so this is the full housing? all i need to do is transfer mother board etc.....not needing to heat up screen all that hard stuff?
745707
Yes the one sold by CellphonRepairShop is the full assembly. You will not need to heat up the glass or anything.
1254898
This is only a case, you have to purchase and install the cpu, memory and hard drive yourself. You would also need to install the OS.
1067257
This is a full atx board. I put it in a mini tower case I got from MicroCenter.
1278050
I believe mine was just the CPU, and we used an old fan. We bought thermal paste separately.
1299416
It's only partially modular. Mobo and CPU power connections are hard-wired.
782184
well.. after you asked.. I looked for one. there isn't one here lol so i'm thinking it is part of the motherboard.. not too good . However my lovely wife uses it for pinterest and fb.. so i'm ok sorry but I have a different computer, I went with the dell xps. it's a little more but i can do the upgrades I needed for gaming. :) If you want to use it internet , the hard drive is pretty fast and the graphics look " ok " for that purpose..but I wouldn't recommend for gaming. You can however simply add a graphics card and turn the one on the mb off
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It is the complete housing and not just the bulb. Just unscrew the two retaining housing screws, pull out old housing, insert new housing and secure and you are done. Whole thing takes less than a cuple of minutes. Then comes the fun part in going into the menu and adjusting your color settings and lamp timer if desired.
1110661
Yes! It is a full housing. There is even the part that fits around the phone. I hope I am of help.
1354963
Mine is working flawlessly and was sealed and pristine condition. It is 2GB and I upgraded mine from the same configuration. Installing it isn't too difficult either. Enjoy.
1951339
It was really easy going from a previous board. The connections were labeled the same on mine. I just shut off the power and swapped the connections one at a time. It was about as hard as replacing a power supply in a computer. But less screws.
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Hi A; you get the mounting hardware, sata cables. dvd for drivers/utilities, back panel cover for the stuff on the back (usbs, sound, etc). This is an excellent mobo..
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yes its the screen mounted on the middle frame swap your mobo camera and other components over and close it back up done deal
545190
As long as you take your time and give yourself room to work, most components are easy to install. The graphics card should be easy. The CPU Heatsink/Fan (I hope you're using a fan and not just a heat sink) is easy enough. Make sure you have everything you need before you apply the thermal goop and attach the sink. Also, make sure the heatsink/fan fits inside your case. I've seen someone build a PC, get all the components, then find out the CPU/heatsink/fan doesn't fit inside the case. GL!
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YES, If was able to post pics I would. It has heatsinks that go to the CPU and to the GPU and both are interconnected and each heatsink comes out to a fan for a total of two fans. After removing bottom cover it would be very easy to clean any dust out of the fans unlike my last ASUS (careful do not let fingers slide on bottom cover edge as pop it off after screws are out, I sliced the crap out of my finger, lol) I have removed the bottom cover with a T5 Torx bit to check a few things (will be taking the HD out for an SSD, adding another 8GB stick of RAM and mailing my keyboard out at some point for blue back-lighting to be added to the keyboard). YES, If was able to post pics I would. It has heatsinks that go to the CPU and to the GPU and both are interconnected and each heatsink comes out to a fan for a total of two fans. After removing bottom cover it would be very easy to clean any dust out of the fans unlike my last ASUS (careful do not let fingers slide on bottom cover edge as pop it off after screws are out, I sliced the crap out of my finger, lol) I have removed the bottom cover with a T5 Torx bit to check a few things (will be taking the HD out for an SSD, adding another 8GB stick of RAM and mailing my keyboard out at some... » Read More YES, If was able to post pics I would. It has heatsinks that go to the CPU and to the GPU and both are interconnected and each heatsink comes out to a fan for a total of two fans. After removing bottom cover it would be very easy to clean any dust out of the fans unlike my last ASUS (careful do not let fingers slide on bottom cover edge as pop it off after screws are out, I sliced the crap out of my finger, lol) I have removed the bottom cover with a T5 Torx bit to check a few things (will be taking the HD out for an SSD, adding another 8GB stick of RAM and mailing my keyboard out at some point for blue back-lighting to be added to the keyboard). « Show Less
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Yes it is! There's 4GB on the motherboard, and 4GB or 1 SODIMM that's upgradeable, so you can get up to 12GB (4GB + 1x8GB) 1600MHz MAX. Hope this helps, thanks! -XOTIC PC
1610760
No, its not fully modular. The Motherboard cables are fixed. Everything else is modular. But, if you ask me, there is no need for the MoBo cables to be modular, you will always need them, its not like you can choose not to use them. I strongly recommend this PSU, it has provided me with great performance.
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No it is just the processor. However, I would not use a stock heat sink on this processor anway. You are better off buying an Artic Cooler for about $30.