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ASUS Z10PR-D16 Intel C612 LGA 2011 EEB Intel motherboard B
EEB workstation motherboard with Intel C612 chipset and LGA 2011 socket
- CPU Socket TypeLGA 2011/Socket R
- CPU TypeLGA 2011/Socket R
- Form FactorEEB
- Supports Intel LGA 2011 processors for workstation builds
- EEB form factor fits extended server chassis
- Intel C612 chipset provides enterprise-class platform stability
- M.2 slot enables fast solid-state storage addition
- New condition guarantees full manufacturer specification compliance
Socket R EEB motherboard
The ASUS Z10PR-D16 is a new Intel C612 motherboard using the LGA 2011 socket in an EEB form factor. It provides a server-grade platform for dual-processor builds that require this specific socket and chipset combination.
Suited for multi-socket server builds
This board fits builders assembling a dual-CPU system on the LGA 2011 platform who can source compatible processors and an EEB-capable chassis. It is not for buyers who need a consumer ATX layout, integrated I/O shields or single-socket desktop operation.
LGA 2011 dual-socket requirement
The single specification that decides fitment is the LGA 2011 socket paired with the EEB form factor; both must match your processor choice and case mounting points for the motherboard to work.
Highlights
- Supports Intel LGA 2011 processors for workstation builds
- EEB form factor fits extended server chassis
- Intel C612 chipset provides enterprise-class platform stability
- M.2 slot enables fast solid-state storage addition
- New condition guarantees full manufacturer specification compliance
Specifications
| Brand | ASUS |
|---|---|
| CPU Socket Type | LGA 2011/Socket R |
| CPU Type | LGA 2011/Socket R |
| Form Factor | EEB |
Questions about this item
Will my existing LGA 2011 processor fit the Z10PR-D16 socket?
Yes, the board uses the LGA 2011/Socket R interface, so any compatible Intel LGA 2011 CPU will install directly.
Can I keep using my current EEB chassis with this motherboard?
The Z10PR-D16 follows the EEB form factor, so it mounts in any case that supports EEB dimensions and standoffs.
How do I confirm the board posts correctly after assembly?
Power on the system; a successful POST shows the ASUS splash screen or BIOS prompt with no error beeps.
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