IBM 25P4983-1 MB, 25P4983 05, FRU 88P5840 312, PGA 370

Product Description

The IBM 25P4983-1 motherboard is a component specifically manufactured for IBM systems, featuring the PGA370 socket. This socket type is compatible with a range of Intel processors, primarily the Pentium III and Celeron families, which were prevalent in business and performance-oriented desktops and entry-level servers of their time. The motherboard's design is tailored to meet the specific requirements and integration standards of IBM's hardware ecosystem. Identification as a Field Replaceable Unit (FRU) with the number 88P5840 indicates that this motherboard is designed for easy replacement in the field by service technicians. This designation is crucial for maintaining uptime and simplifying maintenance procedures in enterprise environments. The revision '05' suggests that there might have been minor updates or revisions to the board's design or components over its production lifecycle. While specific technical details beyond the socket and FRU designation are not fully detailed in the title, it can be inferred that this motherboard would include standard features for its era, such as PCI slots for expansion, IDE or SATA ports for storage, and integrated peripherals like audio or network controllers, depending on the target system. Its primary purpose is to serve as the central hub for processing, memory, and I/O within a compatible IBM machine.