ASUS Pro WS WRX90E-SAGE SE server motherboard
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- Socket sTR5
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X99 server board with E5-2678 V3, 32 GB DDR3 and 256 GB NVME storage
This new motherboard set ships with an E5-2678 V3 processor and 32 GB of DDR3 memory installed as four 8 GB modules. It targets administrators who want a pre-configured platform for virtualisation hosts or storage nodes without assembling parts.
The board provides USB 3.0 ports and an M.2 slot that accepts NVME drives up to 256 GB for rapid OS or cache volumes. Builders needing more than 256 GB of M.2 capacity or a different memory type should look elsewhere.
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| Processor | Intel Atom |
The board provides USB 3.0 ports, which operate at up to 5 Gbps in practice, giving fast data transfer for external drives and peripherals.
It uses a standard X99 form factor, so you need a compatible server chassis or workstation case with matching standoffs and enough clearance for the CPU cooler and 4×8 GB DIMMs.
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