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11-10-2010 01:00 PM
11-10-2010 01:00 PM
BL490c G6 - system board spare part number
Manuel needed some direction in de-cyphering some HP part numbers:
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Seeking information on the system board for the BL490c G6 and granted this issue is not unique to this server as I have run across this on other servers like the BL460c G6 for instance.
Depending on where you look you will find either spare part # 532235-001 (System board ) or 595047-001 (SPS-BD SYSTEM I/O C2). They are both system boards for this server so what is the difference?
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Timur had the magic info:
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C2 corresponds to a Six core CPU model.
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I hope that helps.