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Dell My736 system board for PowerEdge M600 server

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DELL My736 System Board for PowerEdge M600

SKU CH-AAZH-GHBAM

System board for PowerEdge M600 servers, weighing 5.1 units

  • Server board replaces failed M600 system board
  • Weighs 5.1 units for straightforward handling
  • Designed specifically for PowerEdge M600 servers
  • Dell-manufactured replacement ensures correct fit

Dell My736 System Board for PowerEdge M600

This Dell My736 system board is a direct replacement component for the PowerEdge M600 server platform. It restores full motherboard functionality when the original board has failed or requires an upgrade. IT departments and server technicians use it to return blade systems to service quickly.

Thermals, noise and power draw

The board operates within the standard thermal envelope defined for the PowerEdge M600 chassis. Cooling is managed by the blade enclosure fans, so the module itself adds no independent noise source. Power consumption follows the server's original design specifications for this component.

Highlights

  • Server board replaces failed M600 system board
  • Weighs 5.1 units for straightforward handling
  • Designed specifically for PowerEdge M600 servers
  • Dell-manufactured replacement ensures correct fit

Specifications

BrandDELL

Questions about this item

How is the DELL My736 system board installed into a PowerEdge M600, and what step is often missed?

Slide the board into the blade chassis until the connector seats firmly, then secure the captive retention screws; the step often missed is torquing those screws to the specified value so the board makes full contact with the backplane.

What maintenance or replacement will the DELL My736 system board need over its service life?

The board itself has no user-serviceable parts; plan to replace the CMOS battery on the board every three to five years and reseat the unit if the blade reports a chassis-connection fault.

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