Spec score 8.8
LGA2011-3, E-ATX, DDR4, 256GB
+Dual CPU support for multi-processor workloads
+Supports up to 256GB of RAM
+Four PCIe x16 slots for multiple expansion cards
−Large E-ATX form factor needs a full-size case
−Uses the older LGA2011-3 socket
$184.99
as of 11/04/2026 07:07 PST - DetailsProduct details
$184.99as of 11/04/2026 07:07 PST - Details
View on AmazonSpec score8.8
Pros
+Dual CPU support for multi-processor workloads
+Supports up to 256GB of RAM
+Four PCIe x16 slots for multiple expansion cards
+Ten SATA ports for many storage drives
+Two M.2 slots for fast SSDs
Cons−Large E-ATX form factor needs a full-size case
−Uses the older LGA2011-3 socket
Compared with the 2 motherboards on this page+4 pcie x16 slots: the most pcie x16 slots of the 34 here
+256GB maximum memory: the highest maximum memory of the 7 here
+10 sata ports: the most sata ports of the 16 here
+2 m.2 slots: only 9 of 45 here have more m.2 slots
−1G: 45 of the 63 here have a higher wired lan
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