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DELL Refurbished
Refurbished system board with dual FCLGA1366 sockets for PowerEdge R610 servers, supplied without CPU
This refurbished Dell TK42J system board fits the PowerEdge R610 chassis and provides two FCLGA1366 sockets without CPUs installed. It is intended for IT teams repairing or upgrading existing R610 rack servers in data-centre or lab environments.
The board is built to Dell server specifications and weighs 5.1 units as supplied. Its two-socket design means each processor requires its own compatible cooler and memory population, so planners must account for both sockets when configuring the platform.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DELL |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 1.81 kg |
| Package size | 457 × 305 × 76 mm |
Yes, it is a 2-socket FCLGA1366 board built for the PowerEdge R610 server.
It is the direct replacement system board for the PowerEdge R610, designed to mount in that chassis.
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