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Genuine Dell cable connecting the right-side I/O board to the motherboard on G Series G7 7500 laptops
This genuine Dell OEM cable connects the right-side I/O daughter board to the motherboard in a Dell G Series G7 7500 laptop. It carries the Dell part number 41CXR and is supplied as a new, original component. The part is intended specifically for that single model series.
The cable is required when replacing a damaged daughter board or restoring connectivity after a chassis repair on the G7 7500. It frees the builder from sourcing generic alternatives that may not match the proprietary pinout or length. Builders working on other Dell models or requiring a different internal connector cannot use this part.
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| Brand name | Dell |
The Dell part number for this cable is 41CXR, matching the genuine OEM component for the G Series G7 7500 laptop.
As a passive internal ribbon cable, it produces no heat or noise regardless of how long the laptop runs.
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