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Just now, AngryBeaver said:

Look like a 1366, but a lot of the LGA stuff looks very similar. Your best bet would be to tell us what brand and model number they are.

DIMM slots give it away as 1366. LGA 1366 server boards have 9 slots per CPU socket.

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Just now, AngryBeaver said:

Look like a 1366, but a lot of the LGA stuff looks very similar. Your best bet would be to tell us what brand and model number they are.

DIMM slots give it away as 1366. LGA 1366 server boards have 9 slots per CPU socket.

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1 minute ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

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DIMM slots give it away as 1366. LGA 1366 server boards have 9 slots per CPU socket.

Glad you remembered the that little tidbit of information. I completely forgot about counting the ram slots.

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2 minutes ago, AngryBeaver said:

Glad you remembered the that little tidbit of information. I completely forgot about counting the ram slots.

I have a 1366 server, too. I've also looked at a lot of those boards. X58s all had 6 slots, server all had 9. :D

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5 minutes ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

I have a 1366 server, too. I've also looked at a lot of those boards. X58s all had 6 slots, server all had 9. :D

Honestly, even though they are like 8-9 yrs old at this point they can be found for cheap and still have great performance. That chipset is what started off the I-series we know and love today.

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1 minute ago, AngryBeaver said:

Honestly, even though they are like 8-9 yrs old at this point they can be found for cheap and still have great performance. That chipset is what started off the I-series we know and love today.

I love X58

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