ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z890 APEX Intel motherboard
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Replacement I/O board adding VGA, Ethernet and USB to Latitude E5420 laptops
This is a genuine Dell OEM IO circuit board carrying part number 63N3K. It provides VGA, RJ-45 ethernet and USB connectivity for the Latitude E5420 motherboard. The board is a working pull in like-new condition and matches the component shown in the listing images. ||
Suitable for technicians replacing a damaged IO board on a Latitude E5420. It will not fit other Dell models or non-Dell laptops. Buyers who need additional ports or a different port layout should look at alternative IO boards. Builders assembling a new system from scratch cannot use this board as a standalone motherboard component.
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This board is built for the Latitude E5420 and matches the original mounting points and port cut-outs.
Plug the board into the motherboard connector, then secure the two retaining screws; forgetting the screws leaves the ports loose.
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