DELL
DELL Latitude D400 Motherboard T0400 1.4GHz
A replacement motherboard for Dell Latitude D400 laptops with a 1.4GHz Intel Pentium M processor already installed
- CPU Typecomputer-motherboards
- 4 GHz Pentium M processor installed for immediate performance
- Two USB ports connect peripherals without a hub
- VGA output drives an external display directly
- RJ-45 network port enables wired connectivity
- FireWire port supports legacy high-speed devices
Replacement Motherboard for Latitude D400
This Dell Latitude D400 motherboard arrives new with a 1.4GHz Intel Pentium M processor already installed. It matches part number T0400 and is compatible with any D400 laptop regardless of the original part number. The board provides the core logic and I/O for the system without requiring a matching spare code.
Thermals Noise and Power Draw
The integrated 1.4GHz Pentium M processor runs at low voltage typical for ultraportable designs of its era. Under normal office workloads the fan spins quietly and power draw stays modest, keeping the chassis cool during extended typing or web sessions. No discrete graphics are present so thermal load remains light.
Upgrade Path and When It Is Worth It
This board replaces a failed or damaged systemboard in an existing Latitude D400, restoring full function including two USB ports, Firewire, VGA output, RJ-45 networking, RJ-11 modem, serial, infrared and audio jacks. It is not for buyers who need more storage interfaces, faster CPU performance, modern wireless standards or support for newer operating systems.
I korthet
- 4 GHz Pentium M processor installed for immediate performance
- Two USB ports connect peripherals without a hub
- VGA output drives an external display directly
- RJ-45 network port enables wired connectivity
- FireWire port supports legacy high-speed devices
Specifikationer
| Brand | DELL |
|---|---|
| CPU Type | computer-motherboards |
Frågor om den här produkten
How do I install the DELL Latitude D400 motherboard T0400 and what step is often missed?
Remove the keyboard, palm rest, display cable, heatsink screws and wireless antenna cables before lifting the old board; the step most people miss is reconnecting the modem RJ-11 cable and the infrared port ribbon under the palm rest.
What maintenance or replacement will this board need later?
The CMOS battery on the board will eventually lose charge and should be replaced when the system clock drifts; the installed 1.4GHz Pentium M processor is soldered and not separately replaceable.
What limit appears first under sustained load on this motherboard?
The single 1.4GHz Pentium M core reaches thermal limits quickly, so the heatsink fan spins at maximum speed and the CPU throttles clock speed to stay within safe temperature.
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