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Dell 09G864 Socket PGA370 System Board for PowerEdge 2550
- System Board for Dell PowerEdge 2550
- Socket Type: PGA370
- Supports Intel Pentium III and Celeron processors
- Server-grade motherboard
- Designed for rackmount or tower configurations
- Includes essential I/O and expansion slots for server functionality
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Product Overview
The Dell 09G864 is a system board designed for the PowerEdge 2550 server. It utilizes a Socket PGA370, indicating compatibility with Intel Pentium III or Celeron processors of that era.
Technical Information
| Product Type | System Board |
| Socket Type | PGA370 |
Additional Specifications
| Compatible Server | Dell PowerEdge 2550 |
Product Description
The Dell 09G864 is a critical component, serving as the main system board for the Dell PowerEdge 2550 server. This motherboard is engineered to provide the foundational infrastructure for the server's operations, integrating the CPU, memory, expansion slots, and I/O interfaces. Its design is tailored to meet the demands of a server environment, emphasizing reliability, performance, and expandability. Featuring a Socket PGA370, this system board is compatible with a range of Intel processors, specifically the Pentium III and Celeron families that utilized this socket type. This processor compatibility dictates the performance capabilities and the generation of server it belongs to. The board includes the necessary chipsets and controllers to manage data flow between the CPU, RAM, storage devices, and peripherals, ensuring efficient server operation. As a server system board, the 09G864 is built with server-specific features, which may include support for ECC (Error-Correcting Code) memory, multiple PCI slots for expansion cards (such as network adapters or RAID controllers), and integrated management features. It is the central hub that connects all other server components, making it indispensable for the functionality of the PowerEdge 2550.
