Lian Li PW-PCI-520X PCIe 5.0 riser cable 200 mm
- PCIe 5.0 Riser Cable
- Black
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Connects the LCD panel to the motherboard in HP G6-2000 and G6-2238DX laptops
This new internal cable replaces the LVDS flex video connection in HP G6-2000 and G6-2238DX laptops. It carries the display signal from the motherboard to the LED panel. The part matches supplier references DD0R36LC010, 681817-001, DD0R36LC040 and 681808-001.
Confirm that your laptop is an HP G6-2000 or G6-2238DX with an LED screen before ordering. Check the original cable for the listed part numbers to ensure a correct match. This cable is not suitable for other HP series or non-LED displays.
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The cable is supplied as a single LVDS flex ribbon; no brackets, screws or extra hardware are included.
Match the part number printed on the original cable — 681817-001 corresponds to DD0R36LC010 and 681808-001 corresponds to DD0R36LC040.
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