Specifications

Chapter 2: Components2-2
2.1 Upgrading CPU and CPU heatsink
The motherboard comes with dual surface mount LGA 1944 Socket designed for
the AMD
®
Opteron™ 6200 series CPU in the Land Grid Array (LGA) package.
P/N Description
90-S000U0CV0T AMD OPTERON 6276 2.3GHZ W/HEATS (16C/TDP<=115W/Socket G34)
90-S000U0CW0T AMD OPTERON 6274 2.2GHZ W/HEATS (16C/TDP<=115W/Socket G34)
90-S000U0CX0T AMD OPTERON 6272 2.1GHZ W/HEATS (16C/TDP<=115W/Socket G34)
90-S000U0CY0T AMD OPTERON 6238 2.6GHZ W/HEATS (12C/TDP<=115W/Socket G34)
90-S000U0CZ0T AMD OPTERON 6234 2.4GHZ W/HEATS (12C/TDP<=115W/Socket G34)
90-S000U0D00T AMD OPTERON 6220 3.0GHZ W/HEATS (8C/TDP<=115W/Socket G34)
90-S000U0D10T AMD OPTERON 6212 2.6GHZ W/HEATS (8C/TDP<=115W/Socket G34)
90-S000U0D20T AMD OPTERON 6204 3.3GHZ W/HEATS (4C/TDP<=115W/Socket G34)
90-S000U0D30T AMD OPTERON 6262HE 1.6GHZ W/HEATS (16C/TDP<=85W/Socket G34)
Twist each of the two screws with a Philips (cross) screwdriver just enough to
attach the heatsink to the motherboard. When the two screws are attached,
tighten them one by one to completely secure the heatsink.
• If you wish to install two (2) CPUs, make sure that you sequentially install a
CPU from CPU socket 1 rst, then on CPU socket 2.
• When installing only one (1) CPU, make sure to install it on the CPU1
socket.
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The CPU ts in only one correct
orientation. Do not force the CPU into the
socket to prevent bending the connectors
on the socket and damaging the CPU.