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DELL Latitude 3460 3560 Motherboard i5-5200U D0PG7 Laptop Replacement Part
Replacement motherboard for Latitude 3460 and 3560 laptops with integrated 2.2 GHz Core i5-5200U, DDR3L support to 16 GB and SATA storage
- Integrated i5-5200U CPU delivers 2.2 GHz base and 2.7 GHz turbo performance
- DDR3L memory support up to 16 GB enables smooth multitasking
- Intel HD Graphics 5500 provides capable visual output for daily tasks
- SATA and M.2 storage interfaces allow flexible drive upgrades
- Genuine Dell OEM part D0PG7 ensures exact fit for Latitude 3460 and 3560
Genuine Dell Latitude Motherboard with i5-5200U
This genuine Dell OEM motherboard integrates an Intel Core i5-5200U processor running at 2.2GHz base with 2.7GHz Turbo Boost. It is designed specifically as a direct replacement for Latitude 3460 and 3560 series laptops requiring board-level repair.
Soldered CPU and DDR3L Memory Support
The processor is permanently soldered to the board, so the CPU cannot be upgraded or swapped separately. The board supports DDR3L memory up to 16GB, allowing RAM upgrades within that limit for multitasking needs.
Verify Exact Model and Cooling Compatibility
Confirm your laptop is a Latitude 3460 or 3560 before ordering, as this board is not compatible with other series. The design works with the original OEM heatsink and cooling assembly, so ensure your existing cooling hardware is intact and reusable.
Highlights
- Integrated i5-5200U CPU delivers 2.2 GHz base and 2.7 GHz turbo performance
- DDR3L memory support up to 16 GB enables smooth multitasking
- Intel HD Graphics 5500 provides capable visual output for daily tasks
- SATA and M.2 storage interfaces allow flexible drive upgrades
- Genuine Dell OEM part D0PG7 ensures exact fit for Latitude 3460 and 3560
Specifications
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Model | Latitude 3460 3560 |
| Part Number | D0PG7 |
Questions about this item
How much DDR3L memory can the board accept for a future upgrade?
The motherboard supports up to 16 GB of DDR3L RAM, allowing a straightforward capacity increase if workloads grow.
Which component will throttle first when the i5-5200U runs at its 2.7 GHz turbo for long periods?
The integrated Intel HD Graphics 5500 shares the same thermal envelope, so sustained turbo loads are typically limited by the CPU package temperature before the GPU becomes the bottleneck.
Does the D0PG7 board draw noticeably more power or run hotter than the original when the system is on all day?
As a genuine OEM part with the same 5200U processor and Intel HD 5500 graphics, its power draw and thermal profile match the factory design when paired with the original heatsink.
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