HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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A replacement server board for the PowerEdge T310, weighing 5.1 units
This Dell 2P9X9 system board is a direct replacement for the PowerEdge T310 server revision V4. It restores core server functionality for IT departments maintaining existing tower infrastructure. The unit is supplied new and weighs 5.1 units according to manufacturer data.
This board suits administrators repairing a specific Dell PowerEdge T310 V4 chassis where the original system board has failed. It will not fit other PowerEdge models, different T310 revisions, or non-Dell server platforms. Buyers needing a board for a different generation or form factor should look elsewhere.
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| Brand name | DELL |
The board weighs 5.1 units and fits the T310 chassis, so its power draw is governed by the server's own supply and workload rather than a separate rating.
You need a compatible processor, memory modules, storage drives and the T310 chassis with its power supply and cooling fans already in place.
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