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The first two generations supported DDR3 only. Haswell and Broadwell (v4) brought DDR4 support.


right, and they talk about "v4" which is DDR4.


There were several V4 Xeon models that supported DDR3 AND DDR4 simultaneously. If you had a motherboard with an X79 chipset it would (sometimes) work properly.


I am not aware of any commercial vendor shipping v3/v4 boards with DDR3. I have a couple hundred Supermicro systems that are stuck on v2 CPUs with DDR3...


Get a 2696 v4 or 2686 v4 and a X79 motherboard and you should be able to use DDR3.




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