ASUS X99-M WS/SE specs
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CPU Features ASUS X99-M WS/SE
Make:
Intel
Socket:
LGA2011-3
Support for multi-core processors:
Yes
Memory features ASUS X99-M WS/SE
Type:
DDR4 DIMM
Max. size:
64 Gb
The number of slots:
4
Memory Speed ASUS X99-M WS/SE
Minimal:
1 866 MHz
Maximum:
3 200 MHz
Memory mode ASUS X99-M WS/SE
Four channel:
Yes
Chipset Feature ASUS X99-M WS/SE
Make:
Intel
Name:
Intel X99
BIOS:
AMI
Support EFI:
Yes
Expansion Slots ASUS X99-M WS/SE
PCI-E 16x:
3
PCI-E 1x:
1
PCI Express 3.0:
Yes
Disk controllers ASUS X99-M WS/SE
SATA ASUS X99-M WS/SE
Controller SATA:
Serial Advanced Technology Attachment
Serial Advanced Technology AttachmentYes
Mode SATA RAID:
0, 1, 5, 10
The number of SATA connectors:
8
Number of SATA 6Gb/s connectors:
8
Number of slots M.2:
1
SAS ASUS X99-M WS/SE
Controller SAS:
No
Ethernet ASUS X99-M WS/SE
Ethernet:
1000 Mbit/s
Audio/Video ASUS X99-M WS/SE
Manufacturer sound chip:
Realtek
Sound chip:
Realtek ALC1150
Sound scheme:
7.1
Integrated graphics:
No
Connectors and Interfaces ASUS X99-M WS/SE
The number of USB connectors:
14
DisplayPort:
No
Coaxial output on the back panel:
No
S / PDIF out:
Yes
The number of the COM-ports:
1
GAME/MIDI:
No
LPT: Line Print Terminal
Line Print TerminalNo
LPT on the back panel:
No
TV-out:
No
S-Video-out on the back panel:
No
Component video output on the back panel:
No
D-Sub on the back panel:
No
DVI on the back panel:
No
HDMI on the back panel:
No
PS/2 (keyboard) connector:
Yes
PS/2 (keyboard) connector on the back panel:
Yes
PS/2 (mouse) connector:
Yes
PS/2 (mouse) connector on the back panel:
Yes
Main power connector:
24-pin
CPU power connector:
8-pin
Form Factor:
mATX
Type of cooling system:
passive
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