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Green Dell PowerEdge R300 system board Ty179

DELL

DELL Ty179 System Board PowerEdge R300 5.1

SKU CH-9XG2-40NMV

Replacement system board for Dell PowerEdge R300 servers

  • Dell system board fits PowerEdge R300 servers
  • Replacement part restores server operation quickly
  • Genuine Dell component ensures exact compatibility
  • Part number Ty179 simplifies ordering and identification

System board for PowerEdge R300

The Dell Ty179 system board is a direct replacement component designed for the PowerEdge R300 server. It restores full motherboard functionality to a compatible 1U rack chassis. This new part targets IT professionals maintaining existing Dell infrastructure who require a specific board revision for hardware parity.

Fits PowerEdge R300 1U chassis

Installation requires a compatible PowerEdge R300 chassis, processors, memory modules, and riser cards to complete the server build. The board integrates the primary I/O and expansion interfaces native to the R300 platform. It is not suitable for other Dell server models or standard ATX cases due to proprietary mounting and connector layouts.

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Price $35.99
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Brand nameDELL

Questions about this item

How does the Ty179 system board handle thermal limits when the PowerEdge R300 runs continuously?

The board is designed for the PowerEdge R300 server chassis, which manages airflow and cooling; sustained operation stays within the server's validated thermal envelope.

What power draw should I expect from the Ty179 board during all-day operation in a PowerEdge R300?

Power consumption is determined by the full server configuration — processors, memory, and drives — rather than the system board alone.

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