I have a laptop that just keeps restarting ~ every second and get no vcore voltage. The laptop does have one those NEC/TOKEN capacitors and i have a good feeling that is the problem. However i also think it can be the gpu and want to try a reflow on it. so the question is: Can a gpu failure prevent me from getting any vcore voltage? Or is it just the NEC/TOKEN cap?
no vcore if gpu failure?
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