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  • eastcoastcomputing
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    • Feb 2023
    • 58
    • UK
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    Mosfet Identification on Rog G513QY

    Hi Guys, I'm trying to identify that mosfet to replace it. Any help would be appreciated. I've checked the IC Markings and Datasheet section but I can't match the brand logo with any of the pictures. I thought maybe Alpha Omega because of the greek symboles or maybe Sinopower as the logo vaguely looks like an S...

    It is on the motherboard of an Asus ROG G513QY (Motherboard ref: G713-6050A3254002-MB-A01).

    Thaks!
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      mon2
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      https://www.lcsc.com/mobile/product-...3_C467954.html
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        • mon2
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          https://www.lcsc.com/mobile/product-...3_C467954.html
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            • eastcoastcomputing
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              Fantastic! Thank you so much!

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                • eastcoastcomputing
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                  • Feb 2023
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                  So... I replaced the mosfet and I still have no power passed said mosfet (19.5v coming in 0v out). I didn't find any obvious short, no obvious damage anywhere, no liquid... I couldn't find Boardview or schematics... Any suggestions?

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                    • eastcoastcomputing
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                      • Feb 2023
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                      Originally posted by eastcoastcomputing
                      So... I replaced the mosfet and I still have no power passed said mosfet (19.5v coming in 0v out). I didn't find any obvious short, no obvious damage anywhere, no liquid... I couldn't find Boardview or schematics... Any suggestions?
                      Here's a pic of said mosfet
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