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BTX server motherboard with LGA 1155 socket and DDR3 support
The HP 6200 Pro motherboard uses the BTX form factor and carries part number 614036-003. It fits LGA 1155 processors and accepts DDR3 memory modules. This board is designed for HP 6200 Pro small form factor chassis.
This motherboard suits technicians replacing a failed board in an existing HP 6200 Pro BTX system. Builders starting a new project or needing standard ATX mounting points should look at other platforms. Buyers requiring newer socket types or different memory generations will need a different board.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | HP |
| Size & build | |
| Form factor | BTX |
The board uses an LGA 1155 socket, so the installed processor must be an LGA 1155/Socket H2 model.
Yes, the motherboard supports DDR3 SDRAM, so compatible DDR3 modules can be reused.
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