Which CPUs does it support?

It takes Socket 2011-3 processors, so Intel Xeon E5-2600 v3 and v4 series server chips. Two can be installed at once.

Do I need a graphics card?

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

What memory does it take?

Server DDR3 DIMMs at 1066, 1333 or 1600 MHz. It does not accept DDR4.

How many drives can I connect?

Ten SATA ports plus two M.2 slots, enough for a large NAS array.

The motherboard, one switch cable and one SATA cable. CPUs, memory, cooler and drives are not included.

What power supply does it need?

A 24-pin main connector plus two 8-pin CPU power connectors, so a supply with dual EPS cables.

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X99 Dual-Socket LGA2011-3 Server Motherboard

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$131.03at WalmartChecked Nov 10

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X99 Dual-Socket LGA2011-3 Server Motherboard

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$131.03at WalmartChecked Nov 10

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Last seen at $131.03 at Walmart on Nov 10.

Our take on the X99 Dual-Socket LGA2011-3 Server Motherboard

An unbranded extended ATX board built around the X99 chipset with two LGA2011-3 sockets for Intel Xeon E5 v3 and v4 server CPUs. It pairs those sockets with DDR3 DIMM slots, ten SATA ports, two M.2 slots and a PCI-E x16 slot for a dedicated graphics card. This is a budget platform for a home lab, NAS or render box that wants many cores and lots of drive bays rather than modern I/O. It lacks onboard video, so a discrete card is required, and it trades the DDR4 and PCIe 3.0 of branded X99 boards for cheaper DDR3 and older server parts.

Best forHome lab and virtualization builds on used Xeon CPUsNAS or media server with many drivesBudget multi-core workstation or render nodeBuilders comfortable with server-grade tinkering

Pros

Two LGA2011-3 sockets for high core counts
Ten SATA ports for large drive arrays
Two M.2 slots plus a PCI-E x16 slot
DDR3 DIMM slots keep memory costs down
Extended ATX layout with room for expansion

Cons

No onboard video; a discrete GPU is required
DDR3 only, not DDR4 like branded X99 boards
Unbranded board with limited documentation and BIOS support
Older platform with no modern USB or PCIe generations

X99 Dual-Socket LGA2011-3 Server Motherboard prices at every store

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About the X99 Dual-Socket LGA2011-3 Server Motherboard

This is an X99 dual-socket server motherboard in the Extended ATX form factor. It has two CPU sockets and supports dual-socket Socket 2011-3 server CPUs.

It uses server DDR3 memory at 1066, 1333 or 1600 speeds. Storage connects through 10 SATA interfaces and 2 M.2 interfaces. There is no onboard video output, so it needs a dedicated PCI-E graphics card. Audio comes from an integrated Realtek ALC chip, and an onboard network adapter provides networking.

Chipset: X99
CPU sockets: 2 x Socket 2011-3 (LGA2011-3)
CPU support: Dual-socket 2011-3 series server CPUs
Memory: Server DDR3 DIMM, 1066/1333/1600
Storage: 10 x SATA, 2 x M.2
Graphics: No onboard graphics; requires a PCI-E dedicated graphics card
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, PS/2
Audio: Integrated Realtek ALC audio chip
Network: Onboard network adapter
Power connectors: 2 x 8-pin, 1 x 24-pin
Floppy slot: None
Form factor: Extended ATX
Dimensions: 33 x 30 cm
Material: PCB
Color: Black
In the box: 1 x motherboard, 1 x switch cable (random color), 1 x SATA cable (random color)

Questions and answers

Which CPUs does it support?: It takes Socket 2011-3 processors, so Intel Xeon E5-2600 v3 and v4 series server chips. Two can be installed at once.
Do I need a graphics card?: Yes. There is no onboard video output, so a PCI-E graphics card is required for display.
What memory does it take?: Server DDR3 DIMMs at 1066, 1333 or 1600 MHz. It does not accept DDR4.
How many drives can I connect?: Ten SATA ports plus two M.2 slots, enough for a large NAS array.
What is in the box?: The motherboard, one switch cable and one SATA cable. CPUs, memory, cooler and drives are not included.
What power supply does it need?: A 24-pin main connector plus two 8-pin CPU power connectors, so a supply with dual EPS cables.
Where is the X99 Dual-Socket LGA2011-3 Server Motherboard cheapest?: At Walmart, for $131.03, as of our latest check.