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Dell XR1GT Inspiron 660 MicroATX motherboard, LGA 1155 socket, DDR3 memory slots

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DELL XR1GT Inspiron 660 LGA 1155 DDR3 Server Motherboard

SKU CH-6ZH3-HHR52

MicroATX motherboard with LGA 1155 socket for DDR3 memory

  • Form factorMicroATX
  • MicroATX form factor fits compact server builds
  • LGA 1155 socket supports compatible Intel processors
  • DDR3 memory compatibility for existing RAM modules
  • Genuine DELL XR1GT board for Inspiron 660 systems

Dell XR1GT Inspiron 660 LGA 1155 Motherboard

The Dell XR1GT is a MicroATX server motherboard built for LGA 1155 processors. It supports DDR3 SDRAM memory modules for desktop or entry-level server workloads. This board fits existing Inspiron 660 chassis or compatible MicroATX cases.

DDR3 Capacity and Platform Limits

Memory capacity is defined by the DDR3 standard and the specific processor installed. The LGA 1155 socket restricts upgrades to Sandy Bridge or Ivy Bridge generation CPUs only. Buyers needing newer processor support or different memory types must choose another platform.

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Price $59.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameDELL
Model nameXR1GT
Size & build
Form factorMicroATX

Questions about this item

Will the MicroATX form factor of the XR1GT board fit in the case I used for my older LGA 1155 system?

The XR1GT uses a MicroATX layout, so it will mount in any chassis that accepts MicroATX or full-size ATX boards.

After installing the motherboard, how can I confirm the DDR3 memory is running correctly?

Enter the BIOS on first boot; the memory section should show the installed DDR3 capacity and speed, confirming the modules are detected.

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