ASRock Rack ROMED8-2T/BCM server motherboard SP3 LGA 4094 8 DDR4 3200 10GbE
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LGA2011-V3 server board with E5-2673 V3 CPU, four DDR3 slots up to 128 GB, M.2 NVME, PCI-E X16 and SATA 3.0
The YINGHUA X99H is a new server motherboard bundled with an E5-2673 V3 processor. It uses the B85 chipset and the LGA2011-V3 socket. The package includes a thermal pad, switch cable, SATA cable and baffle. It is aimed at builders assembling a compact server or workstation platform.
This board suits users who need four DDR3 slots supporting up to 128 GB total capacity. It also provides one M.2 NVME slot, one SATA 3.0 port, two SATA 2.0 ports and a PCI Express X16 graphics slot. Builders who require more than four memory slots, additional M.2 connectors or integrated wireless networking should look at other platforms.
The CPU socket is LGA2011-V3 and the included processor is an E5-2673 V3 running at 1600 MHz bus speed. Memory must be DDR3 and server and ordinary modules cannot be mixed. This socket and memory combination determines whether the board fits the intended build.
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| Processor | |
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| Processor | Intel Atom |
The board has four DDR3 slots supporting up to 32 GB per module for a maximum of 128 GB; server and standard DDR3 cannot be mixed.
Yes, the motherboard includes two SATA 2.0 ports and one SATA 3.0 port, so both older and newer SATA drives are compatible.
Enter the BIOS on first boot; the M.2 NVMe interface should list the installed drive under storage devices.
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