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  • frica
    Member
    • Nov 2017
    • 37
    • Spain
    #1

    Squematic for ASRock ALiveNF6G-VSTA motherboard

    Hello friends:

    I need the Squematic for my ASRock ALiveNF6G-VSTA motherboard. I have searched for it in many webs that I have no luck.

    Thanks!

    Greetings.
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    • NeedsMoreFlux
      Senior Member
      • Oct 2017
      • 121
      • California
      #2
      Re: Squematic for ASRock ALiveNF6G-VSTA motherboard

      Hey fricka. I see your post on this site:

      http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/...dump-bios.html

      Trust me, and Louis Rossmann. That will NOT be solved by a reflow! If it works by heating it with a hair dryer-you need a new chip!

      Look up louis Rossmann's videos: "reballing is bullshit." He explains that a GPU has tiny wires that touch tiny bumps inside the chip. The heat you put on it was enough to make that wire move a touch the bump that it it supposed to touch for just a second.
      Disclaimer: Don't trust a thing I say-I am frequently wrong!!!

      I have tons of spare parts, some used, some N.O.S. ham transistors and caps. Message me if you need any parts.

      Some of the things I've fixed:
      60" Vizio-bad LED's. iBook G4: Resoldered VCC Plug. Geo Tracker ECU: Swollen / Leaking capacitors. Windows Laptop: Soldered broken LVDS wires. Dryer: Burned contact on temp switch. Oven in R.V.: Bad contacts in relays-Exploded by the looks of them! Samsung Oven: Burned contacts on Relays. MSI Motherboard: BSOD-Swollen capacitors, bad graphics card, Moved SATA Input from SATA 1 to SATA 2 plug

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        • frica
          Member
          • Nov 2017
          • 37
          • Spain
          #3
          Re: Squematic for ASRock ALiveNF6G-VSTA motherboard

          Thank you for your response NeedsMoreflux!!

          Well I tried with the hair-dryer to test if the problem in my motherboard was a bad solder/conexion in the chipset chip. I know that this problem is best solved buying a new motherboard. Really I could boot correctly in only was ocassion. Then I tried to boot in several attents with no success. The next day I tried to do a reflow again. I turn on the motherboard but I didn't obtained video in the several ocasions that I tried.

          Greetings.

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