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Dell Optiplex 9010 AIO motherboard, LGA 1155 socket, DDR3 slots

DELL

DELL Optiplex 9010 AIO CRWCR LGA 1155 DDR3 server motherboard

SKU CH-ZHWN-3WDVF

An all-in-one desktop motherboard with an LGA 1155 socket for DDR3 memory

  • Form factorAIO
  • Designed for OptiPlex 9010 all-in-one systems
  • LGA 1155 socket accepts compatible Intel processors
  • DDR3 memory support for established desktop configurations
  • AIO form factor matches original chassis layout

Dell Optiplex 9010 AIO Motherboard

This Dell CRWCR motherboard uses the LGA 1155 socket and fits the Optiplex 9010 all-in-one chassis. It accepts DDR3 memory modules for desktop workloads. The board is supplied in new condition.

Integration Notes

This unit is built for the specific AIO form factor and cannot be mounted in standard ATX or micro-ATX cases. It requires an LGA 1155 processor and matching DDR3 DIMMs. Builders needing a conventional desktop board or a different socket should look elsewhere.

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Price $100.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameDELL
Size & build
Form factorAIO

Questions about this item

What thermal limit appears first when the CRWCR board runs sustained workloads?

The board uses a compact all-in-one form factor that concentrates heat around the LGA 1155 socket and DDR3 slots, so VRM temperature typically becomes the first limit under continuous load.

How much fan noise and power draw should I expect from this motherboard during all-day operation?

The AIO design relies on a single system fan that spins faster as VRM and memory temperatures rise, producing moderate noise and drawing only the power needed for the LGA 1155 processor and DDR3 memory.

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