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    Laptop motherboards

    Are laptop motherboards generally a higher grade than desktop/tower motherboards? I was looking at a few and they looked more like hard drive boards than desktop boards.



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    most buyers pay same as large socket mb. they def are more populated.

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    I was told same as dual socket server boards

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    Quote Originally Posted by CarolinaEwaste View Post
    I was told same as dual socket server boards
    But the socket is P4 sized, is it because its more populated?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gravitar View Post
    But the socket is P4 sized, is it because its more populated?
    That is correct. Different buyers pay different prices thats just what I was told by one of mine

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    I had a thread about this a while ago. I now keep them seperate from the other motherboards. I actually sold one on ebay that was non-working for $25 and it was less than a pound! It did have gold all around the edges though, an old TI. So in conclusion they probably should have there own catagory as they are definetly worth more pound for pound precious metal wise.

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    I get the same price as regular mother boards at my local scrap yard if I tear them down.

    I choose to sell my laptops complete since I have so little time and there are so darn many little screws.

    Those darn screws let me now how bad my eyes really are...LOL

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