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    asus a3f mainboard help,please

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by rbrstr, Feb 21, 2009.

  1. rbrstr

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    I am trying to locate a replacement motherboard after my son spilt juice over his RM z91fr laptop. The only identifying marks on the mobo are ASUS A3F
    but this isnt helping fing the right one, only desktop mobo's. i know its a socket M mobo, and i have the mobo GUID from rm's website which is 73110E0000041480BF5A0018F3E94BC7. none of this is helping though, neither does trying info from the amibios chip number, please can anyone help me?
     
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    Have a look at the Info BoothFAQ -- finding parts question. Basically: in the US, try the eStore; in Europe, try asusparts.eu.
     
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    Thanks :) i did try searching for info via the info booth FAQ, but get no search results back for Z91FR on that ASUS website
     
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    Try more relaxed search terms; e.g., just "Z91". Or maybe there is a near-equivalent model (like the S96 with the Z96), try that model as well.
     
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    I've tried that,no joy. i dont know of any near equivalent models though
     
    rbrstr, Feb 23, 2009
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