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Repair manuals and information for Microsoft's Surface Studio all-in-1 desktops.

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Possiblility to replace motherboard?

Surface Studio has a great touchscreen but an outdated GPU, CPU

I am thinking if I can remove everything in the base and custom build the PC (by increasing the thickness of the base). I watched the teardown. Do anyone know what kind of connector is used for the monitor? And what kind of additional/unusual ports/adapters are there in studio motherboard

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The whole platform firmware is custom, therefore you will not be able to use any Surface-specific features, mainly the touchscreen.

Four cables connect from the motherboard to the screen unit. Likely one power, one display backlight control, one WiFi over PCIe, one display and touch, possibly over some kind of eDP or LVDS interface. All of them proprietary.

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