Supermicro server and workstation motherboards — more than 470 boards: X8 and X9 boards for Xeon 5500 and E5-2600, X10 for E5-2600 v3/v4 with the C612 chipset, X11 for Xeon Scalable and Xeon E, X12 and X13 for 3rd to 5th-gen Xeon, X14 boards with the W880 chipset, H11, H12 and H13 boards for AMD EPYC and Threadripper, A2SAN Atom and embedded boards, and system boards for Nutanix and OEM nodes.
Boards are offered new in retail (-O) or bulk (-B) packaging, or tested pulls where noted. Each listing shows the socket, chipset, form factor and memory support so you can match a chassis and CPU before ordering.
What to include in your RFQ: the Supermicro model (for example MBD-X10DRL-I-B or X11DPT-B), quantity, the CPUs and memory you plan to use, the chassis it goes into, and the delivery country.
Free worldwide DDP shipping — all duties, taxes and customs clearance included in the quoted price. Quotes returned within 24 hours; company purchase orders accepted.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What do the -O and -B suffixes mean on Supermicro motherboards?
MBD-...-O is the retail box with accessories; MBD-...-B is bulk packaging for system builders. The board itself is the same.
How do I read a Supermicro board name?
The prefix gives the generation and platform (X10 for Xeon E5 v3/v4, X11 for Xeon Scalable, H12 for AMD EPYC 7002/7003), D means dual socket, and the remaining letters list onboard features such as 10GbE or SAS.
Will a newer X-series board fit my existing chassis?
Form factor and I/O shield usually carry over, but power connectors and cooling may change. Send the chassis model and we confirm the fit.
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