Check this old video , he explain why . : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kK-UpM6ApryxmnU.html&ab_channel=Electronicsrepairschool

we know that

The whole laptop,the car and the house

@@MindYourBusiness1970 For real. All they do is plug the computer to their diagnostic machine and replace whichever part doesn't work properly.

@Dr.Stark where do you live?

@@panic4875 Yes,and a lot of customer's are happy because It seems a quick way to solve the issue

I only recomend replacing boards to clients in cases when I don't have necessary components to do the repair(usually a long waiting time to get them or lack of availability plus untrusted sources) or there are none new available or in a case where there is no guaranteed supply of working ones. That case is often in failed PCH on older intel platforms, sorry but getting a new PCH for sandy/ivy or haswell is almost impossible or cost of just the chip in worth more than whole unit that came for repair. Yes, donors are usually dead too. A lot of work to replace PCH to make working units is too low(probably made that sentence very wrong, ratio is just bad). I have stopped doing certain jobs on motherboards because I was wasting time and clients weren't paying for them. Last time client came with messy gigabyte aourus laptop. Done diagnostics and some smaller jobs to fix mess that client made it turned out that client's doings and decisions just killed the board. He then returned and went out in rage and saying harsh words to me because I didn't want to repair a board which he made a total mess off. In a short he came with laptop that missed all screws, board was bent out completely because he shoved thermopads 3mm thick between CPU and GPU die, he destroyed even screws for the cooling from forcing them and all of it was a puzzle mess, everything was dismantled and shoved in a bag. Assembled it, tested I have decided that it wasn't worth to fix bent multilayer board and probably it was wiser to get even used but working one. I could replace the chips and probably he would later come back to me that I didn't do the job properly and he overpaid. I have fixed yoga like this. It turned out that one MLCC cap was shorted out on main supply line and I know it still works after the fix ;) Some cases are more than fixable, some aren't just worth it. Yes, you can. You can't do them cheaply.

i like that to, a lesson using it. since im an newbie in this electronics stuffs.

The mosfets on the motherboard handle 30V 20A, they all have to step down the main voltage (19v) to 5v 3.3v etc. so if its part of a buck converter they are compatible. (you can alway double check on the datasheet). The capacitors are filters, you can see that they are connected in paralel, so it can work without one of the three.

@@steelasd8097 I hope the manufacturer has watched as they now know that they don't need to fit that capacitor.

@@twotone3070 I hope they watched, and use better components.

yes and no

This could potentially be possible. You would need memory that is double the GB per chip that is the same speed or faster unless there's more empty memory IC pads available. You would have to modify the firmware & bios to recognize the new memory also. If there is a model of the Yoga 370 with 16gb that comes soldered your chances are way higher because you can use the firmware from that model if not someone would have to make it custom which may not be possible. There's been a few articles where some shops modded 8GB GPU's and put 16GB with custom firmware.

To us,it was possible to fix briked Nvidia card, picked out eeprom and reprogrammed it and it was back again.

he removed the cap at 25:36

At that time something happend to the video, but he removed capacitor.

Hopefully will not be the same with 3090

@@electronicsrepairschool Hi sorin pls send me usb meter name link

lol

see his other videos first as this is too advanced for you

ok but first ££$$

always hope.....always

@@groovejet33 actually I took it to three places. And everytime each of them said the same thing. 😭

@@MohsinKhan-sq6dq Same dude, every tech at our place won't fix issues like this.

no you are

have you clear the bios? the password should be cleared or return to default

@@PrasetyoMuhammadDwiBiology yeah,but i failed,i can't installed Windows , system password ,it show it again and again,

Put your hard drive in another computer, install windows 10 on it . When it's installed , just put it back in you computer. I used it on a Lenovo T460 with bios password locked.

@@3V30NLIN3 no it's impossible bcoz , there is no HDD it's using 32gb emmc , storage

@@violetabrank7534 yea tricky emmc, have you try power on without battery and cmos battery?

Ye, i'm with you , btw, i don't know why they are going for this card like that ! aren't you playing your games with full ? i do that with my RX580... and i'm only waiting for the AMD october launch to buy the new one. don't be greedy people...

@@doublesnake18 I think a lot of people want to finally play games with ray tracing at a decent fps. the 2080 was not very strong at this. I know, I have one.

@@Jan3Sobieski5 rtx 3080 is not so much better with raytracing. Yes, performance with RT are almost double but still that's not even near performance level someone expect with high end gaming PC. We need to wait few more generation for that.

@@Jan3Sobieski5 Yes. at the time of the RTX20 , they were to weak to work properly because of drivers... that was a great lesson. people should never buy a new tech, wait untill they try it, and than you can see if you take it or not.

Well, its a big change with this card, the pc reaction time (latency) get cut in half, this is a big change for fps players

Noooo, he loves Besiktas... he is good fan of Besşktas.... 😃