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09-18-2024 07:28 AM
Product: HP pavilion Laptop pc 15 eg2002 TU
Does the i5 HP pavilion 15 all use the same motherboard? My friend who had registered his product through my contact accidentally asked for a motherboard for my laptop which is eg2000 and his is eg2002 TU. Now can he use the motherboard on his laptop?
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09-18-2024 07:47 AM
Yes, that should be the right motherboard.
The 15-eg2000 is the general model series.
The 15-eg2002tu is sold and supported in India.
Here's the specs on the model:
Here's the parts list:
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