Yes, you should be able to add a second CPU. It must be a CPU that supports a dual CPU configuration. Typically, only the Intel Xeon series support multi-CPU configurations. I'm not sure if non-Xeon CPUs are supported in the T620 off the top of my head. If you don't have a Xeon then you will want to check.
You will also need to have memory in the CPU 2 memory lane. Memory populations must be identical for both CPU memory lanes. The two CPUs must also be identical. You can find more information in the manuals.
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Yes, you should be able to add a second CPU. It must be a CPU that supports a dual CPU configuration. Typically, only the Intel Xeon series support multi-CPU configurations. I'm not sure if non-Xeon CPUs are supported in the T620 off the top of my head. If you don't have a Xeon then you will want to check.
You will also need to have memory in the CPU 2 memory lane. Memory populations must be identical for both CPU memory lanes. The two CPUs must also be identical. You can find more information in the manuals.
www.dell.com/support/home/product-support/product/poweredge-t620/
Thanks