Which CPUs does the X99G757 support?

The listing names Xeon E5 2666, 2673, 2676, 2678 and 2696V3. These are LGA 2011-3 parts, so check your CPU's socket and that the board's BIOS recognizes it before buying.

No. It uses DDR3 at 1600MHz in dual channel. Xeon E5 v3 chips are usually paired with DDR4, so confirm your memory is DDR3 before building.

Can I run two graphics cards?

No. There is one PCIe x16 slot and multiple graphics cards are not supported. Plan on a single dedicated GPU.

How fast are the storage ports?

The drive interface is SATA II, which caps at about 3Gbps. There is no NVMe slot, so fast SSDs will run well below their rated speed.

What comes in the box?

The motherboard and one switch cable. CPU, memory, cooler, graphics card and drives are not included.

Is the chipset the same on every board?

No. The chipset is listed as HM55/PM55 supplied at random by batch, and printed text and part colors can differ between batches. Ask the seller which chipset your board has if it matters to you.

Where is the X99G757 Desktop PC Motherboard cheapest?

At Walmart, for $46.07, as of our latest check.

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X99G757 Desktop PC Motherboard

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X99G757 Desktop PC Motherboard

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Our take on the X99G757 Desktop PC Motherboard

The X99G757 is an unbranded M-ATX motherboard built around LGA 2011-3 Xeon E5 v3 chips such as the E5 2666, 2676 and 2696V3. It pairs those CPUs with DDR3 memory at 1600MHz in dual channel, a single PCIe x16 slot for a dedicated graphics card and SATA II drive ports. That mix is unusual: Xeon E5 v3 normally takes DDR4, so this board is a budget route to a many-core workstation rather than a modern platform. It suits builders assembling a cheap multi-core render or home-server box who accept SATA II speeds and one GPU. Against branded X99 boards it loses NVMe, USB 3.1 and overclocking headroom, and the chipset printed on the board varies by batch.

Best forBudget multi-core workstation buildsHome lab and server tinkerersBuilders reusing DDR3 and a Xeon E5 v3 CPUSecondary render or encoding rig

Pros

Takes cheap many-core Xeon E5 v3 processors
M-ATX size fits compact cases
Dual-channel DDR3 at 1600MHz keeps memory cost low
One PCIe x16 slot for a dedicated graphics card
Simple layout with few extras to configure

Cons

SATA II only, so drives cap at 3Gbps
DDR3 rather than the DDR4 Xeon E5 v3 normally uses
No multiple graphics card support
Chipset printed on the board varies by batch
Unbranded, with no vendor support or BIOS updates promised

X99G757 Desktop PC Motherboard prices at every store

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$46.07Free shippingChecked Nov 10
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About the X99G757 Desktop PC Motherboard

The X99G757 is a desktop motherboard in the M-ATX form factor. It is built on a PCB and uses a dedicated graphics card. The graphics slot is PCI Express 16X.

Memory is DDR3 at up to 1600MHz in dual-channel mode. Storage connects through a SATA II interface.

The printed text and the color of some parts may differ between batches. This does not affect use.

Model: X99G757
Part number: X99G757-3
Type: Desktop motherboard
Form factor: M-ATX
Chipset: HM55/PM55 (varies)
Memory: DDR3, 1600MHz, dual channel
Graphics: Dedicated graphics card, PCI Express 16X
Storage interface: SATA II
Network cards: 1 supported
Multiple GPUs: Not supported
Material: PCB
Color: White and red
In the box: 1 x motherboard, 1 x switch cable (random color)

Specifications

size: M-ATXSource

Questions and answers

Which CPUs does the X99G757 support?: The listing names Xeon E5 2666, 2673, 2676, 2678 and 2696V3. These are LGA 2011-3 parts, so check your CPU's socket and that the board's BIOS recognizes it before buying.
Does it take DDR4?: No. It uses DDR3 at 1600MHz in dual channel. Xeon E5 v3 chips are usually paired with DDR4, so confirm your memory is DDR3 before building.
Can I run two graphics cards?: No. There is one PCIe x16 slot and multiple graphics cards are not supported. Plan on a single dedicated GPU.
How fast are the storage ports?: The drive interface is SATA II, which caps at about 3Gbps. There is no NVMe slot, so fast SSDs will run well below their rated speed.
What comes in the box?: The motherboard and one switch cable. CPU, memory, cooler, graphics card and drives are not included.
Is the chipset the same on every board?: No. The chipset is listed as HM55/PM55 supplied at random by batch, and printed text and part colors can differ between batches. Ask the seller which chipset your board has if it matters to you.
Where is the X99G757 Desktop PC Motherboard cheapest?: At Walmart, for $46.07, as of our latest check.