Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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System board for Latitude XT3 with PGA989 socket, supplied without CPU
This Dell system board carries part number 0Xhm8 and is built for the Latitude XT3 laptop platform using a PGA989 socket. It is supplied without a processor, allowing the installer to fit a compatible CPU separately. The component is new and intended as a direct replacement for the original motherboard in this specific model.
Repair shops and IT teams restoring a Latitude XT3 will find the correct PGA989 mounting and Dell layout on this board. Buyers who need a board with a CPU already installed, or who are working on a different laptop series, should look at other parts.
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| Brand name | DELL |
The board ships without a CPU so you will need to provide a compatible PGA989 processor yourself
It is built as the direct replacement board for the Latitude XT3 so it mounts in the original chassis
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