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Green rectangular server motherboard with dual FCLGA2011 sockets and multiple expansion slots

DELL

DELL 3C9JJ Server Motherboard 2-Socket FCLGA2011 Xeon PowerEdge C6220

SKU CH-XX9C-SEY0E MPN 3C9JJ

Refurbished dual-socket server motherboard for Dell PowerEdge C6220 supporting Xeon processors

  • CPU TypeAMD Opteron
  • Dual-socket design supports scalable Xeon performance
  • FCLGA2011 socket fits compatible Xeon processors
  • Purpose-built for PowerEdge C6220 server integration
  • Refurbished system board validated for server deployment

Dell PowerEdge C6220 server board

This refurbished Dell 3C9JJ motherboard is built for the PowerEdge C6220 platform and provides two FCLGA2011 sockets for Xeon processors. It is designed as a direct replacement system board for that specific server chassis. The unit arrives in refurbished condition.

Buyers repairing or upgrading a PowerEdge C6220 node

This board suits technicians restoring a C6220 node to service. It does not suit builders starting a new custom server, anyone needing a different socket type or form factor, or users who require a brand-new, unused motherboard.

Highlights

  • Dual-socket design supports scalable Xeon performance
  • FCLGA2011 socket fits compatible Xeon processors
  • Purpose-built for PowerEdge C6220 server integration
  • Refurbished system board validated for server deployment

Specifications

CPU TypeAMD Opteron
Shipping weight1.36 kg
Package size356 × 305 × 76 mm

Questions about this item

How does the dual-socket FCLGA2011 design affect sustained thermal limits under full load?

The board supports two Xeon processors in FCLGA2011 sockets, so sustained thermal limits depend on the specific CPUs installed and the chassis airflow of the PowerEdge C6220 system.

What noise and heat levels should I expect from this motherboard when running continuously in a PowerEdge C6220?

Noise and heat are determined by the Xeon processors, memory population and the C6220 chassis fan profile; the board itself adds minimal acoustic or thermal contribution.

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