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Replacement LGA 1155 system board for OptiPlex 9020 SFF supporting Xeon CPUs
The Dell 14Grg is a new replacement motherboard built for the OptiPlex 9020 small form factor chassis. It uses the LGA1155 socket and is designed to accept Intel Xeon processors sold separately. This board restores a compatible desktop to working order without requiring a full platform change.
Not for buyers needing a different socket or form factor, builders starting a new system from scratch, or anyone requiring integrated CPU or memory included.
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| Processor | |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Xeon |
The LGA 1155 socket accepts Intel Xeon processors designed for that platform, letting you build or repair a compatible OptiPlex 9020 SFF system.
The board uses the LGA 1155 interface standard for the CPU socket, which defines the physical and electrical connection for supported Xeon processors.
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