Pavilion g6-2320tx: card mother replacement part No.

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  [removed s/n of privacy]

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  I found a motherboard part number * K000030330 * which should be able to help control this motherboard.
  In General, you can order this part of the local Toshiba service partner in your country, but this part is not cheap.

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  All models use the DDR2-800 memory and accept up to 8 GB. Different motherboards all seem to have the same ports and such and will have the same anchor points. You could even theoretically install a card mother AMD-based, but this would require to reinstall an operating system, and I wouldn't trade an Intel processor for an AMD processor in any case unless AMD have been much cheaper. A Committee from AMD would also require a different radiator, however.

  You can buy the SP9300 motherboard for $45 shipped on eBay:

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  The same seller also has the SU7300 for a few dollars less:

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  I bought a little of this seller and it looks like they have a lot of them on the spot so must have dismantled a certain dm3s. Maybe if you call them they can steer you in a way or another based on real practical experience. I confess that I have the opportunity to work on this exact model.

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