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Replacement system board with 400 MHz FSB for PowerEdge 2650 V2 servers
This Dell 1U847 system board provides a 400 MHz front-side bus for the PowerEdge 2650 V2 server platform. It serves as a direct replacement component to restore or maintain the host server operation. The unit is supplied in new condition.
This module fits only the PowerEdge 2650 V2 chassis and will not work in other server models or later generations. Buyers needing support for newer processor architectures, higher bus speeds or different form factors must select a board designed for those specific platforms.
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| Brand name | DELL |
Yes, the 1U847 is designed as a direct system board replacement for the Dell PowerEdge 2650 V2 server platform.
The 400 MHz front-side bus sets the data transfer speed between the processor and the system board, defining the maximum throughput for compatible CPUs installed in this PowerEdge 2650 V2.
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