Your CPU requires a socket FCLGA1200. All of these chipsets have this socket:
- Intel Z490 / Z590
- Intel B460 / B560
- Intel H410 / H510
- Intel H470
- Intel W480
The memory you have is requires a DDR4 slot. Although some non ECC main boards are, while not supporting ECC functionality, still able to accept ECC memory, others may not (depending on manufacturer BIOS support).
It's therefore safest to get one with out-of-the-box ECC support. Of the chipsets above, only the W480 supports ECC. In that same article, Anandtech additionally provides a list of main boards with this chipset, which, although two years old, based on local market research still seems representative (or rather, I haven't found any additional main boards available beyond the ones below):
- ASRock W480 Creator
- ASRock Rack W480D4U
- ASUS Pro WS W480-Ace
- DFI CMS310-W480
- GIGABYTE W480 Vision D
- GIGABYTE W480 Vision W
- GIGABYTE W480M Vision W
- Supermicro X12SCZ-TLN4F
- Supermicro X12SCZ-F
- Supermicro X12SAE
I'm not sure which country or region you are in, but based on my local availability I've highlighted three that are still available here with at least three different vendors. I would personally choose a Supermicro or Gigabyte over an ASRock. All of the three highlighted have at least two DDR4 slots.
UPDATE:
I missed that this refers to buffered ECC, which is the proverbial different ball game altogether. No main board appears to be available that combines both a socket 1200 CPU and buffered ECC DDR4 modules.
To clarify: some non ECC supporting main boards are able to run with regular ECC (chipset AND firmware version dependent, and they will not be able to take advantage of ECC features), however buffered ECC needs to be specifically supported, or it will not operate (source: Kingston):
Fully buffered memory cannot be used in a computer that takes
registered memory or vise versa.
It therefore looks like the answer is unfortunately that no, this combination is not possible.
