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  • Bonzas
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    • Jan 2018
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    #1

    Asus P2440UQ

    Hello, I need Boardview for this Board. Maybe someone here want to share for free

    Code Board : P2440UQ Rev 2.0

    Thanks
  • Rezistor
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    • Jun 2021
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    Re: Asus P2440UQ

    Originally posted by martha februarini
    Hello, I need Boardview for this Board. Maybe someone here want to share for free

    Code Board : P2440UQ Rev 2.0

    Thanks
    Asus P2440UQ Rev 2.0 BoardView
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    • Bonzas
      Badcaps Veteran
      • Jan 2018
      • 471
      • Indonesia

      #3
      Re: Asus P2440UQ

      Originally posted by Rezistor
      Asus P2440UQ Rev 2.0 BoardView
      Thank you sir

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