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Hitachi, Ltd.

Hitachi, Ltd. 0G5611 system board switch module

SKU CH-MRWP-HRGB2

A Dell OptiPlex GX280 system board with part number 0G5611

  • Genuine Dell replacement board for OptiPlex GX280
  • Mfg number 0G5611 ensures exact fit
  • New condition ready for immediate installation
  • Compact 5.1 unit weight simplifies handling

Dell OptiPlex GX280 system board

The Hitachi 0G5611 is a replacement system board built for the Dell OptiPlex GX280 desktop. It restores full platform functionality when the original board has failed. Technicians and IT teams use it to extend the service life of legacy workstations. The part arrives new and ready for installation.

SATA storage support and legacy limits

The board provides SATA connectivity for 2.5-inch drives such as 160 GB 7200 RPM Travelstar units. It handles operating-system volumes and standard office workloads without difficulty. Storage requirements beyond the available SATA ports or larger drive capacities exceed what this platform can accommodate. Buyers needing modern interfaces or greater expandability cannot use this board.

Highlights

  • Genuine Dell replacement board for OptiPlex GX280
  • Mfg number 0G5611 ensures exact fit
  • New condition ready for immediate installation
  • Compact 5.1 unit weight simplifies handling

Specifications

BrandHITACHI

Questions about this item

Will the 0G5611 system board fit alongside the original OptiPlex GX280 chassis components?

The board is manufactured for the OptiPlex GX280, so it aligns with the original mounting points and front-panel connectors.

How can I confirm the 0G5611 board is working after installation?

Power on the system and verify the Dell POST screen appears, then check that the BIOS detects the SATA drive and installed memory.

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