AMD RS880M/HD4250 (216-0752001) - bad chip!

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  • dellxps15
    Badcaps Legend
    • Feb 2014
    • 1585
    • italy
    #61
    Re: AMD RS880M/HD4250 (216-0752001) - bad chip!

    so i was right when saying that price was about 30 dollars for each one

    ps: tnx jeremykum for this great explaination

    sometimes we trend to go for the cheapest price, but cheap doesnt mean good all the time
    Last edited by dellxps15; 12-20-2014, 04:12 AM.

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      • tito78
        New Member
        • Dec 2014
        • 9
        • italia
        #62
        Re: AMD RS880M/HD4250 (216-0752001) - bad chip!

        no no no ,
        work very well now , after updating the bios work well

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          • sullysys
            New Member
            • Aug 2014
            • 5
            • Nigeria
            #63
            Re: AMD RS880M/HD4250 (216-0752001) - bad chip!

            Hi the unique.. Please send me a request on skype....id is sullysys. Or facebook id. Sojiogu (sullivan ojiogu)...
            Any other person is free to send me request also...
            I am experienced technician...we could help one another...
            Thanks and best regards.
            Bye mates

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              • sullysys
                New Member
                • Aug 2014
                • 5
                • Nigeria
                #64
                Re: AMD RS880M/HD4250 (216-0752001) - bad chip!

                Originally posted by th3_un1qu3
                haven't killed a chip for a good while now, it's been over 1 year... Burned some nvidias a couple weeks ago but that was experimenting, they were bad chips i had collected, and they were headed for the bin anyway. One of them made the grade and currently runs fine in a dell vostro 1510, but that's just for testing, and it's in one of my own laptops. I have a new chip on the way for that laptop, so when it dies again, no big deal. If it works for a good while, i'll let you know what i did to it.

                But yes some boards are crap and bend. If you're paying attention and spot it when it starts bending, you can get it back in shape, but it requires some creativity. blue boards (mostly compal ones) seem to me like they're the worst offenders.
                hi the unique.. Please send me a request on skype....id is sullysys. Or facebook id. Sojiogu (sullivan ojiogu)...
                Any other person is free to send me request also...
                I am experienced technician...we could help one another...
                Thanks and best regards.
                Bye mates

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                  • senchire
                    Senior Member
                    • Dec 2012
                    • 190
                    • Bosnia
                    #65
                    Re: AMD RS880M/HD4250 (216-0752001) - bad chip!

                    Damn people can anyone suggest a good seller for BGA's (can be a cheap one :P).
                    I am in need for some Nvidia G8x and hd3200 chips but need good one's (2011+)

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                      • Th3_uN1Qu3
                        Believe in
                        • Jul 2010
                        • 6031
                        • Romania
                        #66
                        Re: AMD RS880M/HD4250 (216-0752001) - bad chip!

                        Try SEE-IC on ebay, they have some good offers lately.
                        Originally posted by PeteS in CA
                        Remember that by the time consequences of a short-sighted decision are experienced, the idiot who made the bad decision may have already been promoted or moved on to a better job at another company.
                        A working TV? How boring!

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                          • dellxps15
                            Badcaps Legend
                            • Feb 2014
                            • 1585
                            • italy
                            #67
                            Re: AMD RS880M/HD4250 (216-0752001) - bad chip!

                            i buy from see-ic or goldenchipset both on ebay

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                              • senchire
                                Senior Member
                                • Dec 2012
                                • 190
                                • Bosnia
                                #68
                                Re: AMD RS880M/HD4250 (216-0752001) - bad chip!

                                Just ordered an HD3200 (25$) can say a good deal.

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                                  • dj_ricoh
                                    Badcaps Legend
                                    • Jan 2013
                                    • 2073
                                    • uk
                                    #69
                                    Re: AMD RS880M/HD4250 (216-0752001) - bad chip!

                                    Originally posted by senchire
                                    Just ordered an HD3200 (25$) can say a good deal.
                                    i wouldn't pay that for the whole notebook with that video card

                                    they become dinosaurs
                                    Just cook it! It's already broken.

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                                      • senchire
                                        Senior Member
                                        • Dec 2012
                                        • 190
                                        • Bosnia
                                        #70
                                        Re: AMD RS880M/HD4250 (216-0752001) - bad chip!

                                        If the customer wants it, then that ain't our thing, ain't it?

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                                          • reza93
                                            Member
                                            • Oct 2019
                                            • 11
                                            • Iran
                                            #71
                                            Re: AMD RS880M/HD4250 (216-0752001) - bad chip!

                                            Hi

                                            I have a DV6 laptop on hand with 216-0752001 and i reballed it since i couldn't find the chip in market. it works fine but on the other side of the mobo i feel heat and i can say that it burns if you hold your hand there for a second or two,
                                            Is this normal for this chip ?

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