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Intel 4000622-3 4000622 MB INTEL D815EEA, AA A19243-205, PGA370, PB-A10641-002
- Intel Motherboard
- Socket Type: PGA370
- Form Factor: ATX
- Part Number: AA A19243-205
- Board Revision: PB-A10641-002
- Designed for Intel processors compatible with Socket 370
- Includes expansion slots for PCI devices
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Product Overview
This entry appears to be an Intel motherboard, identified by the SKU 4000622-3 and associated part numbers. It is designed for PGA370 socket processors and features an ATX form factor.
Technical Information
| Manufacturer | Intel |
| Socket Type | PGA370 |
| Form Factor | ATX |
Additional Specifications
| Part Number | AA A19243-205 |
| Board Revision | PB-A10641-002 |
Product Description
The Intel motherboard associated with SKU 4000622-3 is a component designed for systems utilizing the PGA370 socket. This socket was prevalent during the era of Intel's Pentium III and Celeron processors, indicating that this board is intended for older desktop systems. The ATX form factor suggests it is a standard-sized motherboard, capable of fitting into most typical desktop computer cases and offering a reasonable amount of expansion capabilities. Associated part numbers such as AA A19243-205 and PB-A10641-002 likely refer to specific revisions or manufacturing details of this particular board. These identifiers are crucial for compatibility checks and for sourcing replacement parts or documentation. The presence of multiple PCI slots (implied by the ATX form factor and typical configurations of the era) would allow for the addition of various expansion cards like sound cards, network cards, or older graphics accelerators. While specific technical details beyond the socket and form factor are not explicitly provided in the title, motherboards of this vintage typically supported DDR or SDRAM memory, had integrated IDE controllers for hard drives and optical drives, and often included basic onboard audio and networking. This board represents a piece of legacy hardware, likely found in older business or home computers.
