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Processor & Chipset Intel S2600CWTR
Chipset Manufacturer:
Intel
Chipset Model:
C612
Total Processor Supported:
2
Processor Socket:
Socket LGA 2011-v3
Processor Supported:
Xeon
Memory Intel S2600CWTR
Number of Memory Slots:
16
Memory Form Factor:
DIMM, RDIMM, LRDIMM
Maximum Memory:
1 TB
Memory Technology:
DDR4 SDRAM
Memory Speed Supported:
2.13 GHz, 1.87 GHz, 1.60 GHz
I/O Controller Intel S2600CWTR
RAID Supported:
Yes
RAID Levels:
0, 1, 10
Video Intel S2600CWTR
Onboard Video:
On-board Video Chipset
Graphics Controller Manufacturer:
Intel
Network & Communication Intel S2600CWTR
10Gigabit Ethernet:
Yes
I/O Expansions Intel S2600CWTR
Number of Total Expansion Slots:
6
Total Number of PCI Express Slots:
6
Number of PCI Express x4 Slots:
1
Number of PCI Express x8 Slots:
1
Number of PCI Express x16 Slots:
4
Interfaces/Ports Intel S2600CWTR
Total Number of USB Ports:
7
VGA:
Video Graphics Array
Video Graphics ArrayYes
Onboard Interfaces Intel S2600CWTR
Number of SATA Interfaces:
10
Physical Characteristics Intel S2600CWTR
Form Factor:
SSI EEB
Width:
13" (330.2 mm)
Depth:
12" (304.8 mm)
Miscellaneous Intel S2600CWTR
Package Contents:
Server Board S2600CWTR I/O Shield 2 x SATA Cables Quick Start User's Guide
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