Motherboard X79M2Q for LGA 2011 Processor DDR3 Memory M.2 Hard Drive Interface Gigabit Gaming

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• Feature: 1. Suitable For: For X79M2Q all solidity motherboard Onboard M.2 high speed hard drive interface for 4K video editing, 3D design, graphic design 2. Gigabit NIC: Computer motherboard with for Realtek 8111 Gigabit NIC, designed for gamers with high performance network 3. 7 Phase Power Supply: Motherboard has a 7 phase CPU hybrid digital power supply to ensure the high performance and durability of the octa core CPU 4. M.2 Hard Drive Interface: M.2 with PCIE 3.0x4 broadband, supporting 32GBS data transfer speed, to meet your daily office needs 5. DDR3 Memory: Computer motherboard support dual channel DDR3 can be expanded 64GB memory capacity to greatly improve computer performance Specification: Item Type: Motherboard Material: PCB Model:For X79M2 Q Motherboard Architecture: ATX Motherboard Size: Approx. 242 x 179mm 9.5 x 7.0in CPU Slot Type: Support for LGA 2011 Processor Network Card: Gigabit Network Card Graphics Card Slot: 1 x PCI E 16X Support Memory Type: 2 x DDR3 Maximum Memory Capacity: 64GB SATA Interface: 4 x SATA2.0, 1 x M.2 NVME Interface USB Interface: 8 x USB2.0 (front 2 x USB2.0) PS2 Interface: PS2 Mouse Keyboard Interface On Board Sound Card: Support 5.1 Channel Power Connector: 1 x 24 Pin, 1 x 8 pin Other Interfaces: 1 x PCIE 4X Battery Type: CR2032 Button Cell (built in) Battery Capacity: 240mAh Does Not Power On: when the Fan and Q Led IndicatorQ Coding Do Not Respond when the Power Button is Pressed to Start the Computer, Please Follow the Instructions Below to Troubleshoot the Problem 1. Follow the Troubleshooting Steps Above to Confirm That the Power Adapter is Properly Plugged into the Atx Power Connector for the Motherboard s Power Supply 2. Keep the CPU, CPU Cooler Fan and a Separate Ram Display on the Motherboard. Remove All Usb Devices and External Cards from the Motherboard, Including Mice, Keyboards, Card Readers, Flash Drives, External Hard Drives and External Pci E Cards, Etc. Remove All Cables from the Motherboard, Including Network Cables, o Cables and Display Cables (high Definition Multimedia InterfaceVGADVIDP). then Try to Turn on the Computer, if It Turns on Properly Maybe the Problem Comes from the External Devices Removed. Reconnect the External Devices One by One Until You Determine Which External Device or Cable is Causing the Problem 3. Try to Clear the Cmos. Package List: 1 x Motherboard1 x SATA Cable1 x Baffle Note: Shipped with Built in Battery