DELL
DELL Latitude 3180 Motherboard Pentium N4200 1.1GHz 4GB 64GB eMMC CKMRN
Replacement system board for Dell Latitude 3180 with integrated Pentium N4200 1.1 GHz CPU, 4 GB memory and 64 GB eMMC storage
- Genuine Dell OEM part for Latitude 3180
- Integrated Pentium N4200 quad-core at 1.1 GHz
- 4 GB on-board memory for everyday tasks
- 64 GB eMMC storage built onto the board
- Exact replacement matching Dell part CKMRN
Genuine Dell Latitude 3180 system board
This genuine Dell OEM motherboard is built specifically for the Latitude 3180 laptop. It arrives as a direct replacement part with the processor, memory and storage already integrated on the board. Repair technicians and DIY owners can restore a faulty unit without sourcing separate components. The part number CKMRN confirms exact fitment for this model.
Integrated Pentium N4200 with 4 GB RAM
The on-board Intel Pentium N4200 quad-core processor runs at 1.1 GHz and cannot be upgraded or swapped. Four gigabytes of memory are soldered in place, so no SO-DIMM slots are available for expansion. Sixty-four gigabytes of eMMC storage are also fixed, limiting the device to light workloads and cloud-centric usage. Buyers who need more memory, faster storage or a replaceable CPU should look elsewhere.
Direct-fit replacement for Latitude 3180
Installation follows the standard Latitude 3180 teardown: remove the bottom case, disconnect the battery, swap the board and reassemble. No BIOS programming or driver hunting is required because the firmware matches the original hardware. The most common issue is forgetting to reconnect the keyboard or display cables before closing the chassis. Thermal paste should be refreshed if the original pad is damaged during removal.
Highlights
- Genuine Dell OEM part for Latitude 3180
- Integrated Pentium N4200 quad-core at 1.1 GHz
- 4 GB on-board memory for everyday tasks
- 64 GB eMMC storage built onto the board
- Exact replacement matching Dell part CKMRN
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the soldered 4 GB memory or 64 GB eMMC need replacement later?
Both the 4 GB memory and 64 GB eMMC are soldered to the board, so they cannot be swapped or upgraded independently.
What limit appears first when the Pentium N4200 runs at 1.1 GHz continuously?
The quad-core N4200 will hit its thermal ceiling before any other bottleneck during sustained loads.
How much fan noise and heat should I expect from the CKMRN board under all-day use?
The low-power N4200 and compact Latitude 3180 chassis keep fan noise minimal and surface temperatures modest during extended operation.
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