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SXDOOL VGA IO module PKGGG for Dell 3040 3050 5040 5050 7040 7050 Micro MFF

SKU CH-H0TZ-W02P0

Adds a VGA output to compatible Dell Micro desktops using the PKGGG module

  • Adds VGA output to Dell Micro desktops
  • Direct-fit replacement for Dell part PKGGG
  • Compatible with OptiPlex 3040 3050 5040 5050 7040 7050
  • New condition, ready for immediate installation

VGA IO module for Dell Micro MFF

This new SXDOOL module adds a VGA video output to compatible Dell Micro MFF desktops. It fits the 3040, 3050, 5040, 5050, 7040 and 7050 models using the PKGGG part specification. The part installs directly into the chassis I/O opening for immediate legacy display support.

Capacity and headroom

The module provides a single VGA port for connecting older monitors or projectors that lack digital inputs. It does not add additional display outputs, audio channels or USB connectivity beyond the existing system ports. Builders needing multiple legacy video connections or digital signalling such as DisplayPort or HDMI must use the native ports already present on the host system.

Highlights

  • Adds VGA output to Dell Micro desktops
  • Direct-fit replacement for Dell part PKGGG
  • Compatible with OptiPlex 3040 3050 5040 5050 7040 7050
  • New condition, ready for immediate installation

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the PKGGG VGA IO module fit my Dell OptiPlex 5040 Micro alongside the existing motherboard?

The module is designed for Dell 3040, 3050, 5040, 5050, 7040 and 7050 Micro MFF chassis, so it installs directly into the 5040 Micro without replacing the motherboard.

How can I confirm the PKGGG module is working after I install it in my 7050 Micro?

Connect a VGA monitor to the new port; if the system POSTs and displays video through that connector, the module is functioning correctly.

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