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Green server motherboard with CPU socket, memory slots, and expansion connectors

OIAGLH

OIAGLH ML110 Gen9 Server Motherboard 775269-001 791704-001 775268-002 775268-001 13117-3

SKU CH-KC7Q-15PEZ

Replacement server motherboard for ML110 Gen9 systems, tested and fully working

  • Designed for ML110 Gen9 server compatibility
  • Multiple part numbers ensure correct replacement fit
  • Fully tested mainboard guarantees reliable operation
  • New condition provides factory-fresh performance

ML110 Gen9 Server Motherboard Replacement

This server motherboard is a tested replacement board for the ML110 Gen9 platform. It matches part numbers 775269-001 791704-001 775268-002 775268-001 and 13117-3. The unit is supplied new and has been verified as fully working.

Suitable for technicians restoring an ML110 Gen9

This board suits repair shops or IT teams bringing a failed ML110 Gen9 unit back online with a direct-fit mainboard. Builders requiring a different form factor or a newer server platform should consider other options.

Highlights

  • Designed for ML110 Gen9 server compatibility
  • Multiple part numbers ensure correct replacement fit
  • Fully tested mainboard guarantees reliable operation
  • New condition provides factory-fresh performance

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this 775269-001 motherboard fit the standard ML110 Gen9 chassis mounting points?

The board carries the 775269-001 and 791704-001 part numbers, matching the ML110 Gen9 form factor, so it aligns with the original chassis standoffs and I/O shield cut-outs.

What is the common mistake when seating the CPU on this 775268-002 board during installation?

Installers often forget to lock the LGA socket lever fully after placing the processor, leaving the contact pins unseated and causing a no-post condition.

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