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Motherboards as critical spare parts for older generation servers

As the platform for all of a server's components, the motherboard is of crucial importance. A failure in the motherboard will usually lead to a complete failure of the server, which must be resolved with the right replacement part. Even if only some areas of the motherboard are affected, further use of the server is often limited or impossible due to errors in the detection of processors, memory, hard drives or expansion cards.

Depending on the model and generation of the system, specific compatible motherboards from the respective manufacturer are required for replacement to ensure problem-free installation in the server chassis and the continued use of all existing components. Because servers of various generations differ in their support of hardware standards, only the correct replacement part can restore the original state before the failure.
This can cause problems due to the reduced availability of spare parts if the production of the devices has been discontinued and the amount of new parts available is therefore constantly decreasing. This is typically a challenge when operating the affected server generations, as even used spare parts and accessories are often rarely available after a certain point.

In order to be prepared for possible server failures and to be able to carry out necessary repairs quickly, a sufficient stock of spare parts is essential. Care should be taken to store sensitive components, such as motherboards, in an optimal environment to prevent damage to the electronics caused by moisture and temperature changes. In addition, the sensitive contacts in the processor socket should always be protected with the appropriate covers. This will prevent damage during storage and installation of the boards.

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In most cases, a motherboard failure requires a complex repair of the server due to the removal of all installed components and the time-consuming replacement of the board, which can lead to expensive downtime. In addition, it is often difficult to find a suitable replacement part, especially for older systems. Used and carefully tested motherboards from our online shop enable older servers to be quickly and cost-effectively brought back into service with suitable replacement boards. In our shop you will find spare parts for various server models of older generations from HP, Dell, Fujitsu and other manufacturers, which you can use to carry out the necessary repairs in the event of a defect.
Since 2010 we are your competent partner for professionally refurbished used servers, storage systems, workstations and network equipment. Our range also includes older hardware from well-known brands, as well as compatible spare parts and accessories for different server generations. With fast shipping from our large warehouse, we offer short delivery times, so you can receive urgent repair orders without long waiting times. Our friendly and experienced support team will assist you with any questions you may have about products and your order. Contact us - we will take care of your request!

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