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Genuine Dell OEM IO board with VGA and audio jack for Latitude E6320 laptops
This is a genuine Dell OEM replacement circuit board that provides the VGA port and audio jack for the Latitude E6320 notebook. It connects directly to the motherboard to restore external video output and analogue audio connectivity. The part carries Dell part number P4K62 and is supplied as a new, unused component. ||
Fitting this IO board returns the missing VGA output and headphone or microphone jack that the original chassis provides. It does not add any extra ports, change the internal graphics capability or alter the laptop’s chipset features. The board is only compatible with the Latitude E6320 model.
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The P4K62 is a genuine Dell OEM IO circuit board; the VGA and audio ports are soldered to the board, so any port failure means replacing the whole board.
The VGA output on the E6320 is limited by the integrated graphics maximum resolution and refresh rate, which caps the external display before the IO board itself becomes a bottleneck.
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