Conflicting information?

[HoustonsProblem]

Hello,
I have a E5-2650-V3 cpu that I want to buy a motherboard for, but I'm confused-
On intel's website the CPU is listed as a "FCLGA2011" CPU, but everywhere else I look it says its listed as a 2011-3 compatible CPU. Im worried that if I buy the motherboard the CPU wont fit or wont work with the chipset (it is an x99 motherboard from machinist). the CPU I have is also not listed as officially compatible with X99, but sites like tech powerup list it as compatible. 
Any help is appreciated

[RONOTHAN##]

V3 would indicate that it's Haswell-E, which would be LGA 2011-3. The "X99" board you're looking at will work (in reality it'll be a C612 board, but it'll still have the same socket).

 

6 minutes ago, Tech1diot said:

On intel's website the CPU is listed as a "FCLGA2011" CPU

Intel lists all LGA 2011-3 CPUs I'm aware of like that, no idea why as they're not compatible. 

[HoustonsProblem]

2 minutes ago, RONOTHAN## said:

V3 would indicate that it's Haswell-E, which would be LGA 2011-3. The "X99" board you're looking at will work (in reality it'll be a C612 board, but it'll still have the same socket).

 

Intel lists all LGA 2011-3 CPUs I'm aware of like that, no idea why as they're not compatible. 

Thank you

[NumLock21]

I'm currently still using my x99 board that uses a socket 2011-3 socket and did ran a Xeon E5 2620 v3 for a while before changing my CPU. So I don't see how a E5-2650 v3 won't work with yours. I could be wrong, but I believe X99 is the last consumer chip that can do both consumer and server CPUs. After this Intel locked all Xeons to their server chipsets.