Need to swap motherboard on Dell N7110

Iam Lamer

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OK Here is the story, I had to replace my screen on my N7110. Everything went great, but whil re-inserting the keyboard into the laptop, I accidently broke off the connection for the power switch ribbon connection. The connection piece that is soldered onto the motherboard where the ribbon connects. I want to swap the motherboard with a new one. Is it possible to upgrade this motherboard, and does anyone know what model# I should shop around for Thanks
The number on the board is DAORO3MB6E0 I went to the dell support site and looked at the installed specs ,but I could not figure out which VGA is installed.I read where the Nvida s the preferred card.
 
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N7110 deppending on the model can have i3 - i5 - i7 CPU and Intel HD integrated + Nvidia GeForce GT 525M discrette one ...
My guess is that you have all N7110 the same motherboard and only the CPU is different - maybe on i7 models the radiator is different also ....
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Dell-Inspiron-17R-N7110-Notebook.52324.0.html

You shud ask the DELL Support for this - i have some cases in the past that you Can`t order specific spare for Paymond Repairs and you try to order the spare that is not ment to be installed in you laptop in the first place .....

Nikolay Savov

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Hi
N7110 deppending on the model can have i3 - i5 - i7 CPU and Intel HD integrated + Nvidia GeForce GT 525M discrette one ...
My guess is that you have all N7110 the same motherboard and only the CPU is different - maybe on i7 models the radiator is different also ....
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Dell-Inspiron-17R-N7110-Notebook.52324.0.html

You shud ask the DELL Support for this - i have some cases in the past that you Can`t order specific spare for Paymond Repairs and you try to order the spare that is not ment to be installed in you laptop in the first place .....
 
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Iam Lamer

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OK Thanks. I am going to the support forums and see if I can get a Model # for the motherboard . They seem to run around $150. I just don't want to get the wrong one.