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Dell PowerEdge R710 server motherboard with dual LGA1366 sockets

DELL

DELL PowerEdge R710 Dual LGA1366 Server Motherboard 0NNTTH

SKU CH-SPV4-BY149

Dual-socket LGA1366 server board for PowerEdge R710 systems, sold without processors or memory

  • ProcessorIntel Atom
  • Dual LGA1366 sockets enable twin-processor performance
  • Dell PowerEdge R710 design fits standard 2U chassis
  • Server-grade board built for continuous operation
  • System board 0NNTTH ensures exact model replacement
  • Supplied without CPUs or memory for custom configuration

Dell PowerEdge R710 Server Board

This Dell PowerEdge R710 motherboard is a dual-socket server board built for the LGA1366 platform. It is aimed at system integrators and IT departments refreshing legacy rack infrastructure.

Replaces Faulty R710 System Boards

The board serves as a direct replacement for a failed or damaged system board inside an existing PowerEdge R710 chassis. The upgrade is worth it when the current board has failed and a full server replacement is not required.

Suits R710 Chassis Owners Needing Spares

This unit suits administrators maintaining a Dell PowerEdge R710 who need a spare or replacement board. It is not for buyers who want a populated server, as no CPUs or memory are included.

How it compares

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Price $197.99
Cheaper than about 61% of the 776 comparable items (median $254.49).

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Specifications

Processor
ProcessorIntel Atom

Questions about this item

Will the 0NNTTH system board fit into a standard PowerEdge R710 chassis?

The motherboard is built for the PowerEdge R710 enclosure and uses the dual LGA1366 layout that matches the original mounting points.

What is the correct order for seating the two LGA1366 processors and their coolers on this board?

Install each CPU into its LGA1366 socket, lock the lever, then attach the matching heatsink before powering the system on.

Which components on the 0NNTTH board are designed to be replaced during the server's service life?

The two LGA1366 processor sockets accept replacement CPUs, and the DIMM slots allow memory modules to be swapped as needed.

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