Jul 12 2010, 01:46 PM
QUOTE(fahmiadini @ Oct 6 2009, 09:58 AM)
Help me..
Is anyone facing the same issue like PLEASE!!! help me..
Refer to this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fb8N0bNV9Po
I try to reinstall OS (XP, Vista, Win7) all failed, the problem still exist..
My lappy is out of warranty..
Is anyone facing the same issue like PLEASE!!! help me..
Refer to this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fb8N0bNV9Po
I try to reinstall OS (XP, Vista, Win7) all failed, the problem still exist..
My lappy is out of warranty..
QUOTE(lee_what2004 @ Oct 6 2009, 10:41 AM)
Is it using 8400m gs?
If it is, only way to fix is replace motherboard, but the problem will occur again sooner or later.
This is nvidia fault.
If it is, only way to fix is replace motherboard, but the problem will occur again sooner or later.
This is nvidia fault.
QUOTE(fahmiadini @ Oct 6 2009, 10:54 AM)
Yup, it has Nvidia GeForce 8400M GS.. 
Replace motherboard? how much it cost aa.. Can i just change the graphic card? can it be replaced?
Nvidia fault? We should write a Petition to raise our rights on this..
Replace motherboard? how much it cost aa.. Can i just change the graphic card? can it be replaced?
Nvidia fault? We should write a Petition to raise our rights on this..
QUOTE(lee_what2004 @ Oct 6 2009, 10:57 AM)
graphic card usually soldered to the motherboard, so need to change the whole of it.
other victim:
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/983731
its better to buy new notebook even if you managed to repair it, it will broken again in no time.
The problem stem from HP poor design mostly... Just manage to repair one lappy, dv2x00... there is about a 1mm gap between the heat sink and nvidia's GC chip. HP used a "silicon pad like" thingy to bridge the gap. So for a year or more of cooking the nvidia chip it disassociate from the M/B.. All kinds of errors and symptoms associated with the GC will appear. other victim:
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/983731
its better to buy new notebook even if you managed to repair it, it will broken again in no time.
Reheating the M/B at around the solder melting temperature (around 200 C) may reconnect the disconnected connections. Manage to get one working again. With out access to a heat gun, I used the oven/baking method.
Used a thin aluminium shim to bridge the gap the heatsink and nvidia GC chip to ensure proper heat transfer.
This post has been edited by BeastX: Jul 12 2010, 01:57 PM
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