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01-08-2015 01:50 PM
01-08-2015 01:50 PM
HI all,
I've got an ML350G6 configured with an E5504 CPU, which was bought a couple years ago, running as a generic Linux server. As the box starts to show its age, I'm thinking about a CPU upgrade. Having read a couple forums (including this one), it seems that some mainboards support 55xx CPUs only, some support 55xx/56xx.
"System board Part# 511775-001 for systems using Intel 5500 series processors
System board Part# 606019-001 for systems using Intel 5500 and 5600 series processors"
Is it possible to tell from the SKU retrieved via dmidecode that which board does it have? The only partnumber I was able to retrieve is 470065-114.
Thanks,
Zoltan H
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01-08-2015 08:19 PM
01-08-2015 08:19 PM
SolutionHi,
Its a always recommended to open up the server and check the system board part number from the label on them.
What if your server had 511775-001 and later it was replaced to 606019-001.
BTW your server has 511775-001 according to http://partsurfer.hp.com/Search.aspx?SearchText=470065-114
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01-09-2015 04:30 AM
01-09-2015 04:30 AM
Re: ML350G6 CPU upgrades
Hi,
Agree on opening up the server. I was mostly interested in that if the mainboard partnumber could be retrieved via dmidecode, or if there is a part list site - which you kindly pointed me, the partsurfer site is great.
Given that I'm the first owner of the box, I take it that the original 511775-001 is in it, and plan for a 55xx upgrade.
Thanks for help!
Regards,
Zoltan H