No. It uses DDR3 DIMMs at 1066, 1333 or 1600, so standard DDR4 X99 kits will not fit.

Socket 2011-3 server processors, and it supports two of them at once. Check your CPU's QPI and memory support before pairing two.

Do I need a graphics card?

Yes. There is no onboard video output, so a PCI-E graphics card is required for a display.

How many drives can I connect?

Ten SATA drives plus two M.2 drives.

What power supply do I need?

The board takes a 24-pin main connector and two 8-pin CPU connectors, so choose a PSU with both 8-pin EPS cables and enough wattage for two CPUs.

The motherboard only. Cables, cooler mounts and other accessories are not included.

Where is the Server Dual-Socket X99 DDR3 Motherboard cheapest?

At Walmart, for $120.48, as of our latest check.

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Server Dual-Socket X99 DDR3 Motherboard

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Server Dual-Socket X99 DDR3 Motherboard

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$120.48at WalmartChecked Nov 10

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Our take on the Server Dual-Socket X99 DDR3 Motherboard

This is an unbranded extended-ATX board built around the X99 chipset with two Socket 2011-3 CPU slots, aimed at cheap dual-Xeon server builds. It takes DDR3 DIMMs at 1066/1333/1600, not the DDR4 that most X99 boards use, so memory comes from older server stock. Ten SATA ports, two M.2 slots and four USB 3.0 rear ports cover storage and peripherals, but there is no onboard video: you need a PCI-E graphics card to get a display. It suits hobbyists assembling a budget multi-core workstation or home lab who accept unbranded firmware and thin documentation.

Best forBudget dual-Xeon home lab buildsMulti-core rendering or encoding on a tight budgetBuilders with spare DDR3 server memoryStorage-heavy builds needing many SATA ports

Pros

Two Socket 2011-3 CPU slots for high core counts
Ten SATA ports for large drive arrays
Two M.2 slots onboard
DDR3 DIMM support lets you reuse old server memory
Extended ATX layout with room for dual coolers

Cons

DDR3 only, so no DDR4 and slower memory bandwidth than standard X99 boards
No onboard video; a discrete PCI-E card is required
Unbranded board with limited BIOS support and documentation
Two 8-pin plus 24-pin power means a strong PSU is needed
Extended ATX needs a large case

Server Dual-Socket X99 DDR3 Motherboard prices at every store

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About the Server Dual-Socket X99 DDR3 Motherboard

This is a dual-socket motherboard built on the X99 chipset. It has two CPU sockets that support Socket 2011-3 server processors. It uses the Ext ATX form factor and measures 33 x 30 cm.

It takes server DDR3 memory at 1066, 1333 or 1600 through DDR3 DIMM slots. It offers 10 SATA interfaces and 2 M.2 interfaces, plus a PCI-E graphics card slot. Video output requires a dedicated PCI-E graphics card. Sound and network adapter chips are integrated on the board.

Chipset: X99
CPU sockets: 2, Socket 2011-3
CPU support: Dual-socket 2011-3 series server CPUs
Memory: Server DDR3 1066/1333/1600, DDR3 DIMM slots
Storage: 10 SATA interfaces, 2 M.2 interfaces
Expansion: PCI-E graphics card slot
Rear USB: 4 x USB 3.0, 4 x USB 2.0
Front USB: 2 x USB 2.0, 1 x USB 3.0
External ports: USB, audio, network adapter, PS/2
Audio: Integrated Realtek ALC audio chip
Network: Onboard network adapter
Graphics: No onboard video; requires a PCI-E graphics card
Power connectors: 2 x 8-pin, 1 x 24-pin
Floppy slot: None
Form factor: Ext ATX
Dimensions: 33 x 30 cm (measurement error of +/- 1-3 cm)
Material: PCB
Color: Black
In the box: 1 x motherboard

Questions and answers

Does it take DDR4?: No. It uses DDR3 DIMMs at 1066, 1333 or 1600, so standard DDR4 X99 kits will not fit.
Which CPUs fit?: Socket 2011-3 server processors, and it supports two of them at once. Check your CPU's QPI and memory support before pairing two.
Do I need a graphics card?: Yes. There is no onboard video output, so a PCI-E graphics card is required for a display.
How many drives can I connect?: Ten SATA drives plus two M.2 drives.
What power supply do I need?: The board takes a 24-pin main connector and two 8-pin CPU connectors, so choose a PSU with both 8-pin EPS cables and enough wattage for two CPUs.
What is in the box?: The motherboard only. Cables, cooler mounts and other accessories are not included.
Where is the Server Dual-Socket X99 DDR3 Motherboard cheapest?: At Walmart, for $120.48, as of our latest check.