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HUANANZHI X99 QD4 LGA 2011-3 Xeon Motherboard Combo Kit
A complete LGA 2011-3 combo pairing the HUANANZHI X99 QD4 board with an Intel Xeon E5 2667 V4 and DDR4 RECC memory in one kit
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Overview
Key Features
Compatible with [CPU Socket] series processors, wide hardware compatibility
Efficient heat sink design to reduce operating temperature
Rigorous factory testing, stable and durable for daily use, office and gaming
Specifications
Brand
JYJHDBB
Model
HUANANZHI X99 QD4
Socket
LGA 2011-3
Included Processor
Intel Xeon E5 2667 V4
Memory Type
DDR4 RECC
Storage Support
NVMe and SATA
Cooling
Efficient heat sink design
Kit Type
Motherboard, CPU, and memory combo
Frequently Asked Questions
What comes included in the HUANANZHI X99 QD4 combo kit?
The kit bundles the LGA 2011-3 motherboard, an Intel Xeon E5 2667 V4 processor, and DDR4 RECC memory, so the core components are matched to work together out of the box.
What kind of memory does this X99 QD4 board require?
It uses DDR4 RECC (registered ECC) memory, which is included in the combo. Note that RECC modules differ from standard desktop DDR4 and are typically pricier and less common.
Can I install NVMe and SATA drives on this motherboard?
Yes. The board supports both NVMe solid-state drives and SATA storage, letting you combine a fast boot drive with larger-capacity disks in the same build.
Which processors fit the LGA 2011-3 socket on this board?
The socket accepts Intel Xeon E5 series processors, and the kit ships with the Xeon E5 2667 V4. The listing cites wide hardware compatibility across that processor family.
Is this combo kit suitable for gaming as well as office work?
The manufacturer positions it for daily use, office, and gaming, citing factory testing for stability. Its Xeon core count also suits multi-threaded workloads beyond basic tasks.
Does the listing specify the board's form factor and chipset?
No. Details like chipset, form factor, RAM slot count, and maximum capacity aren't stated in the source listing, so confirm those with the seller before buying to ensure case fit and upgrade plans.