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Green rectangular server motherboard with silver CPU socket and four black DDR3 memory slots

Lenovo

Lenovo 89Y0954 ThinkCentre A70 LGA 775 DDR3 server motherboard

SKU CH-7FTT-344NK

Supports LGA 775 processors and DDR3 memory in a ThinkCentre A70 server board

  • LGA 775 socket fits compatible Intel processors
  • DDR3 memory support for desktop upgrades
  • ThinkCentre A70 form factor matches original chassis
  • New condition ensures reliable server deployment

Lenovo ThinkCentre A70 LGA 775 Motherboard

The Lenovo 89Y0954 motherboard fits ThinkCentre A70 systems using an LGA 775 socket. It accepts DDR3 memory modules for desktop or entry-level server builds. This board serves as a direct replacement for the original part number 89Y0954. It targets technicians repairing or maintaining legacy Lenovo workstations.

DDR3 Desktop Board for Legacy Repair

The board uses a standard desktop form factor with LGA 775 mounting points aligned to the A70 chassis. DDR3 slots support memory upgrades within the platform limits. Onboard connectors match the original front-panel, power and drive headers. Buyers needing newer socket types or different memory standards should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • LGA 775 socket fits compatible Intel processors
  • DDR3 memory support for desktop upgrades
  • ThinkCentre A70 form factor matches original chassis
  • New condition ensures reliable server deployment

Specifications

BrandLenovo

Questions about this item

What socket standard does the 89Y0954 motherboard use and which processors does it accept?

The board uses the LGA 775 socket, also known as Socket T, and accepts processors built for that interface.

What physical mounting pattern does this ThinkCentre A70 board follow for chassis installation?

It follows the standard mounting pattern used in ThinkCentre A70 chassis, aligning with the case standoffs and I/O shield cut-out for that model.

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