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    Fujitsu Lifebook n6410

    Discussion in 'Fujitsu' started by wpmoody44, May 5, 2011.

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    wpmoody44 Newbie

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    I have a LB N6410 with an ATI Radeon x1400 graphic card. I would like to know if I can replace the card with the same model card out of a Dell or other laptop. Are the cards fairly generic or are they model specific?
     
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    KLF NBR Super Modernator Super Moderator

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    Since you are asking, I assume you have already opened the laptop and figured out that the VGA card is removable and not just a soldered chip on motherboard.

    They can be both. I couldn't find any info what kind of MXM standard would this laptop have so it's very possible the card is specially made for that single laptop.
     
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    wpmoody44 Newbie

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    Thanks: There are photos on the web showing the card. It has a hockey stick shaped square copper heat sink attached to the card. There are some Dell ATI Radeon x1400 on auction sites. I was wondering if the cards adhere to a standard or are built to laptop mfgr. specs. I haven't looked at the card yet.
     
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    I tried to look for images but all I could find were stamp sized thumbnails of the motherboard itself.
     
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