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LGA115x motherboard for DDR3 desktop builds, part number 5XGC8
This Dell Optiplex 3040 motherboard uses the LGA115x socket and supports DDR3 memory. It is intended as a direct replacement board for Optiplex 3040 desktop systems. The board carries the 5XGC8 part number for identification.
The LGA115x socket and DDR3 memory interface define the upgrade ceiling for this board. Builders who need newer CPU architectures or faster memory standards cannot use this platform. It suits repairs or like-for-like swaps in existing Optiplex 3040 units only.
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The board is identified by part numbers 5XGC8 and 05XGC8; both refer to the same Dell Optiplex 3040 LGA115x DDR3 motherboard, so select the listing that matches your chassis.
The LGA115x socket accepts Intel processors that fit that pin count; pair it with a compatible CPU and DDR3 memory to complete the build.
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