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Replacement system board for Dell OptiPlex 755 SMT desktop
This Dell Y255C system board is designed for the OptiPlex 755 small-form-factor desktop. It serves as the main circuit foundation for the platform. The part is supplied new and is intended for direct replacement or repair work.
Installation requires an OptiPlex 755 SMT case and compatible processor, memory modules and cooler. The board provides the mounting points and connectors native to that chassis. It frees the builder from sourcing a complete used system when only the motherboard has failed.
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The board is manufactured as a Dell Y255C system board for the OptiPlex 755 SMT desktop form factor, so it matches the original mounting points and I/O shield.
As a bare system board it has no active cooling of its own; thermal output depends on the processor and power supply installed in the OptiPlex 755 chassis.
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