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Dell X7500 Socket PGA604 Intel E7520 System Board
- Socket PGA604 processor support
- Intel E7520 Chipset
- Supports dual Intel Xeon processors
- DDR2 ECC Registered memory support
- Multiple PCI-e and PCI-X slots for expansion
- Designed for Dell PowerEdge servers (e.g., 1850, 2850)
- Integrated I/O controllers
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Product Overview
This Dell X7500 system board is designed for Socket PGA604 processors and utilizes the Intel E7520 chipset. It is built for dual-processor configurations in Dell server systems, offering robust performance and expandability.
Technical Information
| Socket Type | PGA604 |
| Chipset | Intel E7520 |
| Memory Type | DDR2 ECC Registered |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | ATX or Proprietary (verify specific model) |
| Expansion Slots | Multiple PCI-e, PCI-X |
| Processor Configuration | Dual Socket |
Product Description
The Dell X7500 system board is a high-performance component designed for dual-processor server configurations, utilizing the Socket PGA604. This socket type was common for Intel Xeon processors of its generation, and the board's design supports two such CPUs to deliver substantial computational power. The integration of the Intel E7520 chipset provides a robust platform for managing data flow between the processors, memory, and peripherals, making it suitable for demanding enterprise applications. Memory support on the X7500 includes DDR2 ECC Registered modules. ECC (Error-Correcting Code) memory is essential for server environments as it enhances data integrity by detecting and correcting memory errors, thereby minimizing downtime and ensuring reliable operation. The board typically offers multiple DIMM slots, allowing for a significant amount of RAM to be installed, which is critical for virtualization, database management, and other memory-intensive tasks. With a combination of PCI Express (PCIe) and PCI-X expansion slots, the X7500 offers flexibility for adding various peripherals. This includes high-speed network interface cards, advanced storage controllers, and other adapter cards required for specific server roles. Its design is often found in Dell PowerEdge servers like the 1850 or 2850, providing a reliable and scalable foundation for critical business operations.


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