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HP EliteDesk 705 G1 SFF motherboard with FM2+ socket and DDR3 slots

HP

HP 751439-001 EliteDesk 705 G1 Socket FM2+ DDR3 Server Motherboard

SKU CH-GP6Y-B61ZP

A compact SFF motherboard for EliteDesk 705 G1 systems using Socket FM2+ and DDR3 memory

  • Form FactorSFF
  • FM2+ socket supports compatible AMD processors
  • DDR3 memory compatibility for existing RAM modules
  • SFF form factor fits compact server chassis
  • New condition ensures reliable deployment

HP EliteDesk 705 G1 Motherboard

This HP EliteDesk 705 G1 motherboard uses the FM2+ socket and supports DDR3 SDRAM memory. It is built in a small form factor for compact server or desktop builds. The board suits technicians replacing a failed unit in an existing HP EliteDesk 705 G1 chassis. It is not for builders starting a new platform or anyone needing a different socket type.

FM2+ Socket DDR3 Platform

The FM2+ socket accepts compatible AMD APUs and CPUs for this generation. DDR3 memory slots provide the only supported memory type. Capacity and headroom are defined by the processor and memory limits of the FM2+ platform. The board runs out when a build requires a newer socket, different memory standard, or larger form factor.

Highlights

  • FM2+ socket supports compatible AMD processors
  • DDR3 memory compatibility for existing RAM modules
  • SFF form factor fits compact server chassis
  • New condition ensures reliable deployment

Specifications

BrandHP
Form FactorSFF

Questions about this item

Will the FM2+ socket on this 705 G1 board accept the APU I already use in my older FM2+ system?

Yes, the board uses the same FM2+ socket, so any compatible FM2+ processor will install directly.

How can I confirm the motherboard is posting correctly after I install my DDR3 memory?

Power on the system and watch for the HP logo or listen for a single beep, which indicates a successful POST.

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