Hi all guys, I have an HP dag7hamb8e0 Rev E laptop, which remains with a black display and absorbs only 420mA, I have all the voltages, and in my opinion it should be a Bios problem but I tried to change it but nothing, it mounts a ryzen processor 7 and dedicated video card. Do you have any advice?
Hp dag7hamb8e0 Rev E black screen
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Re: Hp dag7hamb8e0 Rev E black screen
Hi, if I remove the ram I don't have any beeps or status change leds, nothing happens. I have the 1.2V present on the coil that generates the voltage for the ram. is very strange...Comment
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Re: Hp dag7hamb8e0 Rev E black screen
hello guys i continued to test with other bios but i always have the same problem... do you have any idea?Comment
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Re: Hp dag7hamb8e0 Rev E black screen
A ryzen7 with dedicated gpu will take more then 1A before stabilising at around 400-600mA. So some rail is very likely missing.Comment
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