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AIO embedded motherboard supporting Socket G1 rPGA 989 and DDR3 memory
The Dell Vostro 330 is a desktop motherboard built for Socket G1 (rPGA 989) processors. It fits an all-in-one form factor and supports DDR3 SDRAM memory modules. This board suits repair technicians or integrators maintaining compatible legacy systems.
The rPGA 989 socket limits CPU choices to processors designed for that specific interface. Memory support is restricted to DDR3 SDRAM technology only. Builders needing newer processor sockets or different memory standards cannot use this board.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | DELL |
| Size & build | |
| Form factor | AIO |
This board uses the rPGA 989 Socket G1, so it accepts compatible mobile processors that fit that socket.
You can install DDR3 SDRAM modules up to the board's maximum capacity and speed, matching the Vostro 330's original specification.
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