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  Hello

  I have some questions to ask:

  1. is it possible to replace the motherboard in this laptop with motherboard with better graphics card? If there is could you write a serial number and model.

  2. my motherboard is broken - beyond repair and I need a new, same motherboard that the original is not found. Is it possible to order directly form maker? If there is, I would ask for contact and some tips.

  I'd appreciate any help ^^

  You have listed two different models, of which one is an AMD processor and the other is Intel. I will assume that you have the Intel model. Otherwise after return to clarify and we can do it for a model of AMD. Even if you have a processor AMD motherboard described below would be better, but you will have to get a motherboard and processor, of course.

  Here is the Service Manual:

  Your manual

  Your listing:

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docid=c03635483

  You have an i7-3630QM and nVidia GT650M video.

  The jury will have a faster processor; up to an Intel Quad Core i7-3840QM but it is no better than the 650 M video, you already have. In other words, you have the top of the motherboard brand for this model, and no better motherboard will fit in the chassis.

  You have this motherboard:

  To be used on computer models equipped with an Intel quad core NVIDIAR GeForceR 650 graphical subsystem of M with 2 GB memory discreet and operating system Windows 8 Standard 682040-501

  I have some difficulty to check, but here he is waiting in HP Partsurfer upward:

  http://PartSurfer.HP.com/search.aspx?SearchText=682040-501

  You can contact HP from this link, but I think it's maybe out of stock at HP.

  This seller has for $130, which is a pretty fair price:

  http://www.notebookparts.com/HP-envy-dv7-7200-dv7-7300-Intel-motherboard-682040-501/

  I have bought from notebookparts.com and it is a reputable site.

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• 6 J_PW_NVRAM pins on the motherboard R920. I can use it as Fusion 1.2 to ioDriver2 feeder Duo?

  Power cable supplied with ioDriver2 Duo has 2 6pin connector. A large feeder and small for the I/o memory card. I find anywhere where to plug the large connector on my motherboard R920.  A Pin J_PW_NVRAM connector 6 can be found on the motherboard.  So my question is can I use it for my IO memory card if I can find a power cable 6 pin-to-6 pin.    Moreover, there are many pins covered with paper black on the back of my power distribution Board (I think it's PDB, in front of my diet.). Are they also connector additional electric supplier?

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  I gave up the laptop and after that not get battery. Laptop works fine with battery only. I opened the laptop to find if it is something dislodged. But everything was fine. I checked the power comes up to the motherboard. But do not charge the battery.

  For more information, I opened only Panel keyboard and down to reach the power supply cord. I can see the top section of the motherboard page where I checked that power is reached.

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• Compaq Presario SR5710F upgrade the video upon hearing the motherboard cannot handle high power supp

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• Dell XPS 420 not go, bright, flashing orange light orange on the motherboard, flashing green light behind USB on motherboard

  I am running Windows 7 on my XPS 420, I had updated the power supply two years back and installed extra ram and an SSD, a few months ago.

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  Extract supply and the system still does not work, yet once remove the power cord, hold button power in a few seconds to discharge residual power, reconnect the connector 24 pin to the motherboard.

  Remove any PCI video card [as appropriate], memory cards, all the devices, unplug data cables and power to all readers, check that the cable from the front panel is connected to the motherboard, without anything else connected to the system, reconnect the power cable and power the system on.

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• a610n - fan error of the system after replacing the motherboard

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• Pavilion DV7-3162nr: HP Pavilion DV7-3162nr does not turn on and the battery light flashes during charging

  I was upgrading my HP DV7-3162nr for windows 10 when all of a sudden the laptop stopped working and would not turn.

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  ^ It's my motherboard, any help would be greatly appreciated.

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