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Micro-ATX server motherboard with LGA 1150 socket supporting DDR3 memory
This HP 697895-002 motherboard uses the Micro-ATX form factor and fits LGA 1150 processors. It supports DDR3 SDRAM modules for system memory. The board carries the Z230 designation for workstation platforms.
Builders assembling a Micro-ATX system with an LGA 1150 CPU and DDR3 memory can use this board. It does not fit larger ATX cases or smaller Mini-ITX chassis. Buyers needing a different socket type or memory standard should look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | HP |
| Size & build | |
| Form factor | Micro-ATX |
The motherboard is supplied as a standalone board; an I/O shield is not included and would need to be sourced separately.
This part number identifies the Z230 Micro-ATX board for LGA 1150; other form factors or chipsets carry different HP part numbers.
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