Hello again everyone.
I am curious if anyone has tried to replace soldered RAM before, such as the RAM on a Macbook Air.
I have a 2009 Macbook Air logic board that is currently bricked because of bad RAM (i.e. constant stream of 3 beeps on boot). I've considered the brute force method of replacing all the RAM modules, but from what little reading I've done I understand that you're more and more likely to break the board after each heating cycle. So this leads me to my next question: Is there a way to interface with the logic board to determine which ram modules are bad?
Has anyone had any experience replacing soldered RAM modules before?
I am curious if anyone has tried to replace soldered RAM before, such as the RAM on a Macbook Air.
I have a 2009 Macbook Air logic board that is currently bricked because of bad RAM (i.e. constant stream of 3 beeps on boot). I've considered the brute force method of replacing all the RAM modules, but from what little reading I've done I understand that you're more and more likely to break the board after each heating cycle. So this leads me to my next question: Is there a way to interface with the logic board to determine which ram modules are bad?
Has anyone had any experience replacing soldered RAM modules before?
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