Dell 026G78 PowerEdge T130 Motherboard vs ASRock EPC621D8A Motherboard
These are different classes of board, not close substitutes. The Dell 026G78 is a single-socket LGA1151 replacement board for a PowerEdge T130, so it only makes sense if you are repairing or rebuilding that exact server. The ASRock EPC621D8A is a dual-socket LGA3647 board for Xeon Scalable with eight DIMM slots and the C621 chipset, built for real compute density. Buy the Dell to restore a T130; buy the ASRock to build a new dual-CPU server.
- Choose the Dell 026G78 if you own a PowerEdge T130 and need the correct OEM board to bring it back to service.
- Choose the ASRock EPC621D8A if you are building a dual Xeon Scalable server and want eight DIMM slots and modern platform features.
Prices
- Dell 026G78 PowerEdge T130 Motherboard: $369.02 at Orange Hardwares (last seen Nov 8)
- ASRock EPC621D8A Motherboard: $559.93 at anafrashop.com (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the Dell 026G78 PowerEdge T130 Motherboard is $190.91 cheaper than the ASRock EPC621D8A Motherboard at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 10)
