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Green rectangular microATX motherboard with silver CPU socket and black memory slots

HP

HP 782450-001 Prodesk 280 G1 LGA 1150 DDR3 server motherboard

SKU CH-B32G-XSHZ6

MicroATX desktop motherboard with LGA 1150 socket supporting DDR3 memory, HP 782450-001 Prodesk 280 G1

  • Form FactorMicroATX
  • LGA 1150 socket fits compatible Intel CPUs
  • DDR3 memory support for existing RAM modules
  • MicroATX form factor suits compact server builds
  • HP 782450-001 part number ensures exact replacement match

HP Prodesk 280 G1 MicroATX board

This HP 782450-001 motherboard uses the LGA 1150 socket and accepts DDR3 memory in a MicroATX layout. It is built for the Prodesk 280 G1 platform and suits IT teams refreshing compatible desktop chassis. The part arrives new and ready for integration into existing fleets.

Direct swap for failed Prodesk 280 G1 boards

This unit replaces an identical HP 782450-001 board in the same chassis without re-cabling or mounting changes. The jump is worth it when the original board has failed and a like-for-like repair keeps the deployment standardised. It does not serve builds that need a different socket, newer memory standard or larger form factor.

Highlights

  • LGA 1150 socket fits compatible Intel CPUs
  • DDR3 memory support for existing RAM modules
  • MicroATX form factor suits compact server builds
  • HP 782450-001 part number ensures exact replacement match

Specifications

BrandHP
Form FactorMicroATX

Questions about this item

Does the MicroATX form factor of the HP 782450-001 fit a standard 280 chassis?

The MicroATX board matches the 280 chassis mounting pattern, so the screw holes line up with the standoffs supplied with the case.

What is the correct order for seating a processor into the LGA 1150 socket on this motherboard?

Lift the load lever, align the notches on the CPU with the socket keys, place the chip gently without pressure, then close and lock the lever before attaching the cooler.

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