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All 4 of these motherboard part #'s will work in a PE4600- G3990, 584VF, 2R636, F0058. If you want to find an identical match there is a sticker on the motherboard with the 5 digit part#. 
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All 4 of these motherboard part #'s will work in a PE4600- G3990, 584VF, 2R636, F0058. If you want to find an identical match there is a sticker on the motherboard with the 5 digit part#.

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Thanks! I have been looking for hours on the net for this answer.! <br />

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Thanks! I have been looking for hours on the net for this answer.!


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I have a dead dell poweredge &nbsp;4600, needs new mb, I think. The Dell website based on my service tag says I have a 06x778 motherboard. Can anyone tell me if a 584VF motherboard will replace the 06x778? Are they the same (processor is dual, 2000 mhz). Where can I find this info? Thanks, experts
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I have a dead dell poweredge  4600, needs new mb, I think. The Dell website based on my service tag says I have a 06x778 motherboard. Can anyone tell me if a 584VF motherboard will replace the 06x778? Are they the same (processor is dual, 2000 mhz). Where can I find this info? Thanks, experts

dell poweredge 4600 motherboard compatibility question

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