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Green rectangular server motherboard with dual CPU sockets and multiple expansion slots

WMtec

WMtec X99 F8 Server Motherboard Dual Xeon DDR4 3200 REG ECC NVME USB 3.0

SKU CH-4QJV-G0HNM

Server motherboard supporting dual Xeon CPUs with DDR4 3200 REG ECC memory, NVME and USB 3.0 connectivity

  • ProcessorDual Intel Xeon
  • Dual Xeon support scales multi-threaded workloads
  • DDR4 3200 REG ECC memory protects data integrity
  • NVME storage interface accelerates I/O throughput
  • USB 3.0 ports enable fast peripheral connectivity

Dual Xeon server board for ECC workloads

The WMtec X99 F8 is a new server motherboard built around the X99 platform. It accepts dual Intel Xeon processors and runs DDR4 3200 REG ECC memory for error-corrected capacity. An NVME slot and USB 3.0 ports provide high-speed storage and peripheral connectivity.

Single CPU installations cannot use

This board requires two Xeon CPUs to operate; builders who only need one processor or who plan to use non-ECC memory should choose a different platform.

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Price $266.99
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Specifications

Processor
ProcessorDual Intel Xeon

Questions about this item

How does DDR4 3200 REG ECC memory behave in a dual-Xeon server build?

Registered ECC modules at 3200 MHz add error correction and signal buffering, letting two Xeon CPUs share large memory capacities with stable throughput.

What does the USB 3.0 interface cap in practice?

USB 3.0 tops out at 5 Gbps, so connected storage or peripherals cannot exceed that bandwidth even if the drives themselves are faster.

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