Hp g6000 compatible different motherboard

Hello, I've got an HP g6000 and also an hp compaq v6500. Both their motherboards have failed but they both look the same models from the outside. I am unable to find some decently priced second hand working motherboards for those models, although I have found a motherboard for a HP COMPAQ PRESARIO F700.
I have read somewhere that the f700 and the g6000 have the same motherboard.
Would someone please tell me if I buy 2 motherboards for the f700, will they fit and be compatible with all the components of a g6000 and v6500 casing?
Thank you in advance
Ed

Hi Eddy1,
Thank you for visiting the HP Support Forums and Welcome. I would be happy to assist if needed. How Do I Find My Model Number or Product Number?
I could give you the part number but to make sure it is the correct part that will fit your computer I would need the serial numbers for both so I could compare the specs. If you had the information for the New Motherboards that would be an asset as well. Please review the HP Privacy Statement . Then send it to me in a private message.
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