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Micro-ATX desktop board with LGA 1150 socket supporting DDR3 memory
The Lenovo 00KT289 is a Micro-ATX server motherboard built for LGA 1150 processors and DDR3 SDRAM. It serves as a direct replacement board for Thinkcentre M73 systems requiring a new foundation.
This board restores a Thinkcentre M73 to working order when the original motherboard has failed. It is not suited for builders starting a new custom server or for systems needing newer socket types or memory standards.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Lenovo |
| Size & build | |
| Form factor | Micro-ATX |
It fits any chassis that accepts Micro-ATX boards and provides the standard I/O shield cut-out and standoff pattern.
The board uses an LGA 1150 socket, so the processor must be an LGA 1150 model; align the notches before lowering the retention lever.
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