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Supermicro MBD-X9DBU-IF LGA1356 Intel C602 UIO Motherboard
- Socket: LGA1356
- Chipset: Intel C602
- Form Factor: UIO (Proprietary)
- Processor Support: Dual Socket
- Memory Type: DDR3
- Integrated Graphics: Yes
- Expansion Slots: PCIe
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Product Overview
The Supermicro MBD-X9DBU-IF is a UIO (Universal I/O) motherboard designed for dual LGA1356 processors, featuring the Intel C602 chipset and integrated graphics. It supports DDR3 memory for server and workstation applications.
Technical Information
| SKU | MBD-X9DBU-IF |
| Title | Supermicro MBD-X9DBU-IF LGA1356 Intel C602 UIO Motherboard |
| Socket | LGA1356 |
| Chipset | Intel C602 |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | UIO |
| Processor Support | Dual Socket |
| Integrated Graphics | Yes |
Product Description
The Supermicro MBD-X9DBU-IF is a specialized motherboard designed for dual Intel Xeon E5-2400 series processors, utilizing the LGA1356 socket. This dual-processor configuration provides substantial computing power, suitable for demanding server and workstation environments. The Intel C602 chipset serves as the central hub, managing system resources, memory, and I/O operations to ensure efficient performance and stability. This motherboard features a UIO (Universal I/O) form factor, which is a proprietary standard developed by Supermicro for specific server chassis. This form factor often allows for higher component density and optimized airflow within compatible systems. It supports DDR3 memory, offering flexibility in memory capacity and speed configurations to meet the demands of various applications. The MBD-X9DBU-IF includes integrated graphics, which can be beneficial for systems that do not require a dedicated graphics card, simplifying the build and potentially reducing costs. It is equipped with expansion slots, typically PCIe, for adding necessary peripherals and hardware. The 'F' designation often implies features like IPMI support for remote management, making it a robust choice for server deployments.
