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Dell TTH1R system board for PowerEdge C6105 and C6220

DELL Refurbished

DELL TTH1R switch module for PowerEdge C6105 C6220

SKU CH-RFXJ-8CV0H MPN TTH1R

Dual Xeon system board without CPU for PowerEdge 6105 and 6220 servers

  • Dual Xeon support for scalable compute performance
  • System board fits PowerEdge C6105 and C6220 chassis
  • Ready for server deployment without CPU installed
  • Refurbished Dell component for cost-effective maintenance

Dual Xeon system board for C6105 and C6220

This Dell TTH1R board fits PowerEdge C6105 and C6220 chassis and accepts two Xeon processors. It is sold without CPUs installed so integrators can choose the exact processor models they need. The unit is a refurbished server component intended for repair or upgrade work.

Supplied without processors or memory

The board arrives bare, meaning buyers must provide compatible Xeon CPUs and registered DIMMs themselves. No heatsinks, riser cards or cabling are included in the package. Customers requiring a fully populated node should source those parts separately.

How it compares

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Price $80.99
Pricier than about 54% of the 1,517 comparable items (median $68.99).

Specifications

Size & build
Shipping weight1.36 kg
Package size356 × 305 × 76 mm

Questions about this item

Will the system board need a CPU installed before it can be used?

Yes, the board is supplied without a CPU, so a compatible Xeon processor must be fitted before deployment.

What thermal limit appears first when the board runs under continuous load?

The dual-socket design means CPU temperature thresholds will be reached before any other onboard component limit.

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