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DELL 67Rkh System Board for PGA989 Latitude XT3

SKU CH-TCMY-YQ7BJ

System board for Latitude XT3 PGA989 socket, supplied without CPU and with base assembly

  • System board built for PGA989 socket compatibility
  • Replacement part manufactured by Dell for Latitude XT3
  • Supplied without CPU for flexible processor choice
  • Lightweight unit weighing 5.1 units for easy handling

Replacement board for Latitude XT3

This Dell 67Rkh system board is a direct replacement for the Latitude XT3 laptop platform. It uses the PGA989 socket and ships without a processor installed. Technicians and repair shops can use it to restore a faulty motherboard in this specific model.

Thermals noise and power draw

The bare board has no active cooling, fans or power-regulation components of its own. Thermal output and acoustic profile depend entirely on the CPU and cooling assembly fitted during installation. Power consumption will match the processor chosen by the builder.

Highlights

  • System board built for PGA989 socket compatibility
  • Replacement part manufactured by Dell for Latitude XT3
  • Supplied without CPU for flexible processor choice
  • Lightweight unit weighing 5.1 units for easy handling

Specifications

BrandDell

Questions about this item

How is the DELL 67Rkh system board installed in the Latitude XT3, and what step is often missed?

The board fits the PGA989 socket and ships without a CPU, so the original processor must be transferred and seated correctly before securing the board.

What maintenance or replacement will the DELL 67Rkh system board need later?

The board itself has no moving parts; future service would involve the CPU, memory modules or the CMOS battery rather than the board.

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