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DELL Inspiron 5323 Audio USB 3.0 SD Card Reader IO Board P0WYY

SKU CH-FKHA-7NCDR

Replacement IO board adds audio, USB 3.0, SD card and RJ-45 ports to Dell Inspiron 5323

  • Audio port, USB 3.0 and SD slot on one board
  • Direct replacement for Inspiron 5323 IO circuit
  • Genuine Dell OEM part number P0WYY
  • Restores headphone jack and network connectivity
  • New condition, ready to install

Dell Inspiron 5323 IO Board

This replacement IO circuit board restores the audio port, one USB 3.0 port, an SD card slot and an RJ-45 network port on a Dell Inspiron 5323 laptop. It connects directly to the system motherboard using the original P0WYY part number. The component is supplied new and matches the factory layout for that model.

Fits Inspiron 5323 only

This board is designed exclusively for the Inspiron 13z 5323 chassis and will not align with other Dell laptops. Buyers needing a different port arrangement or a board for another series should source the correct part for their specific model.

Carries USB 3.0 and RJ-45

The single specification that decides fit is the presence of one USB 3.0 port alongside the RJ-45 ethernet jack on this databoard. If the target machine requires that exact port combination on the IO daughter board, this P0WYY unit is the matching replacement.

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Price $6.99
Cheaper than about 92% of the 511 comparable items (median $18.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameDELL

Questions about this item

How do I install the P0WYY IO board in my Inspiron 5323?

Remove the base cover, disconnect the battery, unplug the old board's ribbon cable, swap the board, reconnect the cable, refit the battery and cover.

What maintenance or replacement will the SD card slot on this board need later?

The slot has no moving parts to service; if the spring mechanism fails or pins bend, the whole P0WYY board must be replaced.

Which limit appears first on the USB 3.0 port during sustained heavy transfers?

The port runs at 3.0 speeds; thermal throttling of the laptop chassis typically caps sustained write rates before the interface itself saturates.

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