GATEWAY FOXCONN C51GU01 MOTHERBOARD NEEDS REPLACED - NO VIDEO
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, Oct 09 2009 12:30 PM
#1
Posted 09 October 2009 - 12:30 PM
#2
Posted 09 October 2009 - 04:22 PM
Welcome to G2G
I can't find any info on the Foxconn board but the FIC board is uBTX and measures 10.5in (H) x 10.4in (W).
If the original board is a BTX (or uBTX) form factor then there's reason for the FIC board not to fit in the case.
As for the rest of the specs on the FIC board, it has integrated video plus a PCIe x16 slot, 2 PCI slots, 4 memory slots (DDR33/400), IDE plus SATA and of course a 939 cpu socket. I can't guarantee it will fully support your processor but it probably will.
The only thing you'll probably need to do after the boards are swapped, is re-install the OS.
Hope this helps
I can't find any info on the Foxconn board but the FIC board is uBTX and measures 10.5in (H) x 10.4in (W).
If the original board is a BTX (or uBTX) form factor then there's reason for the FIC board not to fit in the case.
As for the rest of the specs on the FIC board, it has integrated video plus a PCIe x16 slot, 2 PCI slots, 4 memory slots (DDR33/400), IDE plus SATA and of course a 939 cpu socket. I can't guarantee it will fully support your processor but it probably will.
The only thing you'll probably need to do after the boards are swapped, is re-install the OS.
Hope this helps
#3
Posted 09 October 2009 - 08:51 PM
Samm, Thanks for the input. The Foxconn board is also a uBTX, sorry I wasn't clear on this. My mistake that I called both the FIC and Foxconn boards a BTX in my original post. They both have socket 939 and support the AMD 64 X2 3800+. But I don't know about the rest of the specs on the FIC board. You answered one of them in that the FIC board also has onboard video.
Here are some other specs on the Foxconn board.
System Bus Support: 2000 MHz
MCH (northbridge): GeForce 6100
ICH (southbridge): nForce 410
Firmware Hub/SPI: 4 MB
Intergrated LAN: Broadcom AC131 10/100
Integrated Audio: Interface AC97; Model Realtek ALC653
Serial Iinput/Output (SIO): ITE/ITE8712F/IX
My wife uses this computer for internet surfing and word processing. The real issue is do I part out this computer (only 2.5 years old) or find another solution like a different motherboard. The Foxconn board is $250-$300 new and $225 refurbished. A used FIC board is $50-$75. That is why I asked if anyone knew if the FIC board was interchangeable with the Foxconn board. Any additional input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Here are some other specs on the Foxconn board.
System Bus Support: 2000 MHz
MCH (northbridge): GeForce 6100
ICH (southbridge): nForce 410
Firmware Hub/SPI: 4 MB
Intergrated LAN: Broadcom AC131 10/100
Integrated Audio: Interface AC97; Model Realtek ALC653
Serial Iinput/Output (SIO): ITE/ITE8712F/IX
My wife uses this computer for internet surfing and word processing. The real issue is do I part out this computer (only 2.5 years old) or find another solution like a different motherboard. The Foxconn board is $250-$300 new and $225 refurbished. A used FIC board is $50-$75. That is why I asked if anyone knew if the FIC board was interchangeable with the Foxconn board. Any additional input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
#4
Posted 10 October 2009 - 09:55 AM
Foxconn website and more directly straight to their Motherboard page. I hope this helps.
I also found this info on the current MOBO HERE which does include the measurements.
These do match with the ones given by Samm for the FIC mobo.
I also found this info on the current MOBO HERE which does include the measurements.
These do match with the ones given by Samm for the FIC mobo.
#5
Posted 10 October 2009 - 01:19 PM
The link to the FIC board specs is below:
FIC motherboard
Looks to me like the two boards should be pretty interchangeable. It would certainly be a cheaper solution than buying a new computer
FIC motherboard
Looks to me like the two boards should be pretty interchangeable. It would certainly be a cheaper solution than buying a new computer
#6
Posted 10 October 2009 - 01:25 PM
I agree Samm since everything seems to be able to migrate over to the FIC board.
#7
Posted 12 October 2009 - 10:36 AM
Thanks for the input; I really appreciate it. Have a great day!!!
#8
Posted 12 October 2009 - 03:47 PM
You're very welcome
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