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Socket LGA1150 Intel motherboard for the OptiPlex 9020 all-in-one PC
The Dell OptiPlex 9020 All In One motherboard uses socket LGA1150 for Intel processors. It is a direct replacement board for the OptiPlex 9020 AIO chassis. Repair technicians and system integrators use it to restore or rebuild these specific all-in-one units.
Thermal performance and acoustic output depend on the OptiPlex 9020 AIO cooling assembly installed in the chassis. Power draw varies with the chosen LGA1150 processor and workload. The board itself has no independent fan or cooling hardware.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Dell |
| Model name | WPG9H |
Remove the rear cover, align the board with the LGA1150 socket and mounting points, secure the screws, reconnect all internal cables, and reapply thermal paste to the processor before closing the case.
Periodically clean dust from the heatsink and fan assembly to maintain cooling performance, and reseat memory modules or expansion cards if the system becomes unstable after moves.
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