Switching from i7-4790K to Xeon E5 2670, - DAW (Digital Audio Workstation)

My software is using all cores just fine. i don't need single-thread performance. The bonus with going to Xeon CPU would be able to access the RAM sizes.
https://support.image-line.com/knowledgebase/base.php?ans=476 Most if not all DAWs seem to use Xeons.
I should have added, Im ready to buy 64 Gb of ram to start with for this computer, and then upgrade to 128gb. RAM is my number 1 needed thing right now for audio work, Think of it like a workaround for not wanting to buy SSds

I did some searching, Looking at going with the Intel Xeon E5-2670 very cheap and good speeds.

I'm ending this post. For all that find this post and looking for info on Xeon and or Server boards, i can only try to say what i know know.

If your looking for a server board and want to run it as a workstation make sure it works with the software you like to use and make sure it can run your OS. Make sure the board can use the CPU you;re looking at, Some boards only work with some bios and so on.
If the board is lacking USB slots and Sata slots with the newest gen, use a PCi board.
Make sure the board can fit not just only in your case but also the Mounts.
You can save your self some upgrading pains if you buy a board with updated features that allow for the next line of CPUs, For example, If you have a V1 cpu now and the V2 are still too high, they will come down in price just like the V1 but make sure your Motherboard supports both and your good for when the V2 drop, Most times the price drops is when big server companies change hardware and dump it off to Ebay sites and what not.
Natex is the site that i found with the best deals so far, have a better one?, share it.
If your board fits and sits in the holes of the mounts remember there is 2 CPU slots, not only in the front of the PCB, but also the back, and most times the case only has room for one, so please check to see if your heat-sink doesn't touch the plate.
To my knowledge you can't overclock a Xeon, i could be wrong.
Most used server boards are used in a small rackmount cases so if you do get a backplate it might not fit in a ATX or E-ATX Case.
If you go for a 2 CPU board make sure your PSU can support 2 CPU's, what this means is, " Can your PSU power 2 - 4pin CPU clips (Some have 1 8PIN) I'll be using a Seasonic 660 XP2.
If you're looking at a Server MB and wonder why the PCI slots are open, it's because you can place and size of PCI card there just won't get the full speed unless a gen above yours.
So to short read this.
Natex for deals
PSU = Works with 2 CPU's
MB = works with OS and software.
RAM = Can be used in your board.
Fit=Mounting hols align and MB doesn't mess with with case.

Not sure if u missed anything. My new build will follow.

Natex bundle - 468.00
CPU = E5 2670 x 2
M/B = Intel S2600CP2J
RAM = 128Gb (16 x 8GB 2RX4 PC3-12800R ECC Dimm)
Case = PH-ES614P_BK - 89.99 $10.00 Rebate $79.99
Still looking for PCI USB 3.9 controller and Sata 6gb controller, they might be cheap though.
Heatsinks for CPu's still looking.
in all i'm guessing around $600.00 for the build