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OIAGLH Server Motherboard for PowerEdge T300 F433C TY177

SKU CH-S0J7-SB9NA

Replacement server motherboard tested for Dell PowerEdge T300 systems

  • Designed for Dell PowerEdge T300 servers
  • Matches part numbers F433C and TY177
  • Tested and verified functional before dispatch
  • Brand-new OIAGLH replacement board ready to install

Dell PowerEdge T300 Replacement Board

This new server motherboard is designed as a direct replacement for the Dell PowerEdge T300 system. It carries part numbers F433C and TY177 to match the original equipment specifications. The unit has been tested and verified functional before dispatch. It serves administrators restoring a legacy tower server to working order.

Limited to Original Platform Constraints

This board operates only within the architecture of the PowerEdge T300 generation. It cannot accommodate newer processor families, memory standards or expansion interfaces introduced after that platform. Builders needing modern instruction sets, higher core counts or current I/O protocols must select a different server platform entirely.

Highlights

  • Designed for Dell PowerEdge T300 servers
  • Matches part numbers F433C and TY177
  • Tested and verified functional before dispatch
  • Brand-new OIAGLH replacement board ready to install

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Should I choose the F433C or the TY177 version for my PowerEdge T300?

Both part numbers refer to the same board revision; select the one that matches the label on your existing motherboard.

What does the T300 designation mean once the board is installed?

It confirms the motherboard is designed for the PowerEdge T300 chassis and will fit the original mounting points.

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