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Dell 0X7322 E7520 Chipset PGA604 DDR2 Motherboard For PowerEdge 2850
- Intel E7520 Chipset
- PGA604 Socket
- Supports DDR2 Memory
- Designed for Dell PowerEdge 2850
- Dual processor support (typically)
- Multiple expansion slots for I/O and storage
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Product Overview
The Dell 0X7322 is a motherboard for the PowerEdge 2850 server, featuring the Intel E7520 chipset and supporting DDR2 memory. It utilizes a PGA604 socket for the processor, providing a reliable platform for enterprise-level computing.
Technical Information
| Chipset | Intel E7520 |
| Socket Type | PGA604 |
Additional Specifications
| Memory Type | DDR2 |
| Compatible Server | Dell PowerEdge 2850 |
Product Description
This Dell 0X7322 motherboard is the central component of the Dell PowerEdge 2850 server, a 2U rackmount server designed for demanding enterprise workloads. It is built around the Intel E7520 chipset, which was a high-performance chipset designed for dual-processor systems, offering robust I/O capabilities and memory support. The motherboard features a PGA604 socket, indicating compatibility with Intel Xeon processors of that era. It supports DDR2 ECC (Error-Correcting Code) memory, which is crucial for server environments where data integrity and system stability are paramount. The ability to accommodate a significant amount of RAM allows the PowerEdge 2850 to handle memory-intensive applications and virtualized environments. With multiple expansion slots, including PCI and potentially PCI-X or PCIe, the 0X7322 motherboard allows for the addition of various peripherals and adapter cards. This includes network interface cards, storage controllers, and other specialized hardware, enabling the server to be customized for specific roles such as application serving, database hosting, or virtualization. Its design prioritizes reliability, performance, and expandability for business-critical operations.
