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Green MicroATX server motherboard with Socket 754 and DDR1 slots

HP

HP 5187-6672 K8N8X-LA Socket 754 DDR1 Server Motherboard

SKU CH-VQAM-MGKYD

Socket 754 MicroATX server motherboard supporting DDR1 memory

  • Form FactorMicroATX
  • Socket 754 interface fits AMD CPUs built for that platform
  • DDR1 memory support matches legacy server DIMMs
  • MicroATX form factor suits compact chassis builds
  • New condition ensures factory-original components throughout

HP K8N8X-LA MicroATX Server Board

The HP 5187-6672 K8N8X-LA is a MicroATX server motherboard designed for Socket 754 processors. It provides a foundation for systems requiring DDR1 SDRAM memory support. This board suits maintenance or legacy hardware projects.

Ideal for Legacy Socket 754 Builds

This motherboard fits administrators repairing existing HP platforms that use the 5187-6672 part number. It is not suitable for builders needing modern memory standards or newer processor sockets. Users requiring current-generation interfaces should evaluate alternative hardware.

Highlights

  • Socket 754 interface fits AMD CPUs built for that platform
  • DDR1 memory support matches legacy server DIMMs
  • MicroATX form factor suits compact chassis builds
  • New condition ensures factory-original components throughout

Specifications

BrandHP
ModelK8N8X-LA
Form FactorMicroATX

Questions about this item

Which version of the HP 5187-6672 K8N8X-LA Socket 754 motherboard should I choose?

The product is listed as a single model, the HP 5187-6672 K8N8X-LA, in new condition with a MicroATX form factor. There are no alternative versions or capacities shown for this part number.

What does the Socket 754 figure mean once the board is installed in a real machine?

Socket 754 indicates the physical CPU interface; it accepts processors built for that specific socket. The board also supports DDR1 SDRAM memory modules and fits MicroATX chassis.

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