ASRock Rack ROMED8-2T/BCM server motherboard SP3 LGA 4094 8 DDR4 3200 10GbE
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Server motherboard with LGA 2011 socket supporting E5 V2 CPUs, ECC DDR3 memory, NVME M.2 and SATA3 storage
The YINGHUA X79 D2 is a new server motherboard built around the X79 chipset and the LGA 2011 socket. It accepts Intel Atom processors and ECC DDR3 memory for error-correcting reliability in continuous workloads. Storage options include NVME M.2 and SATA3 connections alongside USB 2.0 ports for basic I/O.
This board suits administrators assembling or repairing LGA 2011 systems that require ECC DDR3 support and NVME M.2 storage. Builders needing newer CPU architectures, faster USB standards, or non-ECC memory configurations should look at alternative platforms.
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| Processor | |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Atom |
The board takes an LGA 2011 Intel Atom processor and ECC DDR3 RAM modules.
Yes, the board provides an M.2 slot for NVME storage and USB 2.0 ports for legacy devices.
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