGHUA X99 QD3 Kit

This YINGHUA kit provides an X99 QD3 motherboard with an LGA 2011-3 socket, an E5 2666 V3 processor and 32 GB of DDR3 RECC memory. NVME support is included for fast storage. The board uses an Intel Atom CPU type according to the specifications.

Who This Suits And Who It Does Not

The kit suits builders who want a ready-to-run X99 platform with processor and memory already matched. Buyers who want more memory capacity or a different memory type should look at other options. Those needing a specific CPU family not listed here will need a different board.

Highlights

  • Ready-to-deploy kit with E5 2666 V3 installed
  • 32 GB DDR3 RECC memory included for error correction
  • NVME support enables high-speed storage
  • X99 QD3 platform on LGA 2011-3 socket

Specifications

CPU TypeIntel Atom

Questions about this item

What socket and processor are included in the X99 QD3 kit?

The kit uses an LGA 2011-3 socket and includes an Intel E5 2666 V3 processor.

How do I install the 32 GB DDR3 RECC memory correctly?

Populate the DDR3 slots with the supplied 32 GB RECC modules, ensuring each module clicks fully into its latch; the common mistake is leaving one side partially seated, which prevents the system from posting.

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