MACHINIST X99 K9 LGA 2011-3 Motherboard for Intel Xeon E5 V3/V4 Core i7 DDR4 M-ATX
$75.99 USD
Sale price
$75.99 USD
Regular price
$129.99 USD
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MACHINIST X99 K9 LGA 2011-3 Motherboard for Intel Xeon E5 V3/V4 Core i7 DDR4 M-ATX
$75.99 USD
Sale price
$75.99 USD
Regular price
$129.99 USD
LGA 2011-V3 Motherboard: Supports Intel Xeon E5 V3/V4 and Core 5th/6th I7 series processors on LGA 2011-V3 sockets (eg. Intel Xeon E5-2696 v3, E5-2666 v3, E5-2680 v3, E5-2630 V4, E5-2650 V4, E5-2680 V4, Intel Core i7-6950X etc.)
4-channel DDR4 Slots: This X99 motherboard has 4 memory slots, compatible with DDR4 ECC, RECC and Non-ECC memory. Support 2133/2400MHz memory clock speed, the maximum capacity is 128GB
Dual M.2 Interfaces: The Intel LGA 2011-3 motherboard has two NVME M.2 interfaces. Both interfaces support PCIe Gen3x4, and each interface can provide an ultra-high transfer rate of 3600MB/s
PCIe Expansion Slots: 1 PCIe 3.0 X16 graphics card slot (steel shell) and 1 PCIe 2.0 X1 slot. The PCle 3.0 protocol supports 8.0 GT/s, and the transmission rate of the X16 channel can reach 32Gb/s. The X1 slot can be used to expand the network card, sound card, and hard disk
Server Chip: This gaming motherboard is equipped with C612 chip. The C612 chipset has rich scalability and reliability features to fully meet the needs of large-scale data processing and virtualization environments
Package Includes: 1*LGA 2011-v3 cooler bracket, 1*SATA cable, 1*I/O shield, 1*motherboard. User manual is not included in the package and can be downloaded from product description page "Product guides and documents" if you need
FAQs
Where can I download the driver
You can download the driver through one of the following links:
https://www.drivethelife.com/
https://www.drivermax.com/
The computer won't power on and the fans don't spin
1. Some motherboards won't boot after removing the CMOS battery. Reinstall the CMOS battery and discharge it (clear CMOS) to resolve.
2. Ask the customer for their CPU model to verify compatibility.
3. Verify power connections: Ensure the motherboard power connector and CPU power connector are securely seated. Check if the case power switch is turned on.
4. Confirm the case power-on cable is properly connected.
5. Test with a known-good power supply to isolate potential issues.
6. Remove all peripherals (graphics card, hard drives, USB devices, etc.) before powering on. (For troubleshooting the case switch, directly short the switch pins with a metal object to bypass the switch mechanism.)
7. Replace the CPU.
No display (fans spin but keyboard lights remain unresponsive when pressing Caps Lock)
1. Reset BIOS/CMOS
2. Verify motherboard power supply and CPU power connector are properly seated
3. Check memory compatibility and correct installation position
4. Verify CPU compatibility
5. Replace CPU to determine if it is faulty
6. Replace memory to determine if it is faulty
No display (fans are spinning and the Caps Lock indicator lights up when pressing Caps Lock)
1. Verify monitor is powered on
2. Ensure display cable is securely connected (DP, HDMI, DVI, VGA)
3. If using integrated graphics (no discrete GPU installed), confirm CPU includes integrated graphics (e.g., CPUs with “F” suffix or Intel Xeon series lack integrated graphics; discrete GPU required for normal operation)
4. Verify the display cable is connected to the correct port: plug into the motherboard display port if no discrete GPU is installed; connect to the GPU's display port if a discrete GPU is present.
5. Replace the display cable to rule out cable issues.
6. Replace the graphics card to determine if the monitor is functioning properly.
Press the power button, the fan spins once, then immediately shuts off. Or repeated reboots
1. Reset the BIOS/CMOS.
2. Verify CPU compatibility and ensure the CPU is functioning properly.
3. Check memory compatibility and confirm the memory is operating correctly.
4. Disconnect the graphics card, hard drive, USB devices, and other peripherals. Power on the system to see if the issue persists.
Computer blue screen or crash
1. Verify proper cooling: Ensure the CPU cooler fan is spinning, the cooler base is tightly seated against the CPU, and thermal paste is applied.
2. Replace the CPU.
3. Replace the memory.
4. Replace the hard drive.
5. Replace the operating system.
6. Replace the power supply.
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