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Supports Intel Xeon E5 processors with DDR3 ECC REG memory, M.2 NVMe storage and integrated Wi-Fi on an LGA2011-3 server board
The YINGHUA X99 TF is a new server motherboard built around the X99 chipset and an LGA 2011-3 socket. It accepts Intel Xeon E5 processors and DDR3 ECC registered memory. An M.2 slot provides NVME storage connectivity and a WIFI interface is included for wireless networking.
This board fits builders assembling a server or workstation around Xeon E5 CPUs and DDR3 ECC REG modules. It is not suited for configurations that need DDR3 non-ECC memory, processors outside the Xeon E5 line, or boards without an M.2 NVME slot and integrated WIFI.
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| Processor | |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Atom |
The board is built around an Intel Atom CPU, which typically runs at very low TDP, so sustained power draw stays modest even during all-day workloads.
You must supply a compatible LGA2011-3 Xeon E5 CPU and registered DDR3 ECC memory; the board will not operate without both installed.
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