ASRock Rack ROMED8-2T/BCM server motherboard SP3 LGA 4094 8 DDR4 3200 10GbE
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M-ATX server board with LGA2011 socket, dual-channel DDR3 up to 64 GB, onboard NVME M.2, four SATA ports, gigabit LAN and twelve USB 2.0 connections
The YINGHUA X79D 2.0 is an M-ATX server motherboard built around the X79 chipset for LGA2011 Xeon E5-V1/V2 processors. It targets system builders assembling rack or tower servers that need registered ECC memory support and an onboard NVME M.2 interface. The compact 200mm x 180mm form factor suits space-constrained chassis where a full ATX board would not fit.
The board draws power through one 8-pin and one 24-pin connector, feeding the chipset, two DDR3 slots and the expansion slots without auxiliary high-current headers. Passive heatsinks on the X79 chipset and voltage regulators keep temperatures in check under typical server loads while allowing quiet, fanless operation in well-ventilated enclosures. No onboard fan headers beyond the standard CPU connector are documented, so acoustic profile depends entirely on the chosen cooler and case airflow.
The rear I/O provides twelve USB 2.0 ports alongside Gigabit Ethernet and Realtek ALC662 5.1-channel audio for basic console and monitoring tasks. Two SATA 2.0 and two SATA 3.0 ports handle traditional drives, while a single PCI-E 16X and one PCI-E 4X slot accommodate RAID controllers or additional network adapters. No specialised management firmware or proprietary utilities are mentioned, so administrators rely on standard BIOS configuration and OS-level tools.
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| Processor | |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Atom |
Align the gold triangle on the CPU with the socket marker, lower it vertically without pressure, then close the retention lever until it clicks; the 200 mm × 180 mm layout keeps the socket clear of the 24-pin and 8-pin power headers so cables do not obstruct seating.
Reseat DDR3 modules and blow dust from the slots annually; the M.2 NVMe drive has no moving parts but benefits from a firmware update if the drive maker releases one.
The two DDR3 slots cap total memory at 64 GB, so capacity is the first ceiling; bandwidth and latency stay constant until that limit is reached.
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