IBM 01LT917 Power8 Dual Socket LGA3190 Server System Motherboard For Sale
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IBM 01LT917 Power8 Dual Socket LGA3190 Server System Motherboard:
$799.99
The IBM 01LT917 POWER8 Dual LGA3190 Server System Motherboard is a high-performance enterprise server board designed for IBM POWER8-based systems. Serving as the central platform for system operations, it supports dual POWER8 processors and integrates essential server components, including memory, storage interfaces, and expansion connectivity.
Built for reliability and scalability, this motherboard is designed to handle demanding workloads in data centers, virtualization environments, and business-critical applications. Its enterprise-class architecture helps ensure stable performance, efficient resource management, and continuous operation.
Specifications:
- Brand: IBM
- Part Number: 01LT917
- Type: Server System Motherboard
- Processor Support: Dual POWER8 Processors
- Socket Type: LGA3190
- Architecture: IBM POWER8
- Application: Enterprise server and data center environments
- Function: Main system board for server operations
- Compatibility: IBM POWER8 server platforms (model dependent)
Features:
- Supports dual POWER8 processor configurations
- Provides a stable foundation for enterprise computing workloads
- Integrates system memory, storage, and expansion connectivity
- Designed for high availability and continuous operation
- Enterprise-grade construction for demanding environments
- Suitable for virtualization, database, and business-critical applications
- Reliable performance for data center and server deployments
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