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DELL Ur033 Dual CPU System Board for PowerEdge 1950 Server G2 computer accessory

SKU CH-4Y9H-6F3RB

Dual-CPU server board fits the PowerEdge 1950 G2 chassis

  • ColorMulticolor
  • Dual-CPU server board supports PowerEdge 1950 G2 deployments
  • New Dell UR033 part ensures direct compatibility
  • Server board design fits standard rackmount chassis
  • Unit weighs 5.1 units for handling planning

Dual-CPU Server Board for PowerEdge 1950 G2

This Dell Ur033 system board is a direct replacement component designed for the PowerEdge 1950 Generation 2 server. It supports dual-processor configurations to restore or maintain the server's original multi-threaded compute capacity. The board is supplied new and ready for installation in compatible chassis.

Restores Dual-Socket Capability in Existing Chassis

The board replaces a failed or missing system board in a PowerEdge 1950 G2 without requiring a chassis change. The upgrade jump is worthwhile when the existing processors, memory and peripherals remain serviceable and only the mainboard has failed. It is not for builders assembling a new server from scratch or for systems requiring a different form factor.

Highlights

  • Dual-CPU server board supports PowerEdge 1950 G2 deployments
  • New Dell UR033 part ensures direct compatibility
  • Server board design fits standard rackmount chassis
  • Unit weighs 5.1 units for handling planning

Specifications

BrandDELL
ColorMulticolor

Questions about this item

Will the Ur033 system board fit inside a PowerEdge 1950 G2 chassis?

The Ur033 is designed as the direct replacement board for the PowerEdge 1950 G2 server and matches the original mounting points.

What is the common mistake when installing the Ur033 dual CPU board?

Installers often seat only one processor or forget to populate the required memory risers before closing the chassis.

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