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  • poweron
    Badcaps Veteran
    • May 2019
    • 365
    • italy
    #1

    hp 350 G2

    i measured the voltages on U3401 RTD2132N
    1 = 0.5v
    2 = 0.5v
    3 = 3.5v
    4 = 0
    5 = 0
    6 = 0
    7 = 1.2v
    8 = 1.2v
    9 = 3.5v
    10 = 3.5v
    11 = 1.2v
    12 = 1.2v
    13 = 3.5v
    14 = 2.7v
    15 = 2.8v
    16 = 3.5v
    17 = 0
    18 = 3.5v
    19 to 26 = 0
    27 = 1.2v
    28 = 3.5v
    29 = 3.5v
    30 = 0
    31 = 3.5v
    32 = 3.5v

    on the HDMI connector I measure these voltages

    from pin 1 to pin 14 = 0
    15 = 5.4v
    16 = 5.4v
    17 = 0
    18 = 5.4v
    19 = 3.5v

    if someone give me some clarification if the problem can be at the PCH or elsewhere, as I repeat the notebook loads the s.o. , and the audio of w10 is also heard so everything works except the video, I don't know if I still have doubts about the bios or not
    thank you
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    • SMDFlea
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      • Jan 2018
      • 20571
      • UK
      #2
      Re: hp 350 G2

      Post some pictures of the connector area you mentioned in the bios thread,the one that was burned.
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        • poweron
          Badcaps Veteran
          • May 2019
          • 365
          • italy
          #3
          Re: hp 350 G2

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