A server board has one processor installed and an empty second processor socket. The manual says the board supports two processors. Which addition uses that empty socket?
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Short Explanation
The empty socket is shaped for another processor, and the manual says the board can take two. You install a matching second processor. A key chip, a video capture card, and a memory module do not belong in that socket.
Full Explanation
A multisocket board can run more than one processor when the manual says so. The empty socket is filled with a second processor that matches the board's requirements, not with a different part. A TPM is a small security chip. It does not seat in a processor socket. A capture card goes in an expansion slot. It is not a CPU. A SODIMM is memory. It does not fill a processor socket. Exam caveat: the second processor usually has to match the first in the ways the manual lists, and the board may need both installed before it will boot. Read that page before you order. Operational check: install the matching processor, confirm the firmware reports two processors, and confirm the fans for both sockets are connected. Record the result on the ticket.