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  • ElJap0
    Member
    • Feb 2019
    • 10
    • USA

    #1

    qal70 la-7741p

    Can anyone help me out with the schematic/boardview for this? I have a laptop that will not POST (POST card shows nothing). I was thinking of reflowing the GPU & CPU, but I'd rather try and check out the power rails. Also open to suggestions or any sort of help. Thanks. all of you rock!
  • peste
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    • Dec 2016
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    • ROMANIA

    #2
    Re: qal70 la-7741p

    I hope to help
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    • sanshah_08
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      • Jan 2018
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      • india

      #3
      Re: qal70 la-7741p

      la-7741p boardview required.

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      • kingkong computers
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        • Sep 2018
        • 188
        • pakistan

        #4
        Re: qal70 la-7741p

        Originally posted by sanshah_08
        la-7741p boardview required.
        boardview is hare
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        • AL._.EX
          Badcaps Veteran
          • Dec 2022
          • 859
          • Belarus

          #5
          Re: qal70 la-7741p

          Boardview
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          • mundoinnova
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            • Sep 2022
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            #6
            Re: qal70 la-7741p

            thank you so much

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            • Doniciputat
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              • Aug 2022
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              • Indonesia

              #7
              Re: qal70 la-7741p

              Originally posted by al._.ex
              boardview
              thanks

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              • gsmtronic
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                • Dec 2023
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                • dz

                #8
                Originally posted by AL._.EX
                Re: qal70 la-7741p

                Boardview
                thank you

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