Have the SC100, upgraded to the 300, now want to upgrade with this 750. Does the original board change or you continue to use the same one?
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This was sent to my 10 year old Grandson and he nd his father were quite pleased. I don't know whether or not the original circuit board is used.
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Same Board just lots more parts to play with, the only thing will change, is the computer part.
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The S5000VSA Board would take Fully Buffered parts instead. We have them listed as ASIN B009OROWFE
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I would go by the item description as opposed to the picture. They keep upgrading the LEDs... If you order the 700 and find it has been upgraded to the 750... Great! And if you order a 750 and get a 700... Return it to Amazon. But I wouldn't order something that says 700 (even if the picture says 750) and be upset when a 700 arrived. Frankly... if you can find the 700 for substantially cheaper than the 750... I'd say it would be a no-brainer.
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I had a similar setup before switching over with no problems... BEST move I made was switching from the old to the UN55 Shimano BB...
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I would try and call them. I know this stuff can be maddening. if you look up the 3005 online it should give a list of what computer models are compatible with it.
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LMGTFY, when I bought my first main board I wasn't aware it was ATX , had more expansion slots, and wouldn't fit into the micro ATX case from our deceased Compaq. Cheers!
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There are a few things, best thing is go to asus website where you can compare different models. Hope this helps. Excellent board I must say.
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Also, the 750's are not SLI compatible. So regardless of which motherboard is being used you will be unable to SLI any of the 750 style GPU's
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If you haven't already, look up the datasheet for the chip on the board. If you're wondering about its connections to the board & the rest of the components, I have genuinely no idea. That's an interesting materials science question involving how the board was soldered, etc. Generally speaking, though, I imagine the manufacturer would tell you if the board (here the MPU-6050) is expected to handle more acceleration than the board on which it's mounted. These units are cheap enough that you can just test one, and intuitively 100G doesn't seem too bad, so you're probably OK as long as the spec sheet says the MPU-6050 will survive it. If you haven't already, look up the datasheet for the chip on the board. If you're wondering about its connections to the board & the rest of the components, I have genuinely no idea. That's an interesting materials science question involving how the board was soldered, etc. Generally speaking, though, I imagine the manufacturer would tell you if the board (here the MPU-6050) is expected to handle more acceleration than the board on which it's mounted. These units are cheap enough that you can just test one, and intuitively 100G doesn't seem too bad, so you're probably OK as long as the... » Read More If you haven't already, look up the datasheet for the chip on the board. If you're wondering about its connections to the board & the rest of the components, I have genuinely no idea. That's an interesting materials science question involving how the board was soldered, etc. Generally speaking, though, I imagine the manufacturer would tell you if the board (here the MPU-6050) is expected to handle more acceleration than the board on which it's mounted. These units are cheap enough that you can just test one, and intuitively 100G doesn't seem too bad, so you're probably OK as long as the spec sheet says the MPU-6050 will survive it. « Show Less
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Hello Robert, the board I received is the a5c version. In general there are very minor differences in recent product revs. Regards, Martin
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Smart Evolution Chipset installed in the 7500 and seems to have a faster clear motion rate. Comparisons are readily available on Samsung's website of all of their models. That's how I just answered your question.
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This is the upgrade kit for the 100 so yes, you need the 100 kit. Here is the link to the complete 300 kit.: Snap Circuits SC-300 Electronics Discovery Kit
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Sorry, but I don't believe I can answer that question with confidence. I researched the replacement for the OPT745, and used the web photo's to ensure (hopefully) that the replacement looked identical to the original (which it did). Actually when I received the new board the one difference is that the new one only has 2 SATA ports rather than 4... so even at that level there are board differences hence my reluctance to state compatibility. I do hope this helps though
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I think the only difference between the 2 are the preprogrammed games, recipes, etc. on the 750. And the touch of color which borders all sides on the 750 but only the top and bottom of the 650.
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If you haven't already, look up the datasheet for the chip on the board. If you're wondering about its connections to the board & the rest of the components, I have genuinely no idea. That's an interesting materials science question involving how the board was soldered, etc. Generally speaking, though, I imagine the manufacturer would tell you if the board (here the MPU-6050) is expected to handle more acceleration than the board on which it's mounted. These units are cheap enough that you can just test one, and intuitively 100G doesn't seem too bad, so you're probably OK as long as the spec sheet says the MPU-6050 will survive it.
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No. Those are totally different PCB boards, with a different number of chips. These older versions were for use with a back plane and sever power supply.
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The one I ordered several months ago had the new backplane in it. The PCB was also blue instead of green like the older case I am using.