[help]ASUS F5SL MOTHERBOARD: SOLDER PIN!

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  • phantomEVO
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Mar 2013
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    • USA
    #21
    Re: [help]ASUS F5SL MOTHERBOARD: SOLDER PIN!

    for one pin it says

    "u3101" Pin:15 NET: NC__2022 ICT:"

    for one pin it says

    "u3101" Pin:15 NET: NC__2027 ICT:"

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      • Francisco.s
        Badcaps Veteran
        • Jan 2013
        • 686
        • Spain
        #22
        Re: [help]ASUS F5SL MOTHERBOARD: SOLDER PIN!

        Originally posted by phantomEVO
        i've opened this boardview with tsict...(this program has a strange translation with a lot of "????" and not word...however i've opened the file and so?
        Can`t you see the printed circuit and the components?
        I think it is a program developed in China, so it is normal what you see. ("????")

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