Quality Server Motherboard

[Arkrios]

I do not know much about server motherboards In terms of what I would like to build, I want it to be able to handle media on a large scale of up to 30 users logging in simultaneously as well a second server designed to hold a gaming server rig so 2 boards in total as I know this isnt the place to ask about cpu's but I would like an exsample of what cpu or dual cpu's is best in terms for each board, any help would be awesome,

 

[Arkrios]

500 dollars min for each one,

 

[UnderAttack]

I m not sure you are looking for dual cpu motherboard or not
but I seen the x99 motherboard may solve all your problem.

both can be run with the x99 motherboard
for first one, try MSI X99A SLI PLUS
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130841&cm_re=x99a_sli_plus-_-13-130-841-_-Product

second one, try MSI X99A GAMING 7 for gaming use.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130839&cm_re=x99a_gaming_7-_-13-130-839-_-Product

 

[Arkrios]

Those are considered server mainboards? cause multiple users are are going to be viewing media on one of give or take 30 people and the other playing on a home brew server for a game called ark survival evolved of give or take 30-70 users? just wondering

 

[Arkrios]

cause I am building for something very important just want to be 100 percent sure ill be able to use them for servers xD but yes dual cpu boards if those will work better, if there in a price range i mean not like a thousand dollars or anything xD

 

[indy17]

You can easily go X99, the WS-E versions (server grade). I`ve seen from Asrock and Asus. You can fit 2011-E CPUs, like the 5960X 8 core/16 threads CPU, or go straight Xeons 18 cores/36 threads (4.5k us dollars ). So those boards can support up to 128 Gb of RAM depending on the CPU used and you also get the 40 PCIE lanes (plenty!).
Both of those boards are ~500-600 bucks. The CPUs however are another story

Good luck

PS: I know these cause I`ve been eyeballing them