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Where can I get a notebook motherboard that will run a video card such as the GeForce Go 7900GTX? There has got to be a retailer or atleast a company that has replacement motherboards that run these cards. Like if I was to buy a notebook with this card on it and I needed it "replaced" they would need to have them. The reason I'm looking for a mobo like is because I can't play videogames on this ati xpress 200m. (parents bought this notebook as a present.) Everything rocks on it, but the video card. I looked at other notebooks that came with these high end cards, but they didn't have all of the features this one comes with and less memory and less hd space. All for way much more money then my parents spent on this one. They spent about $1,000 something and with all the software and warranties it came out to around the high $2,000s. dv8000z(dv8240us)
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This is the ONLY motherboard that will fit right in:

I've listed the part number you will need and the pricing for each part.
http://www.notebookforums.com/showpo...26&postcount=9
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Wow thanks for that reply. This was an old topic. I believe my first one lol.
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Originally Posted by Brandon88
Wow thanks for that reply. This was an old topic. I believe my first one lol.

Yea... and if you go to that thread you will see that YOU didn't respond back /post back anything in that thread.

Spent quite a bit of time getting you up the part numbers, the prices of the parts you would need and you didn't bother to post back a "Thank You".


http://www.notebookforums.com/post2256226.html
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Originally Posted by Brandon88
Wow thanks for that reply. This was an old topic. I believe my first one lol.

Old Topic- Not really -post date was 6-23... it's not like it's several months old.

Addtionally... You did notice that NO-ONE else posted a response, right?

In the above post I pointed out that you didn't bother to respond back in the above thread.... Nor did you say "Thank You"...

Am I to assume that the above /below response is a "Thank You"?

This sure doesn't sound like one.:

"Wow thanks for that reply. This was an old topic. I believe my first one lol"

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"Thank You" An expression of gratitude or politeness, in response to something done or given.

http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/thank_you
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