You are a real master!!!!

What do called the liquid gel that you put on?

Conteúdo de qualidade obrigados

Im very happy my 2021 G15 has not failed. I abuse the heck out of this thing and it continues chugging along.

Going by the number of items you process a day its clear you arent charging enough. Charge more per item and do less items. Work smart, not hard.

Not showing much.

Dell and HP are way more reliable 💯

I gave up on Asus several years ago. Just found nothing of theirs worked probably or reliably. Routers, laptops, you name it. There's been very few ASUS devices I didn't have some kind of problem with. Good design, extremely poor hardware quality control.

correct me if I'm wrong, Cable-Mod wants ALL users of their 90-degree and 180-degree adapters to destroy them, take a picture of them destroyed, and get a cable from them that plugs directly into the card and goes to the power supply, their cables now have the angled adapter built-in . I believe they pay a refund once shown that you destroyed it. I doubt they still offer the cable at a discount however. But I believe they want ALL angled adapters to be destroyed. I'm I understanding that correctly?

Best part of the video NO FLUX FOR YOU!🤣 Alex the flux Natzi😉

I have a xfx merch 6800xt that went black screen then every time I turn the computer on it wont post. just VGA light stays on. how can i send you to have it repaired

do you have a book for how to fix ? you could make one. or paid video series. how to start our own shop

get a customer support person. they organize everything . less work

Similar project: switch lite Came in for charging port which was physically damaged. Replaced USBC port... 5v, 41amp. 14.8v, .458a, installed another port, both 'good installs' no shorts around m92-- we replaced M92 just in case, still pulling 14.8v, .458a but no "charging logo", black screen with no backlight battery has 3.94v, should boot correct? checked with thermal, BQ gets hot but no shorts around IC... replaced BQ.. no change. whats the solution / recommendations, OG? -mike

I used an Asus motherboard for a home build. Eventually some component blew and let the magic blue smoke out.

NB591GG-Z from Monolithic Power Systems

May be you find this ic in the asus graphic card

how to get this part?

I watch those videos as if it's a crime scene investigation, pausing and trying to figure out the problem myself 😆

Just make a solder blob between all points to see what happens... LOL!!!!

The manual from Kenwood is awesome 👍😎🎉

Had one ASUS laptop, EEE PC back in the day, ROCK SOLID, they made them better back then :)

In radios capacitors have to be installed the correct way around, is this the case in this surface mount stuff?

Asus is crap

Nice video! But mostly, I am glad i dont have to hydrate all my components also! 😂🤣

Nicely done cheers

a Sus laptop. 😱

whats the name of this extension?

I have seen so many laptops die because of liquid metal. Its the worst invention ever !!!

In Europe you have a 2years warranty on anything. I believe you should ask for more from your lawmakers.

I am so happy with my Lenovo legion slim 7

Mosfet IC, F2 GUE GND GNC, Power IC Lenovo 300. MOSFET IC FET AOE6930 E6930 AOE6936 E6936 AOE6932 E6932 QFN

In your opinion...what's the best laptop brand...I'm sick of ASUS

Lenovo legion > Asus Rog

Good afternoon, I have a very similar model Dell Inspiron 5577. The problem is as follows - there is a power indication when the charger is connected. When i press the power button, it lights up for a second, if i press it and hold - it blinks as well as the power indicator under the touchpad. If i remove RAM, the situation is the same and LED indicator does not flash RAM error. Does it look like a short circuit and the power supply goes into protection mode?

my 98 w202 main key hasn't been able to turn the ignition for years now. i use the flat spare key to start the car. It's a very early version of the electronic key(no chrome or any decoration). It's symetrical at the bottom unlike the w203 keys and has a key blade that slides out the tip and becomes an extension of the key rather than come out the bottom and used separately. ive never seen you or anyone else on youtube work on in terms of replacing components etc. It's got a little glass ball at the tip like a tv remote ir transmitter. and the coil windings are right around the sort of housing where the ir transmitter be at. Can you do a video on one of those please.

People like that is the reason why the world is as it is.

JEEZE-US!!! Looks like this dude ordered just about everything in your store, just so he had about 1 of everything....it's a GREAT sign that there appears to be another micro-soldering business opening up SOMEWHERE 😃

I thnk that chip its a buck converter since you have a col next to it

They do add support braces on those when they're new in the box but who is to blame? Who knows.... This is why I never use the horizontal mount on any of my PC builds if it's a heavy card mount it vertical or watercool it with a monoblock.

No, engineers does their job. Design a product that fail after a short time of period. They got job because they does it on purpose. People have to realize Asus is not for them, is for their money.

LOL. Water and electronics. Never a good combination.

2 years is all asus last for... they are a common fault....

used honeywell ptm 7950 on my laptop happy with it so far

GCN is a graphics core developed by AMD, I believe.If the graphics card overheated, it makes somewhat sense.

Wait. This is odd. Normally big boss has already taken the whole board out for you.

MP2329C - buck converter.

LoL @ that intro. Women these days huh...think they know everything

Check a playstation Four for that chip. From AI: A "GCN 322" chip refers to a Graphics Core Next (GCN) architecture based GPU with a die size of approximately 322mm², typically found in the PlayStation 4 Pro, featuring a 28nm fabrication process, a large number of shaders, and a 256-bit memory interface; key specs include: die size of 322mm², GCN 2.0 architecture, around 5.7 billion transistors, and a memory bandwidth of 217.6 GB/s. Key points about GCN 322: Architecture: GCN 2.0 (Graphics Core Next, version 2.0) Die size: Approximately 322mm² Transistor count: Around 5.7 billion Memory Interface: 256-bit Common application: PlayStation 4 Pro GPU

this video reminds me of the time I had to take a landlord to our rental court (here in south africa). Showing the judges that i tried to resolve the matter ahead of time was the utter nail in the coffin for the landlord