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Dan Collins · 05-06-2010, 18:16

Hi all,
Thought I would start a new topic that has to do with the BGA chips themselves. I always run into unknowns and I have a good one to start off with.

Anyone know if the GF-GO7600-N-A2 will work on HP boards that have GF-GO7600-H-N-B1 chips on them. What is the "H" in the part number for? I have tried a couple and the video does not work. But there could be other reasons for that. There are some HP motherboard models that do use the non-"H" version.

Has anyone tried this, or have a answer to the mysterious "H"? The suppliers do not have a clue. Half say yes, others say no to the compatibility.
I wish NVIDIA would make their datasheets available.

Dan

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Dan Collins Freak Poster Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 210 Member: 437621 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 19	BGA chip questions Hi all, Thought I would start a new topic that has to do with the BGA chips themselves. I always run into unknowns and I have a good one to start off with. Anyone know if the GF-GO7600-N-A2 will work on HP boards that have GF-GO7600-H-N-B1 chips on them. What is the "H" in the part number for? I have tried a couple and the video does not work. But there could be other reasons for that. There are some HP motherboard models that do use the non-"H" version. Has anyone tried this, or have a answer to the mysterious "H"? The suppliers do not have a clue. Half say yes, others say no to the compatibility. I wish NVIDIA would make their datasheets available. Dan