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Ivy Bridge motherboard for HP SL230s, SL250s and SL270 Gen8 servers
This HP system motherboard supports the SL230s, SL250s and SL270 server lines using the Ivy Bridge platform. It carries part numbers 741758-001 and 650050-005 and arrives in bulk packaging. The board is designed as a direct replacement or spare for compatible Gen8S embedded solutions.
This motherboard suits technicians maintaining HP SL230, SL250 or SL270 Gen8S systems that require an Ivy Bridge board. It is not for builders wanting retail packaging, consumer form factors, newer processor generations or different chipset features.
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The board is built for HP SL230s, SL250s and SL270s Gen8S systems, so it fits those server nodes.
It shares the Ivy Bridge Gen8S platform, allowing it to run alongside compatible Gen8 servers in the same environment.
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