How can I find the part number on my logic board?

I'm hunting for used logic board and need to be sure I get the correct part. I see a white sticker on the board with a bar code. Is that the part number?
Much thanks for your help.
Best regards,
RD

Personally I don't recommend going the "replace logic board route" (see my comments on your other thread.

But as far as the part number. Either purchase a logic board advertised for your Powermac G5 2.3ghz (I'm not sure if it's a dual-core or dual cpu I don't think it was mentioned in the other thread).

Or go to powerbookmedic.com…look up your part…and there should be numbers you can compare to what you have.

- Nick

pigoo3 said:

Personally I don't recommend going the "replace logic board route" (see my comments on your other thread.

- Nick

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Besides the ebay cd, why wouldn't you try the logic board?

btw, Thanks for the resource.

I can't tell (I haven't pulled off the heat sink) if it's a dual core or dual cpu.
How can I find that out. I know where to go if the system would stay on, but is there another way to find out?
Much thanks..

RoadDog69 said:

Besides the ebay cd, why wouldn't you try the logic board?

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As I mentioned…please see my comments in your other thread.

RoadDog69 said:

I can't tell (I haven't pulled off the heat sink) if it's a dual core or dual cpu.
How can I find that out.

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There's a label on the case which gives the computers original shipping configuration. It's either in the area where the ports are…or inside the case (after removing the side access panel).

- Nick