I had a 7200/75 which served me well for a time, until it collapsed. I took it to be repaired and they installed a new motherboard. I now have a 7500 or 7600 /150 (Power Computing). Can anyone tell me how I can easily identify whether it is a 7500 or 7600 motherboard. I am fairly confident it is not a 7300 after getting scrapbook photos of all the motherboards of this range produced and the 7300 seems to have a gap at the back which I do not. >From previous messages, I should be able to tell from the CPU connections, is this true and is it the only way of telling the difference? The dealer who fixed it cannot recall what motherboard it is and I cannot be arsed to take the machine back into town to ask him. U.K..
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