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    Which Part # is my motherboard (Service Tag list inside)

    Discussion in 'Dell XPS and Studio XPS' started by Mike 01Hawk, Sep 30, 2010.

  1. Mike 01Hawk

    Mike 01Hawk Notebook Geek

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    I must be awfully dense... I can't find what mobo/vid card part # I have (it's a m1330 nvidia btw)

    1 MU697 Processor, T7250, 2.0, 2MB Core Merom , M0
    0 01323 INFORMATION..., NO ITEM
    1 J2551 Cord, Power, 110 Volt, 3F, ALTERNATING CURRENT..., 3W P65, UNITED STATES...
    1 RW506 PLACEMAT..., GETTING STARTED..., EXTREME PERFORMANCE SYSTEM..., M1330, DAO/EMEA
    1 NX061 Assembly, Adapter, Alternating Current, 65W, 3P, Latin, M1330
    1 MU194 Keyboard, 86, United States English, Single Pointing Barents, Light
    1 FK454 Kit, Earphone, BUDS, Notebook XPS-M1210
    1 UM225 Battery, Primary, 85WHR, 9C Lithium, Samsung Power Division
    1 JU473 Hard Drive, 120GB, Serial ATA 9.5, 5.4K, F120
    1 RW210 Assembly, Palmrest Magnesium-Alloy, With Out Fingerprint Reader, M133
    1 RW194 Assembly, Dvd+/-Rw, 8X, Panasonic9.5, Slot
    1 PN182 KIT..., Software, Works, 8.5 English
    2 GX074 Bracket, Support, Metal, 13.3 Liquid Crystal Display, M1330
    1 GX081 Assembly, Cable, Coaxial, Liquid Crystal Display, Light EmittingDiode, M1330
    1 RP774 Liquid Crystal Display, 13.3 WXGA, Video Elec. Stds. Assoc. TLF, TRANSFORMER METROPLEX DESKTOP...
    6 2864D Screw, M3X3, K SCREW HEAD..., MICROSOFT..., BLACK OXIDE...
    1 U8042 ASSEMBLY..., BASE (ASSEMBLY OR GROUP)..., DISCRETE..., 128M, M1330
    1 FW331 Kit, Remote Control, Notebook Mobile 2008, Philips
    1 JC977 Card, Wireless, Minicard DW1490, Broadcom Corporation
    1 N6704 Assembly, Camera, 0.3M Integrated, Manufactured In China, M1330
    1 RW485 Bezel, Liquid Crystal Display Plastic, 0.3M, Camera, M1330
    1 GN866 Kit, Software, Dell Media Direct3.5, Digital Video Disk Drive Extreme Performance System
    1 HX425 Kit, Software, Overpack, VHP32 A01, Digital Video Disk Drive England
    2 Y9525 Dual In-line Memory Module 512MB, 667, 64X64, 8K, 200
    1 MM911 Assembly, Heatsink, Notebook, MEROM, Discrete Video, M1330
    1 RW683 Assembly, Cover, Hinge, Plastic W/Flexible Printed Circuit M1330
    1 XK075 Assembly, Cover, Liquid Crystal Display, Red, Magnesium-alloy M1330


    TIA!
     
    Mike 01Hawk, Sep 30, 2010
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  2. JKleiss

    JKleiss Notebook Evangelist

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    The best fit seems to be U8042
     
    JKleiss, Sep 30, 2010
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  3. Mike 01Hawk

    Mike 01Hawk Notebook Geek

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    Yeah JKleiss, that's just the plastic/metal base of the laptop ;)

    I took the memory/heatsink access panel off and I have a 0PU073.

    I'm trying to see if I qualify for the NVIDIA GPU Settlement, but the website says I don't qualify, even though I have a toaster of a laptop that reboots and has lines in the display :mad:
     
    Mike 01Hawk, Sep 30, 2010
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    JDangles Newbie

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    I am in the same exact situation. None of my part numbers work on the NVidia Part Check Site, but I've had the motherboard replaced once, and my second motherboard has died after the warranty. I know for a fact I have a NVIDIA Chip because I have an NVIDIA heatsink: Part #: MM911 Just like you.

    What do we do now?
     
    JDangles, Sep 30, 2010
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  5. Mike 01Hawk

    Mike 01Hawk Notebook Geek

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    Call up the 1-800 # (shrug)
     
    Mike 01Hawk, Sep 30, 2010
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    JDangles Newbie

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    If you try this, please let me know how it goes, and what you've said that you believe got a positive/negative response.... I don't want to mess up my chances of getting this thing repaired!

    Thanks,
    John
     
    JDangles, Sep 30, 2010
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  7. Mike 01Hawk

    Mike 01Hawk Notebook Geek

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    I called the # up 1-877-440-7557, and it's just a maze of automated scripts that regurgitate the website :mad:
     
    Mike 01Hawk, Sep 30, 2010
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    stan1915 Notebook Enthusiast

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    1 U8042 ASSEMBLY..., BASE (ASSEMBLY OR GROUP)..., DISCRETE..., 128M, M1330 This is the reference to your graphics card. The item is an assembly that contains the graphics card, in your case "discrete" referring to the 128 mb graphics card.
     
    stan1915, Oct 3, 2010
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    stan1915 Notebook Enthusiast

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    When I enter U8042 at the website it validates that your computer does have the affected NVidia graphics card and that you do qualify to have this fixed if the settlement is approved.
     
    stan1915, Oct 3, 2010
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  10. Mike 01Hawk

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    Interesting Stan, looks like they updated their database. Woot! Papa gonna get an new mobo! :D
     
    Mike 01Hawk, Oct 4, 2010
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