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Question: what is the max capacity of ram you can put in this motherboard?
Document: My first board was giving me a ton of errors,but Amazon shipped me a new one out fast.This motherboard can be a bit of a pain to set up. Had to flash a bios update before installing windows. It gives you a ton options from running 4 graphics cards,two cpu,multiple sata ports. Its picky about the ram and it takes a certain cpu or it wont work,evga has a list of which cpu it takes and ram.
My Xeon L5640 was an engineering sample processor and it didn't compatible with ASUS Z8PE-D12 motherboard.The problem was solved after replaced by EVGA SR2 mother board.
not only is this thiing incredible, if you powersupply aint good enuff, you can run it with less and use less powerconnecetors and it having ps2 keybord support means i get to keep using my lovly clack clack keybord from the 90's . This motherborad with te cheepest hardwere set up is mind blowingly powerfull, i hope to some day max it out.
This Intel 1366 motherboard has 10 SATA ports and 12 USB ports, and it comes with EVGA's really remarkably good-seeming, personalized technical support and warranty. I am sorry to report, however, that this doesn't mean that you are buying the right to actually *use* this board, or one like it, for the life of the warranty.I have 3 1366-based EVGA motherboards and all of them are still under warranty.
Quite an amazing, big BIG motherboard. Little disappointed that it has no USB 3.0 pins, but I fixed that with creative wiring and some rare adapters.My system:EVGA SR-2Case: Cosmos IICPU: 2x Xeon E5620GPU: Zotac GTX 670 4GBBeautiful flawless performance. Haven't really stress tested it yet but I am sure it can handle anything I throw at it.
kids bought me a SR-22 cause I was wanting one for ever.
good main boards, this one i try the second time, i love it , i can tell you if you want to biuld your systerm
Where else can you run Xeons overclocked to the speeds of the newer Quad channel units at 1/2 the price?You can't. For video editing and special effects, these are the best. With the X5675's or X5690's you can build a system for 1/2 the cost of a newer type quad channel, and I can tell you as the owner of 2 DELL T7600 Dual Xeon systems, Mine is faster.My benchmarks are better, my render times are better, and my cost is better.
They agreed that, yes, that was true. After some experimentation, I discovered that it could handle only 4 USB disks before being unable to boot. With EVGA's help, I then replaced the firmware so it was the same revision as the firmware on the board that had worked for over a year (and an identical board in the same rack, with an even heavier load of disks, is *still* running). It still didn't work, but now its ethernet ports were broken, too.
The number of ports turns out not to be the number of "supported" ports. Before buying any EVGA motherboards, I would urge you to consult with them and find out how many of the ports you can actually *use*, because it is not the same as the number of ports that there *are*. Personally, I'm never buying another EVGA product, period. The support folks are very competent, but that's not good enough.
Answer: 48GB RAM = 4GB x 12 Slot.  The problem is, it might only run dual channel if you use a lot of RAM.