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    Hp pavillion motheroboard

    Discussion in 'HP' started by myth77, Oct 8, 2008.

  1. myth77

    myth77 Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi,
    I have hp pavilion amd dv9000 series, but week ago my graphic card over heated and now is dead, off course my motherboard is useless also now.
    Now i wonted to buy a new motherboard and need a advice first. What is best amd motherboard that i can put inside my laptop, what serial ?, and with what graphic card? Can you please give me some advice, what is the best amd motherboard for dv9000 or dv9500, dv9600 series ?
    Also, i had one thought.... Can i put intel motherboard inside? with intel cpu offcourse, and what would be the best motherboard choice?
    Thank you for all answers in advance.
     
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    mujjuman Notebook Deity

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    same thing happened to me. except i just sent my laptop in to hp and got the motherboard replaced. not sure where you can buy brand new motherboards that can specifically fit into your laptop though.
     
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    And even if they replace your motherboard they will provide you with the already existing GPU model you have. So a Go 7600 will be replaced with another Go 7600 and a 8600M GS will be replaced with a new 8600M GS.
     
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