Looking for high resolution photos of DAGM6BMB8F0 rev F board (Dell L501X). The version with Clarcksfield processor and N11P-GT-A1 graphics.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: Photos of dagm6bmb8f0
Hope this helpsAttached FilesLast edited by bicalov; 04-12-2016, 04:44 PM. -
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Re: Photos of dagm6bmb8f0
Thank you both.
Bicalov these are the photos I am looking for but it would be better if I had them in higher (clearer) resolution.
Meritosari I all ready had those photos, it is a different design (sandy bridge - nvidia n12p/e ge)Comment
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Thanks for the try, they are very helpful. Still looking for clearer photos.Comment
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wich zone of it u need ?Comment
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All of it, both sides. Converting an Arrandale, N11P-GE-A1 version.Comment
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i have dagm6bmb8d0 but i have removed many component specially bga on top of it so i dont think im a good help
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