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USFF server motherboard with LGA 1155 socket supporting DDR3 memory
This Lenovo 03T7349 board uses the USFF form factor and an LGA 1155 socket for compatible Intel processors. It supports DDR3 memory modules for system RAM. The part number 7349 identifies this specific ThinkCentre M92 platform.
The USFF layout limits expansion slots and drive bays compared with larger boards. Builders who need multiple add-in cards or extra internal storage will find the form factor restrictive. The LGA 1155 socket requires a matching processor and DDR3 modules to complete the system.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Lenovo |
| Size & build | |
| Form factor | USFF |
The board uses LGA 1155 socket and DDR3 memory; the memory controller on the CPU determines the practical limit.
Thermal output depends on the specific processor installed; the USFF form factor relies on a compact heatsink and system fan for dissipation.
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