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Intel DBS2600CW2S S2600CW2 Server Motherboard

Build a Powerful Server with the Intel S2600CW2S Server MotherboardThe Intel S2600CW2S Server Motherboard is designed for building high-performance server systems. Featuring support for dual Intel Xeon processors, ample memory capacity, and multiple PCIe slots, this motherboard provides the found...

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Overview

Build a Powerful Server with the Intel S2600CW2S Server Motherboard

The Intel S2600CW2S Server Motherboard is designed for building high-performance server systems. Featuring support for dual Intel Xeon processors, ample memory capacity, and multiple PCIe slots, this motherboard provides the foundation for a robust and scalable server solution.

Specifications:
  • Chipset: Intel Chipset
  • Socket: Socket R3 (LGA2011-3)
  • Processor Support: 2 x Processor Support
  • Maximum RAM: 2 TB DDR4 SDRAM
  • RAID Supported: Yes
  • On-board Video Chipset: Yes
  • PCIe Slots: 4 x PCIe x16 Slot
  • Form Factor: SSI EEB

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Specifications

Brand
Intel
Model
DBS2600CW2S S2600CW2
Product Type
Server Motherboard

Frequently Asked Questions

The Intel DBS2600CW2S is a server motherboard, designed as a foundational component for server systems.
The available information only specifies the motherboard itself; processors, memory, and other components would need to be sourced separately.
Specific features such as chipset, socket type, and expansion slots are not detailed in the provided information, requiring further research.
As an Intel server motherboard, it is intended for server applications, but its precise performance capabilities would depend on compatible components, which are not detailed here.