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Green rectangular server motherboard with LGA 1151 CPU socket and multiple expansion slots

HP

HP ProLiant XL170R Gen9 System Board 800362-001

SKU CH-BAJX-FFVQ8

System board for HP ProLiant XL170R Gen9 servers with LGA 1151 socket supporting Intel processors

  • ProcessorIntel
  • CPU socketLGA 1151
  • LGA 1151 socket supports Intel processors
  • Designed for HP ProLiant XL170R Gen9 servers
  • New system board ready for deployment
  • Replaces part number 768702-001 directly

HP ProLiant XL170R Gen9 System Board

This HP ProLiant XL170R Gen9 system board is a new server motherboard designed for rack-scale deployments. It serves as a direct replacement part for the XL170R Gen9 chassis. The board uses an LGA 1151 socket for Intel processors. It is intended for system integrators maintaining existing Gen9 infrastructure.

LGA 1151 Socket Compatibility

The single specification that determines fit is the LGA 1151 CPU socket type. This board accepts only Intel processors designed for that specific socket. Builders requiring a different socket type or a newer processor generation cannot use this board. Verify the exact processor model against the socket before purchase.

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Price $121.99
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Specifications

Processor
ProcessorIntel
CPU socketLGA 1151

Questions about this item

What does the LGA 1151 socket on this XL170R Gen9 board mean for processor choice in a real build?

The LGA 1151 socket accepts Intel CPUs designed for that interface; processor selection is limited to models that physically and electrically match the socket.

Which interface standard does the board use for the CPU, and what does it cap in practice?

The board uses the LGA 1151 interface for the CPU; it caps compatibility to Intel processors built for that socket generation.

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