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Green Dell PR278 PE2950 V1 server motherboard with sockets and slots

DELL

DELL PR278 PE2950 V1 Server Motherboard

SKU CH-E5FC-SJS9V

Replacement server motherboard for Dell PowerEdge 2950 V1 systems, tested with updated firmware

  • Genuine Dell PR278 motherboard for PE2950 V1 servers
  • Tested components with updated firmware for reliable operation
  • New condition ensures full component life from day one
  • Direct replacement board matches original Dell specifications

Dell PE2950 V1 Motherboard PR278

This Dell PR278 motherboard is built for the PowerEdge 2950 V1 server platform. It suits administrators who need a direct replacement board to restore a rack-mounted system. The part is supplied new and has been tested with updated firmware.

Replacement Board for PowerEdge 2950 V1

The board arrives as a standalone unit without processors, memory modules or riser cards. Buyers who need a complete kit with CPUs and RAM included should look elsewhere. Installers must source compatible components separately to finish the build.

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Price $82.99
Cheaper than about 89% of the 776 comparable items (median $254.49).

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameDELL
Model namePR278

Questions about this item

What maintenance will the PE2950 V1 motherboard need later?

The PR278 board has no user-serviceable moving parts; maintenance is limited to keeping air paths clear and verifying firmware stays current.

What limit appears first when the PR278 runs under sustained load?

Thermal thresholds on the server chassis will trigger fan speed increases or throttling before any motherboard component reaches its own limit.

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