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Supermicro X7SLA-H Socket PBGA437 Intel 945GC Flex-ATX Motherboard
- Integrated Intel 945GC Chipset
- Socket PBGA437
- Flex-ATX Form Factor
- Supports DDR2 Memory
- Low Power Consumption
- Compact Design
- SATA II Storage Interface
- Onboard Graphics and LAN
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Product Overview
The Supermicro X7SLA-H is a Flex-ATX motherboard featuring an integrated Intel 945GC chipset and supporting PBGA437 socket processors. It is designed for compact, low-power server and embedded applications.
Technical Information
| Socket Type | PBGA437 |
| Chipset | Intel 945GC |
| Form Factor | Flex-ATX |
Additional Specifications
| Memory Type | DDR2 |
| Storage Interface | SATA II |
Product Description
The Supermicro X7SLA-H is a highly integrated motherboard designed for space-constrained environments, such as 1U servers, network appliances, and embedded systems. It features an integrated Intel 945GC chipset and a processor soldered directly onto the board (PBGA437 socket), which contributes to its compact size and low power consumption. This makes it an energy-efficient solution for applications requiring continuous operation. The motherboard supports DDR2 memory, providing sufficient bandwidth for its intended use cases. It includes essential connectivity options, such as SATA II ports for storage devices, USB ports for peripherals, and integrated graphics and LAN controllers. The Flex-ATX form factor allows it to fit into smaller chassis than standard ATX or Micro-ATX boards, offering significant flexibility in system design. Supermicro's X7SLA-H is built for reliability and stability, making it suitable for industrial applications, network storage, or entry-level server roles where a compact footprint and low power draw are critical. Its integrated components reduce the need for additional expansion cards, further contributing to its cost-effectiveness and suitability for mass deployment.
