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Dell MN1TX OptiPlex 7010 USFF motherboard LGA 1155 DDR3

DELL

DELL MN1TX OptiPlex 7010 USFF LGA 1155 DDR3 server motherboard

SKU CH-V8K3-GC07N

Compact USFF motherboard with LGA 1155 socket and DDR3 support for OptiPlex 7010 systems

  • Form FactorUSFF
  • New Dell server motherboard ready for deployment
  • LGA 1155 socket supports compatible Intel processors
  • USFF form factor fits ultra-small chassis
  • DDR3 memory compatibility for cost-effective upgrades

Dell MN1TX USFF motherboard

The Dell MN1TX is a USFF motherboard built for the OptiPlex 7010 platform. It uses the LGA 1155 socket and accepts DDR3 memory. The board suits IT teams maintaining existing fleets or builders assembling compact legacy systems.

Replaces a failed OptiPlex 7010 board

This unit directly replaces a damaged MN1TX in the same chassis without rewiring. The jump is worth it when the original board has failed and a new USFF LGA 1155 part is required to restore operation. It does not fit standard ATX cases or support newer processor sockets.

Highlights

  • New Dell server motherboard ready for deployment
  • LGA 1155 socket supports compatible Intel processors
  • USFF form factor fits ultra-small chassis
  • DDR3 memory compatibility for cost-effective upgrades

Specifications

BrandDELL
Form FactorUSFF

Questions about this item

What USFF chassis dimensions does the MN1TX motherboard require for mounting?

The MN1TX uses the USFF form factor and is designed for Dell OptiPlex 7010 ultra-small-form-factor chassis. Mounting holes and I/O shield alignment match that specific case series.

How is the CPU installed in the LGA 1155 socket, and what step is often missed?

Lift the socket lever, align the processor notches with the socket keys, place the CPU gently, lower the lever, then secure the retention bracket. The step often missed is locking the retention bracket after lowering the lever.

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