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Replacement motherboard for Dell PowerEdge 510 servers, tested with firmware updated
This MT0XW motherboard is a new replacement part for the PowerEdge R510 V1 chassis. It arrives with firmware already updated and all onboard components tested. The board is intended for technicians restoring a failed R510 to service.
This board fits only the specific Dell PowerEdge R510 V1 enclosure and will not work in other chassis or custom builds. Buyers who need a motherboard for a different server model or a non-Dell platform should look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dell PowerEdge R510 Server |
| Model name | MT0XW |
Yes, the supplier title identifies this MT0XW as the Dell PE R510V1 motherboard, which is the V1 revision for the PowerEdge R510 server.
The firmware is updated on this MT0XW board, but it remains the V1 revision for the PowerEdge R510, so 510 system compatibility is maintained.
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