WTB: X99 (LGA 2011-3) Motherboard

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#318185 24-Dec-2024 00:41

Existing board appears to have just died and I've got more DDR4 RDIMMs than I'd like to replace just yet, and there aren't really other platforms that take them easily.

Does anyone have such a board lying around?

Wellington ideally. Cheers.

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#3324039 24-Dec-2024 07:44

I just found one of these boards X99-deluxe and got the best possible xeon it supports and started using it. Would have sold it to you if you had asked last week..

I'm interested in the DDR4 RDIMMs if you want to sell.. I only have 3 x 8GB on my board. Want 8 x 8GB

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#3324046 24-Dec-2024 08:10

36ASF2G72PZ-2G3 interested in two 16gb rdimms?

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#3324049 24-Dec-2024 08:23

The X99 board only takes 8GB RDIMMs from what I can see..

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#3324124 24-Dec-2024 10:43

rdrrdr:

I just found one of these boards X99-deluxe and got the best possible xeon it supports and started using it. Would have sold it to you if you had asked last week..

I'm interested in the DDR4 RDIMMs if you want to sell.. I only have 3 x 8GB on my board. Want 8 x 8GB

Always the way...

rdrrdr:

The X99 board only takes 8GB RDIMMs from what I can see..

I had the Asus X99-Pro and can confirm that 4x16GB RDIMMs workT perfectly fine. There's 16GB RDIMMs on the QVL, too.

Will definitely consider selling the RAM if I change platform.

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#3324128 24-Dec-2024 10:52

SomeoneSomewhere:

I had the Asus X99-Pro and can confirm that 4x16GB RDIMMs workT perfectly fine. There's 16GB RDIMMs on the QVL, too.

Will definitely consider selling the RAM if I change platform.

Hm.. Let me take another look at what the x99-deluxe supports. Maybe different X99 models support different RDIMM capacities.

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#3324131 24-Dec-2024 10:55

This is what I found: https://dlcdnets.asus.com/pub/ASUS/mb/LGA2011/X99-A/X99_Series_DRAM_QVL0603.pdf?model=X99-DELUXE

The main specification pages seem to have been taken down.

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#3324133 24-Dec-2024 10:55

Don't most x99 not use rdimms, and if they do, they don't work in ECC mode?

C612 or C620 might be a better replacement board? I have the EPC612D8, with 2 broken dimm slots, hence the spare mem :(.

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#3324134 24-Dec-2024 10:56

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#3324135 24-Dec-2024 10:57

Psilan:

Don't most x99 not use rdimms, and if they do, they don't work in ECC mode?

C612 or C620 might be a better replacement board? I have the EPC612D8, with 2 broken dimm slots, hence the spare mem :(.

I believe RDIMMs work in non-ECC mode with an i7 chip, but you can put a <$100 refurb Xeon E5 into them and get ECC.