HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
- HP E5400/E8200 seri…
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Server board supporting dual Xeon processors for PowerEdge 1850 systems
This Dell Hj859 system board is a replacement server board designed for the PowerEdge 1850 V6 platform. It supports dual Xeon processors to restore or maintain compute capacity in compatible rack servers. The part is supplied new and matches the original manufacturer specification for direct installation.
The board weighs 5.1 units and follows the standard form factor required by the PowerEdge 1850 chassis, aligning with existing mounting points and connector locations. Builders who need a different socket layout or expanded I/O beyond the original design should select an alternative platform.
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| Brand name | DELL |
The board is built for the PowerEdge 1850 V6 chassis and aligns with its original mounting points.
It is a dual Xeon system board, designed for two Intel Xeon CPUs in the PowerEdge 1850 V6 platform.
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