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HP Maho Bay system board, green PCB with components

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HP 657239-601 Maho Bay System Board

SKU CH-SF2E-XTGXK

Replacement HP Maho Bay desktop system board with Windows 8 Pro

  • Genuine HP replacement board for Maho Bay systems
  • Part number 657239-601 ensures exact compatibility
  • New condition ready for immediate installation
  • Supports Windows 8 Pro as originally configured

HP Maho Bay MT-SFF System Board

This HP 657239-601 Maho Bay board is a desktop motherboard designed for micro-tower and small form factor chassis. It carries Windows 8 Pro licensing and serves as a direct replacement for the original system board in compatible HP business PCs.

Replaces failed or damaged OEM board

The jump is worth it when the existing board has failed and an identical HP part is required to restore full system function without relicensing Windows. It is not for builders wanting a retail motherboard with standard mounting holes, aftermarket CPU support or additional expansion slots.

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Price $13.99
Cheaper than about 97% of the 3,798 comparable items (median $131.99).

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Questions about this item

What chassis does the 657239-601 Maho Bay board fit?

The Maho Bay board is made for MT and SFF chassis; match the standoffs to the board holes before securing it.

Which step is often missed when installing the 657239-601 system board?

Forgetting to re-seat the CPU power connector and front-panel header after the board is screwed down causes a no-post condition.

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