T60 14.1" 4:3 Motherboard Upgrade Question
Posted: Sat Apr 17, 2010 2:05 am
Hello everyone,
I attempted to sift through the responses on the search feature but was unable to locate the answer I need.
I recently purchased a T60 14.1" 4:3 Laptop (1953-D8U) and was thinking of upgrading the motherboard inside of it to something more powerful, with an ATI on-board video card. I saw in another forum post, the max specs you can have of a T60 laptop, but it was for the 15" lcd display (http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=86002)
Underclocker wrote:
Staying with T60 parts...
-T7600 2.33GHz Core 2 Duo CPU
-4GB RAM
-SSD
-ATI V5250 mobo
-abgn wifi
-WWAN adapter
-Bluetooth
-15" FlexView IPS LCD
-Custom cover paint or powdercoat
I did a search on ebay for the ATI v5250 motherboard and found out that it is for the 15" LCD, as listed, and that, of course, a 14.1" lcd will not work with it.
My question is, staying with a 14.1" lcd screen, what is the highest motherboard you can put into it?
Aside from the added benefits from a better motherboard, one of the reasons why I am looking into upgrading the motherboard is my power / battery charging indicator lights don't work but the battery still charges fine.
I attempted to sift through the responses on the search feature but was unable to locate the answer I need.
I recently purchased a T60 14.1" 4:3 Laptop (1953-D8U) and was thinking of upgrading the motherboard inside of it to something more powerful, with an ATI on-board video card. I saw in another forum post, the max specs you can have of a T60 laptop, but it was for the 15" lcd display (http://forum.thinkpads.com/viewtopic.php?f=29&t=86002)
Underclocker wrote:
Staying with T60 parts...
-T7600 2.33GHz Core 2 Duo CPU
-4GB RAM
-SSD
-ATI V5250 mobo
-abgn wifi
-WWAN adapter
-Bluetooth
-15" FlexView IPS LCD
-Custom cover paint or powdercoat
I did a search on ebay for the ATI v5250 motherboard and found out that it is for the 15" LCD, as listed, and that, of course, a 14.1" lcd will not work with it.
My question is, staying with a 14.1" lcd screen, what is the highest motherboard you can put into it?
Aside from the added benefits from a better motherboard, one of the reasons why I am looking into upgrading the motherboard is my power / battery charging indicator lights don't work but the battery still charges fine.