SupermicroSpec score 8.7
LGA2011, E-ATX, DDR4, 8 Memory slots
+Intel C612 chipset for server-class platforms
+Supports up to 1024 GB of DDR4 memory
+ECC memory support for error correction
−E-ATX form factor needs a larger case
$260.00
as of 11/04/2026 07:10 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.7
Pros+Intel C612 chipset for server-class platforms
+Supports up to 1024 GB of DDR4 memory
+ECC memory support for error correction
+Eight RAM slots for expanding memory
+Dual LGA2011 sockets for two processors
Cons−E-ATX form factor needs a larger case
Compared with the 11 motherboards on this page+1TB maximum memory: the highest maximum memory of the 17 here
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GenericSpec score 8.4
LGA2011-3, E-ATX, DDR4, 8 Memory slots
+Dual CPU socket design for high processing capacity
+Eight DDR4 slots supporting up to 512GB
+Three PCIe x16 slots for expansion cards
−Large E-ATX form factor needs a spacious case
−1G network speed is slower than newer boards
$259.90
as of 11/03/2026 23:31 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.4
Pros+Dual CPU socket design for high processing capacity
+Eight DDR4 slots supporting up to 512GB
+Three PCIe x16 slots for expansion cards
+Ten SATA ports and two M.2 slots
Cons−Large E-ATX form factor needs a spacious case
−1G network speed is slower than newer boards
Compared with the 11 motherboards on this page+2 m.2 slots: the most m.2 slots of the 7 here
+10 sata ports: the most sata ports of the 18 here
+3 pcie x16 slots: only 3 of 18 here have more pcie x16 slots
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WisoquSpec score 8.2
LGA2011-3, DDR4, 8 Memory slots, 128GB
+Eight memory slots support up to 128GB of RAM
+ECC memory support for error-checking
+Seven PCIe x16 slots for expansion cards
−Uses DDR4 memory, an older standard than DDR5
$253.28
as of 11/04/2026 08:11 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.2
Pros+Eight memory slots support up to 128GB of RAM
+ECC memory support for error-checking
+Seven PCIe x16 slots for expansion cards
+One M.2 slot for fast storage
Cons−Uses DDR4 memory, an older standard than DDR5
Compared with the 11 motherboards on this page+7 pcie x16 slots: the most pcie x16 slots of the 18 here
−1 m.2 slots: 6 of the 7 here have more m.2 slots
−128GB maximum memory: 13 of the 17 here have a higher maximum memory
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SupermicroSpec score 8.1
LGA2011, DDR4, 8 Memory slots, 512GB
+ECC memory support for error-checking RAM
+Ten SATA ports for many drives
+1G LAN speed
−Only one PCIe x16 slot
−Supports up to 512 GB of RAM
$788.44
as of 11/04/2026 00:23 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.1
Pros+ECC memory support for error-checking RAM
+Ten SATA ports for many drives
+1G LAN speed
Cons−Only one PCIe x16 slot
−Supports up to 512 GB of RAM
Compared with the 11 motherboards on this page+10 sata ports: the most sata ports of the 18 here
−1 pcie x16 slots: 12 of the 18 here have more pcie x16 slots
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Zunate
LGA2011, 8 Memory slots
+Dual socket LGA2011 for two processors
+Eight RAM slots for large memory capacity
+C602 chipset for server and workstation use
−Supports DDR3 memory only
$127.16
as of 11/04/2026 09:07 PST - DetailsProduct details
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VvikizySpec score 7.6
LGA2011, ATX, 8 Memory slots, 256GB
+Eight memory slots support up to 256GB of RAM
+ECC memory support for error-checking
+Multiple PCIe 3.0 slots for expansion cards
−Uses DDR3 memory, which is an older standard
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Spec score7.6
Pros+Eight memory slots support up to 256GB of RAM
+ECC memory support for error-checking
+Multiple PCIe 3.0 slots for expansion cards
+Gigabit LAN for wired networking
Cons−Uses DDR3 memory, which is an older standard
Compared with the 11 motherboards on this page−256GB maximum memory: 9 of the 17 here have a higher maximum memory
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LyzeousSpec score 8.0
LGA2011-3, DDR4, 8 Memory slots, 2 PCIe x16 slots
+Supports dual CPU configurations
+Eight RAM slots for large memory capacity
+Six SATA ports for many storage drives
$102.53
as of 11/04/2026 00:04 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.0
Pros+Supports dual CPU configurations
+Eight RAM slots for large memory capacity
+Six SATA ports for many storage drives
+Two PCIe x16 slots for multiple graphics cards
Compared with the 11 motherboards on this page−6 sata ports: 13 of the 18 here have more sata ports
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SupermicroSpec score 7.6
LGA2011, 8 Memory slots, 256GB, 1G
+Supports ECC memory
+Eight RAM slots for large memory capacity
+Supports up to 256 GB of RAM
$398.95
as of 11/04/2026 07:10 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score7.6
Pros+Supports ECC memory
+Eight RAM slots for large memory capacity
+Supports up to 256 GB of RAM
+1G LAN ports
Compared with the 11 motherboards on this page−256GB maximum memory: 9 of the 17 here have a higher maximum memory
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SupermicroSpec score 8.5
LGA2011, E-ATX, DDR4, 8 Memory slots
+Supports up to 1024 GB of RAM
+Supports ECC memory
+Eight RAM slots
−E-ATX form factor needs a large case
$696.99
as of 11/04/2026 07:10 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.5
Pros+Supports up to 1024 GB of RAM
+Supports ECC memory
+Eight RAM slots
+Ten SATA ports for storage expansion
+1G LAN ports
Cons−E-ATX form factor needs a large case
Compared with the 11 motherboards on this page+1TB maximum memory: the highest maximum memory of the 17 here
+10 sata ports: the most sata ports of the 18 here
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WisoquSpec score 7.4
LGA2011-3, E-ATX, DDR4, 8 Memory slots
+Eight memory slots support up to 64GB of RAM
+ECC memory support for error-checking
+Gigabit LAN for wired networking
−Maximum memory of 64GB limits large workloads
−Extended ATX size needs a large case
$246.27
as of 11/04/2026 08:11 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score7.4
Pros+Eight memory slots support up to 64GB of RAM
+ECC memory support for error-checking
+Gigabit LAN for wired networking
Cons−Maximum memory of 64GB limits large workloads
−Extended ATX size needs a large case
Compared with the 11 motherboards on this page−64GB maximum memory: 16 of the 17 here have a higher maximum memory
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RuitutedianziSpec score 8.0
LGA2011-3, DDR4, 8 Memory slots, 2 PCIe x16 slots
+Supports dual CPU configurations
+Eight RAM slots for large memory capacity
+Six SATA ports for storage
$94.22
as of 11/04/2026 07:06 PST - DetailsProduct details
Spec score8.0
Pros+Supports dual CPU configurations
+Eight RAM slots for large memory capacity
+Six SATA ports for storage
+Two PCIe x16 slots
Compared with the 11 motherboards on this page−6 sata ports: 13 of the 18 here have more sata ports
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