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  • DACENGINEER
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    • Sep 2017
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    Asus x550vx Panel

    Hi!
    I have an Asus X550VX.
    I want to replace the TN panel (N156BGE-E42 rev.C2) with an IPS panel (N156HCE-GA2).
    The LVDS cable is: 1422-02AM0AS [MEC(HT) rev.3A]
    Graphics card: GeForce GTX 950M
    CPU: i7-6700HQ at 2.6GHz
    RAM: 8GB

    Will it work? (I'm sure about the resolution, but not about the frequency)
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