Of course you can, we often say that the server motherboard can be installed on the general two CPU, like Intel Xeon series CPU is designed for server computers, Intel server motherboards can support most of the two CPU or even more, because the server often need a lot of data parallel computing, the amount of computation is also far from our home computers can be compared to, so with two A server with two CPUs can achieve a higher throughput capacity, after all, whether for big data computing or online gaming servers, if the CPU performance is insufficient to produce a dead or lagging situation is not allowed.

In addition to two CPUs, there are some motherboards that can support four or even more CPUs, and of course the computing environment of these computers is not general, such as AI computing, big data services, etc. However, it should be noted that multiple CPU stacking does not achieve the effect of 1+1=2, counting data latency and software optimization, multiple CPUs can not fully achieve exponential performance The only way to achieve this is to have more stability and lower CPU utilization when calculating large amounts of data in bursts, so there is room to perform more tasks, after all, stability is more important than anything else for companies that use these computers.

In fact, nowadays high-performance CPUs are already very powerful for individuals, even an i7 or i9, or AMD's RuiLong 7 has 8 cores or even more cores, coupled with higher frequencies, both single-threaded and multi-threaded applications can provide a very strong arithmetic, a couple of years ago, two Xtreme CPUs could not catch up with the performance of a high-end CPU now, so without special circumstances, a high-performance CPU will not be able to provide the same performance. So if there are no special circumstances, a single high-performance CPU is enough to fulfill 99% of one's usage needs.

So with the development of multi-core CPUs, there are fewer and fewer occasions where multiple CPUs are needed, even for small studios that are equipped with a few highly configurable single-CPU computers, which can meet the needs of most situations, and most critically, single-CPU computers with low cost, low power consumption and low heat generation, and low maintenance costs, even when taking into account the future of upgrades or depreciation. The most important thing to remember is that it's a good idea to use the same technology as you use in your PC.