Lot of 3 Intel XEON SLACT X3220 Series 2.4 GHZ Server Workstation CPU Processor For Sale

Lot of 3 Intel XEON SLACT X3220 Series 2.4 GHZ Server Workstation CPU Processor
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Lot of 3 Intel XEON SLACT X3220 Series 2.4 GHZ Server Workstation CPU Processor:
$29.69

Ideal for IT technicians, system integrators, and refurbishers, this lot provides multiple Intel Xeon processors for replacement or spare inventory. Please verify the socket, chipset, BIOS requirements, and system compatibility before purchasing.

Specifics
  • Brand: Intel
  • Processor Family: Xeon
  • Model: X3220
  • S-Spec: SLACT
  • Type: Server / Workstation CPU Processor
  • Clock Speed: 2.40GHz
  • Application: Server / Workstation
  • Quantity: Lot of 3
  • Compatible Brand: Intel
  • Condition: Used
Features
  • Genuine Intel Xeon processor
  • 2.40GHz operating frequency
  • Designed for compatible server and workstation systems
  • Suitable for legacy system maintenance
  • Ideal for repairs, replacements, and upgrades
  • Useful for server and workstation refurbishment
  • Lot of 3 processors for spare inventory or deployment


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