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Specifications

  • Brand Name: HUANANZHI
  • Ports: PCI-Express X16
  • Ports: PS2
  • Ports: USB 3.0
  • Ports: SATA
  • Ports: USB 2.0
  • Quality Certification: NONE
  • Chipset: Intel X79
  • Socket Type: LGA 2011
  • Item Condition: New
  • Memory Type: DDR3
  • Application: Desktop
  • Origin: CN(Origin)
  • Hard Drive Interface: 4*SATA2.0; 2*SATA3.0
  • Memory channel: Four
  • CPU Type: Intel
  • Model Number: X79
  • Launch Date: 2013
  • Graphics Card Type: Non-Integrated
  • With CPU: No
  • Maximum Ram Capacity: 64 GB
  • Chipset Manufacturer: Intel
  • Form Factor: ATX
  • Memory Bank: 4 ddr3
  • Model Number: Huananzhi X79

HUANANZHI X79 motherboard golden LGA2011 ATX USB3.0 SATA3 PCI-E NVME M.2 SSD support REG ECC memory and Xeon E5 processor

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Customer Reviews

Anonymous
November 5, 2020

Reasonably priced for functionality. The dip switch position comes in default in SATA 3. To use m.2 you need to change the switches. Take note not to get it wrong which may cause a short. You cannot have both SATA 3 and m.2 on at the same time. So far everything seems to be functional, will update if anything happens

Two months on, everything is okay so far.

Anonymous
November 5, 2020

Reasonably priced for functionality. The dip switch position comes in default in SATA 3. To use m.2 you need to change the switches. Take note not to get it wrong which may cause a short. You cannot have both SATA 3 and m.2 on at the same time. So far everything seems to be functional, will update if anything happens

Anonymous