ASUS ROG MAXIMUS Z890 APEX Intel motherboard
- Core Ultra Processo…
- Intel Z890
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Genuine Dell front USB audio circuit board for Precision T3600 and T5600 workstations
This genuine Dell circuit board restores front-panel USB and audio connectivity on Precision T3600 and T5600 workstations. It replaces a damaged or missing H1F7N module using the original mounting points and connectors.
The part is built for Dell Precision T3600 and T5600 desktops; other Dell models or non-Dell chassis will not accept the board layout or header pinout. Buyers needing front I/O for different systems should look for the correct model-specific board.
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| Brand name | DELL |
The board is a passive circuit assembly with no moving parts or serviceable components, so no scheduled maintenance or replacement parts are required.
Sustained use is limited by the motherboard header's 5 V current rating, which caps total front-port power before the board itself becomes a bottleneck.
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