1[CPU Support] Supports for Intel Core I7, for Xeon, and supports for low power high performance msata hard disk interface. 2[Three Phase Power Supply] Equipped with three phase power supply mode, and has excellent performance. 3[Good Expansion Space] Uses sophisticated production technology, has good expansion space, does not occupy system memory. 4[DDR3 Memory Type] The desktop motherboard memory type is DDR3, which has high working efficiency. 5[Good Compatibility] Has good compatibility, and supports server memory and ordinary memory. Item Type: Desktop MotherboardMaterial: PCB BoardModel: For X58 PROMain Chipset: For Intel X58Chipset Description: For Intel X58+1CH 10 ChipsetCPU Slot Type: For LGA1366CPU Support: For Intel Core I7, For Xeon Series CPUFront Side Bus Frequency: QPI (4.8GT/s to 6.4GT/s)Memory Type: Desktop, Server DDR3 (Requires CPU Support)Memory Description: Dual Channel DDR3 1066/1333/1600 MemoryIntegrated Chip: Sound Car, Network CardAudio Chip: Integrated Six Channel Audio ChipGraphics Chip: None (Requires CPU Support)USB Interface: 8 x Rear, 2 x FrontGraphics Slot: 1 x PCIEx16 Graphics SlotNetwork Port: LANPS/2 Interface: PS/2 Mouse, PS/2 Keyboard InterfaceExternal Port: Audio Interface, Network Card, USB InterfaceSATA Interface: 4 x SATA II InterfacesMemory Slot: 2 x DDR3 DIMMBoard Type: Micro ATX Board TypePower Socket: 1 x 8pin, 1 x 24pin Power ConnectorBuilt-in Battery: CR2032 Button Battery (Built in Battery)Battery Capacity: 240mAhDoes not boot:When I press the power button to start the computer, the fan and Q-LED indicator/Q-CODE have no response. Please follow the instructions below to troubleshoot1. Follow the above troubleshooting steps to confirm the motherboard power supply to confirm whether the power adapter is correctly plugged into the ATX power interface2. Keep the CPU, CPU cooling 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. Remove all cables from the motherboard, including network cables, audio cables and display cables (High Definition Multimedia Interface, VGA, DVI, DP). Then try to turn on the computer. If it can be turned on normally, the problem may lie in the removed external device. Reconnect the external devices one by one until it is determined which external device or wire is causing the problem3. Try to clear CMOS 1 x Desktop Motherboard1 xBaffle with Built in Battery