Whats this socket for?
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Whats this socket for?
apologies for the rubbish pic but I took the wrong cover when installing new RAM and found this socket - I'm just wondering if its a possible upgrade I can do. Socket is the same size as an SODIMM and there's also a little wire with a connector on the end that doesnt show up too well.
thanks in advance.
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Wireless would be good - might be able to ditch the USB one that has 10ft of cable on it. The socket is right underneath the IR port.
RAM for graphics was also a guess of mine because of the size but there's a solid bank of pins and no "notch" like the SODIMM that I installed had.
RAM for graphics was also a guess of mine because of the size but there's a solid bank of pins and no "notch" like the SODIMM that I installed had.
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Wireless would be good - might be able to ditch the USB one that has 10ft of cable on it. The socket is right underneath the IR port.
RAM for graphics was also a guess of mine because of the size but there's a solid bank of pins and no "notch" like the SODIMM that I installed had.
RAM for graphics was also a guess of mine because of the size but there's a solid bank of pins and no "notch" like the SODIMM that I installed had.
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Inspiron 8200 - sorry, I should have said in the original post.
3 years old now - the graphics card is a 64mb GeForce 440 from nVidia.
3 years old now - the graphics card is a 64mb GeForce 440 from nVidia.
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Inspiron 8200 - sorry, I should have said in the original post.
3 years old now - the graphics card is a 64mb GeForce 440 from nVidia.
3 years old now - the graphics card is a 64mb GeForce 440 from nVidia.
http://support.euro.dell.com/support...es.htm#1084976
Looks like an optional mini PCI port for an optional Wireless LAN card.
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nice one!
I'll have one of those I think - should I really go for the proper dell part or are these a standard part and readily available anywhere?
just hope its compatible with a Wanadoo Livebox.
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nice one!
I'll have one of those I think - should I really go for the proper dell part or are these a standard part and readily available anywhere?
just hope its compatible with a Wanadoo Livebox.
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We use them all the time, the one you want is a Intel 2200BG Wireless Card.
Used by Dell/IBM/HP etc... i'm sure you can find one on ebay or from dell direct.
Never used these before but selling it for £23 http://www.europc.co.uk/pages/Produc...&refId=froogle
Used by Dell/IBM/HP etc... i'm sure you can find one on ebay or from dell direct.
Never used these before but selling it for £23 http://www.europc.co.uk/pages/Produc...&refId=froogle
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