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YINGHUA X79 M-ATX server motherboard, LGA 2011 socket, DDR3 slots, NVME M.2 slot, dark PCB

YINGHUA

YINGHUA X79 G A M-ATX LGA 2011 DDR3 NVME server motherboard

SKU CH-SGR9-BN8YE

M-ATX server board with LGA 2011 socket, dual-channel DDR3 memory and NVMe M.2 support

  • ProcessorIntel Atom
  • LGA 2011 socket fits XEON E5 V1 V2 CPUs
  • Dual-channel DDR3 support boosts memory bandwidth
  • M.2 slot enables NVME storage speed
  • Micro-ATX form factor suits compact server builds

LGA 2011 server board

The YINGHUA X79 G A M-ATX motherboard fits LGA 2011 processors and runs dual-channel DDR3 memory. An onboard M.2 slot provides NVMe storage support for fast boot and data volumes. This new board targets compact server or workstation builds.

Suits builders assembling Xeon E5 V1

Buyers needing quad-channel memory bandwidth or a larger ATX form factor should look elsewhere. The board does not support newer CPU generations beyond the specified V1 and V2 families. It also lacks ECC validation details for mission-critical deployments.

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Price $66.99
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Specifications

Processor
ProcessorIntel Atom

Questions about this item

What case and power connectors does the M-ATX X79 board require?

It uses the standard M-ATX mounting pattern and a 24-pin ATX plus 8-pin CPU power connector.

Which slot does the NVME M.2 drive occupy, and what BIOS setting enables it?

Install the drive in the M.2 slot, then enable NVME boot support in the BIOS before installing the OS.

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