How to solve overheating issue?

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  • highpulse
    i hate HP
    • May 2013
    • 1489
    • portugal
    #21
    Re: How to solve overheating issue?

    well i got exactly same motherboard , but here is a insys computer , well for my surprise , once i opened it , it WAS FULL OF ANT's , yes ANTS (small bug) even capacitors were merged with ants , well cleaned all board removed shorted caps , and the dual fet for the 5 volts line as also the main 19 volts mosfet . now machine does turn on and charge battery with no problem , but still always with no image , and a consume of 0.3 amps .
    noticed that NM10 was getting a bit hot as also CPU , replaced NM10 but without sucess , it still stay in same situation , hot cpu , and nm10 getting a bit hot as well , but nothing else , still same consume , even flashed bios , but still the same .. no schematic and a bit lost here , since all cores seems ok , as also voltages ok , cannot predetermine if there is data running on memory , since dont have a osciloscope , to get data read .

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