Shorted MOSFET but GPU STILL GOOD ??? Lenovo Legion 5 dead, a mysterious case

[@irishroyster]

Voltage injection and thermal camera is a game changer

[@DavidKristiawan]

modern vrm can protect the gpu in case of high side mosfet short. they do this by detecting the pulse width. if the pulse width exceed the threshold (indicating a shorted high side mosfet), the controller will turn the low side mosfet on, shorting the entire rail (crowbar action), thus protecting the gpu.

[@AtmaS]

The **NCP303150** and **NCP303150D** are both integrated driver and MOSFET with integrated current monitor devices manufactured by ON Semiconductor ¹²³. The NCP303150D is a newer version of the NCP303150 ³. The main difference between the two is that the NCP303150D has an additional feature of **Zero Cross Detection (ZCD)**, which allows it to operate in synchronous rectifier (PWM) mode when ZCD_EN is set low ¹. The NCP303150, on the other hand, does not have this feature.

[@MichaelRabeno]

Hi Sorin, I believe that both MOSFETs are the same, the 'D' version is the older one (datasheet is from October, 2019 − Rev. 2) with the *OLD* ON-Semi logo, while the non-D version is the newer (and probably currently in production, with the *NEW* ON-Semi logo (datasheet is from July, 2022 − Rev. 3). That is most likely the reason that Mouser and such still have the 'older' version in stock. Hope this helps. Cheers.

[@kpjVideo]

Agreed

[@robertjung8929]

yes, both are identical (was comparing both datasheets).

[@CarlosGarcia-d3e]

@MichaelRabeno: Completely agree with you. The former Motorola, today On Semiconductor, merged with Fairchild Semiconductor (both American), both currently owned by the Chinese company Lenovo. The first four letters of the alphabet (A,B, C & D) are authorized by the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) for internal changes that electronic companies make to their devices or products; including profound alterations or modifications in its basic internal circuitry, with the understanding that it is an improvement that will NOT affect the original functionality for which it was designed. Another way of saying it, in this specific case, the part number NCP303150 (from a former American company, which of course, knows this regulation) can have any of the 4 letters mentioned without the written authorization and/or approval of this federal agency. All the best.

[@d614gakadoug9]

@@CarlosGarcia-d3e Source? The FCC does not concern itself with integrated circuits as such. Manufacturers can name their ICs any way they see fit.

[@rzdakira]

So I've compared both mosfet spec sheets and they are the same in term of dimensions, pins, output, everything but the D at the end of the name. In my amateur eyes they are the same component with a small name difference. But I am however just a Sorin videos watcher , enjoyer and student.

[@ainsleyramai8311]

Thanks for this video! I had a similar situation recently with an ASUS ROG Ryzen 7... waiting for the replacement mosfet. I was not sure if device manager was a good check but I did check anyway and both graphics were "working properly", glad to be able to confirm that this is a good check to know if the GPU is good.

[@oilybrakes]

All I can see is that the one without D is from the newer revision datasheet (r3 vs r2 on the D vatiant). And also, in the r3 datasheet, it says on first page bottom right: NCP303150/D Meaning, it goes for both. They should be equal.

[@ryanpascual8445]

HAHAHA! master they are in same line but each of them are Driver mosfet... which means those have jobs to do

[@hardkore360]

Thats a nice thermal camera, what model is that Sorin? Also, thanks for the massive knowledge bombs!

[@INerd2024]

Hello, you repaired so many laptops, could you please guide me: what is your opinion about best gaming laptop motherboard? which brand is the most durable components and good design for their motherboards? If you want to mention a gaming laptop brand, which brand and model would be your personal recommendation? All gaming laptops stop working as soon as they receive very little amount of static electricity on the motherboard and short circuits happen almost all the time. which brand you think has the best components and design on the motherboard that can survive shorts?

[@user-vj5jj5eg9l]

Interesting to see the test without one of the transistors, mine is 5 Pro version and goes directly to 1785MHz clock. But this video made Lenovo great again :D

[@vincenzovitale404]

9:54 first time ever I heard you swearing on this channel! 😂 I hear you mate, it’s kind of a miracle! Maybe it has to do with the fact that the laptop was powered by the battery when the drmos got shorted (the customer said the battery was 50%, so I’m guessing he was using the battery), what do you think?

[@retrocomputinggrotto]

Now that's a massive power adapter - one of the biggest I've ever seen! Another video, another thing learnt 😎 I now know about phased power supplies so I shall keep an eye out for them on the next gaming laptop I see.

[@galacticpeace8459]

Hi Sorin, please check it. The two chips you mentioned belong to the NCP303150 series from ON Semiconductor, but they differ in their package type. Here's the difference: NCP303150D: This chip uses a DFN-6 package (Dual-Flat No-Lead), also referred to as QFN-6. It's a package without lead pins that is mounted on the surface of a PCB. This type of package is commonly found in modern electronic applications and allows for space-saving and good thermal performance. NCP303150: This chip is the same as NCP303150D, but it comes in an SOT-23-5 package. SOT-23-5 is a smaller package with five lead pins and is often used in applications with limited space. In terms of their electrical characteristics and functions, these two chips are identical. The difference lies only in the package type, making the choice dependent on the type of mounting and space constraints in your design.

[@d614gakadoug9]

ChatGPT is spewing artificial stupidity. There is absolutely zero chance it is correct. The package is VERY much larger and with far, far more pins than a SOT-23-5 or QFN-6. This is instantly apparent from the video.

[@gabrieln5357]

U worked more on Intel/NVIDIA gaming boards and that's why it works because it's RADEON... Different architecture... and it makes it more interesting... Nice!

[@MrReeceyburger123]

Awesome man, I fixed one of these with a dead webcam. The regulator was not outputting full voltage 😁

[@Aneesh.Asokan]

That's a new information for me! Can a dead webcam conk.out a laptop?

[@viniciusvbf22]

We may have to review our opinion about Lenovo after this miracle 😅

[@badgonzzoo]

Yes I think so. I respect Sorin but MSI laptop is garbage that cost like a kidney. I Prefer thinkpad but new age are coming so like Mercedes and BMW... They are not anymore with quality. We make stuff to last max 3 years in best case. Cheers

[@Druidus98]

Very interesting and a good learning today - thx Sorin

[@paulsimon1272]

Probably it's about marking for different beneficiaries. the version without 'D' is for the lenovo factory. and other manufacturers use the same system, in addition, the version without 'D' is subjected to more rigorous sorting tests, given the destination...

[@jurgenkruger3932]

It can also be a different silicon revision or a negative Chip Enable instead of a positive Chip Enable, or different working temperature, or ...

[@HectorLopez-jw2ke]

Hello If the low side MOSFET shorts before the high side may be the MOSFET chip takes the current.

[@8peterp]

2:27 ,those mosfets didn't have much contact with the thermal pad. see this on Dells too lately ,bent heatsink ,thin thermal pad?

[@hardkore360]

Good catch! The thermal pads have basically no imprint of the mosfets so they aren't even touching at all, leading to early failures.

[@JoLaDD]

DigiKey lists both but the 'D' version is marked as absolete, both are on stock there.

[@NOBODY-bm1ym]

Hi, I have the same laptop. My dedicated gpu is not working in devices manager it is show the yellow sign error"Device not connected properly." I checked the board, and there are no shot circuits, but my Gpu is not heat up or anything. Should I reflow my Gpu soldier, and how risky is it

[@FridonSulaberize]

If you have good rework station is not risk,solution is reball GPU or memory around..Before reflow ,you should test all phase with oscilloscope be sure that current is fine.

[@kiwanukagerald7274]

i dont know how it is on those FETS but some semi conductor manufacturers mark chips from their companies with some letters just to differentiate them from others but the function of the chip remains the same

[@Radek__]

9:58 it is nothing strange. As you well know you have two mosfets inside that chip. One is based on ground, second on 19v. if second is shorted then the 19v will pass and GPU will take it and die, but if first mosfet is shorted then the GPU will be taken to ground only so it will survive. very often the second mosfet dies (19v) but as you now see - not always.

[@Negiku]

Correct me if I am wrong but even the high side mosfet output is only like 1v. So even if the low side mosfet drain to source is shorted. Only 1v will go to the GPU? Or both the mosfets work together to produce that 1v?

[@jurgenkruger3932]

​@@NegikuThe high-side MOSFET is in charge of the output voltage. The PWM on-/off- time determines the output voltage. As a picture, with 50% of pulse, you get half of the input voltage at the output. The low-side MOSFET acts as a synchrone rectifier.

[@jurgenkruger3932]

​@@NegikuIf the low-side MOSFET is shorted, you get Zero voltage at the output.

[@dkraft]

The NCP303150 and NCP303150D are like two peas in a pod, or rather, two MOSFETs in a package. They're both high-performance, integrated driver and MOSFET solutions, perfect for high-current DC-DC buck power conversion applications. The only difference between them is their packaging. The NCP303150 comes in a standard package, while the NCP303150D is a "D" version, which means it has a slightly different package type. It's like the difference between a regular and a deluxe burger - same delicious MOSFET goodness, just with a slightly different bun.

[@stephenhall3515]

We always learn as much about physics as electronics on this unique site.

[@OMARENGG22]

Is it safe to keep the laptop as it is now and undervoltag the gup? Is it ok? Cause i have the same problem one of 6 power MOSFET are removed but still working

[@Dohcom1]

Very good lesson!

[@cfq.tufanuf7601]

Fitting the IC without the D will be fine. I've fitted many ICS with a B instead of a D and A where it should be a C. Never had a problem. Probably a revision marker but not sure.

[@the_arbiter24]

You're doing a great job sharing valuable information, but there's one thing that could make it even better. Sometimes we see you measure things using the multimeter without explaining why. If you could take a moment to explain the reason behind each step, it would help us understand the process more clearly and give us a better idea of what's going on. Thanks for the great content!

[@Tribes11]

Another learning from Sorin! You're the best.

[@GlishaSo]

17:37 isint that third one on list with D on end I was reversing video 3 times to see and its it with D

[@warzonemobile5574]

Finally a lucky customer 🎉

[@ahmedintel9473]

Great job, I wish you success

[@meemorelive]

good happy to see your having a good day

[@TonyHamlyn]

Nice repair! A simpler one for you for a change.

[@albnna]

Hello sir just I want to ask if you solve the issue for lenovo yoga 910 the one was taking 5 volts only if you remmember , I have same issue with my laptop , no short circuit everything is fine but no 19 volts at all

[@surenot-ky6sy]

Sorin, how do you know if this chip will work properly after you install new one without an oscilloscope? Isn't it a good idea to change all 5 of them?

[@jurgenkruger3932]

If the reference is the same for all five, they will act in the same way and share the current evenly. (This is the design goal.)

[@MaximusShantaro]

Dear Sorin, its a humble request to mention the year model and specifications of the laptop too for every repair you do. Thanks

[@100uschallenge3]

Arey you blind and deaf. He literally says the specs and laptop name just search on google

[@yourdadsbuyingmilk]

it's the 2021 model probably 16gb ram and 512 ssd, with rtx 3070 and ryzen 7 5800h.

[@53tech53]

Hi sir and everyone. Can you tell me about check ohm on CPU , chipset, gpu good or not. Thank you. I'm from Cambodia

[@Beekaert]

Hello Sorin. The "D" on the mosfet represents the temperature range that the mosfet can handle. Unfortunately I cannot tell you what the correct temperature range is, but I see that you have the specs. Check the table to see if you can find the temperature range and compare it with the "D" version. Greatings Andy.

[@robertjung8929]

not in this case, compare the 2 datasheets, the D version is identical to the non-D version.

[@Beekaert]

@@robertjung8929 Strange!! Normal it is so that a extra letter give the temperature range off the ic. I check also and the to spec's are indeed the seeme. Maybe a fault from the factory and forget in the spec's to mention the temp range?? How nows.........................🙄🙄🚧

[@robertjung8929]

@@Beekaert there is no "normal" for meaning of suffix letters. each manufacturer uses suffix letters for different purpose.

[@mendiarapi]

Im planing to get a power supply and modify the short protection circuit so it can supply power when there is a short. Some youtubers claim that bypassing the short circuit protection may cause track burning and damage on the board. I haven t played with current and voltage to find the short circuits but i think that setting the voltage and limiting the current bypassing the short protection should be just fine

[@jurgenkruger3932]

Of course, to control the current is the best. 😊

[@ebilgin]

It would be nice to see NCP303150 based homebrew PSU :).

[@GlishaSo]

why not use flux when you getting mosfet out from board I saw many times you do that. would it be more iz to its fluxed? Tnx

[@d614gakadoug9]

It makes a huge mess and does absolutely nothing of value. He is have trouble getting the part out because he is using a crude, inappropriate hack method.

[@GlishaSo]

@@d614gakadoug9 wtf first time hear this glux always helped me to get solders faster out idk maybe I am triping

[@FridonSulaberize]

He should use preheater it will be more better

[@GlishaSo]

@@FridonSulaberize its cool i was just wondering why. you learn something every day.

[@blackdotkiller1]

That charger is for the Saturn rocket 🤣

[@StaffSbt]

I have a problem with my laptop screen which only produces changing colors without any image. I have replaced the LCD cable with a new one and it helps me.

[@ciprianpeica85]

The chip/mosfet/drivers does have catastrophic fault detection. That helps a lot 💀💀😵😵

[@muwahh98]

It doesn't melt the laptop by leaving the motherboard in while reflowing ?

[@1syncgg]

just fyi the paste isnt actually a paste it's honeywell ptm 7958 thermal pad specifically designed for lenovo they use it on almost all of their laptops including the legion series

[@vandehoek]

So I made a good choice. I bought the same laptop. 👍 Thanks for this video Sorin.

[@clubdeslapins]

ask google .. ooops Bard , when you don't know :-) not sure if it's relevant : The main differences between the NCP303150 and NCP303150D MOSFETs are as follows: Threshold voltage: The NCP303150 has a threshold voltage of 1.2 V, while the NCP303150D has a threshold voltage of 2.5 V. This means that the NCP303150 is more likely to conduct higher leakage currents than the NCP303150D. Maximum drain-source current: The NCP303150 has a maximum drain-source current of 2 A, while the NCP303150D has a maximum drain-source current of 4 A. This means that the NCP303150D can support higher loads than the NCP303150. Drain-source resistance: The drain-source resistance of the NCP303150 is 100 mΩ, while the drain-source resistance of the NCP303150D is 50 mΩ. This means that the NCP303150D has a lower resistance, which results in lower power dissipation. Maximum operating temperature: The maximum operating temperature of the NCP303150 is 125 °C, while the maximum operating temperature of the NCP303150D is 150 °C. This means that the NCP303150D can withstand higher temperatures than the NCP303150.

[@d614gakadoug9]

It would be relevant if it wre correct but that is a complete load of utter nonsense and disagrees with the actual datasheet on almost every point. The actual part is usable to fifty (50) amperes. ONE SPECIFICATION ALONE is sufficient to demonstrate what you posted is rubbish.

[@kailashkhairnar8358]

I would replace all the 5 MOSFETs with the D version or anything that's available cheap.

[@soft_cat_ai]

Modern crystals very often remain alive, and new drmosfets often take the entire blow, I don’t know what this is connected with, but recently in 90% of cases, after replacing the mosfets with a CPU/GPU, the crystal remains alive, this is normal in modern technology

[@DominikMuhelye]

VCORE short on GPUs usually don't kill the GPU. VMEM short on the other hand.. kills the GPU and all VRAM most of the times.

[@jenssonnenberg8620]

Good evening ! "D...." means Assembly Location. onsemi write this.

[@MasoudSargon]

Great content as always 🙏🏼🙏🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🔥🔥

[@SzLAZ78]

First "F" word from Sorin, he must have been very impressed about this job.

[@bmsprecision]

its the same chip, just a diferent batch production. I would just replace the mosfet with the D one, if it makes you feel better just replace all 5 of them... has other user said, the newer datasheet refers to NCP303150/D on the bottom right on the first page...

[@PtSp86]

Can you teach how to do this? technicals terminations execution? tks

[@teslasapple]

D is for 🦆👈

[@blake24mAh]

Truly a remarkable illustration. Certainly didn’t give my brain any weird ideas.

[@QARepair]

😂

[@SY-tx5hb]

Internal jokes 😂

[@dellodel9502]

Is there any problem if it is the first GPU's PSU ? Thanks SORIN.

[@almostdarkslide3851]

If you are talking about the integrated GPU, for what I know, they usually are integrated in the CPU so the laptop wouldn't work and the CPU could frye.

[@frank409]

if both mosfets share the same specs and pin layout, I dont see why it would not be the same. if it looks like a duck and qwack like a duck, its probably a duck.

[@jurgenkruger3932]

It can also be a different fab. Or a different chip carrier.

[@andrewwturner]

The path to ground through the other 4 MOSFETS and the 300W PSU would be a very low resistance. Do you think that could have saved the GPU?

[@robertjung8929]

if the bottom side mosfet goes first then the GPU survives because there will be no permanent exposure of the GPU to main rail. if the topside mosfet goes first then it's usually the beginning of a sad story (but still the GPU might survive if the bottom side goes for the ultimate sacrifice during the very next cycle). exposing the silicon to B+ voltage will not kill it, but the current pushed through by that voltage and the related heat will kill it. so if something stops the current (and therefore heat) before it destroys the chip then it will survive.

[@diprosla592]

this very interesting design

[@CukiErti]

0:35 basically a weapon

[@meemorelive]

D" suffix might indicate an extended temperature range variant of a component.

[@meemorelive]

its TMON feature I post it in GENERAL on discord

[@professoringles985]

the answer why the chip didn't go submarine, its answered in the begining of the video, it's a DESKTOP GPU chip, much tougher than the laptops ones.

[@Radek__]

10:10 never do it if you have any phase supply missing / desoldered. furmark, occt, and others - all draw maximum power / current. so first replace missing phase then apply heavy load test. You know it very well. I just remind you.

[@g4z-kb7ct]

it wasn't heavy load, just built in test of GPU-Z.

[@TechTroppy]

It was 30% load tho

[@castercs]

Anyone has idea what's wrong with my Lenovo legion 7? So the laptop boots up and there is a windows boot sound(you know the windows welcome sound) but no picture on laptop display or when i try to use HDMI cable on external display. Also no picture in bios mode. Ps: I have amd integrated and nvidia dedicated graphics as in this video.

[@captianirish77]

i repaired a radio for a car a while back and ran into a similar issue. from what i could tell the added letter was to differentiate the old chip with the newer version. i could not find the original so we only had the option to get the new one and hope. everything worked out just fine with no issues. though it is a bigger risk for a GPU like that, but i would confidently use the D chip. it may be the new version that fixes the issue that killed the first chip series.

[@Drottninggatan2017]

Could it be worth the trouble to change out all 5 MOSFETS? Then there will be 5 all the same. And the original ones can be bad.

[@hardkore360]

Hmmm not really when you get a flat tire do you change all 4 tires?? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@Drottninggatan2017]

@@hardkore360 I had a neighbour that got a flat tire on his car. Nowadays they can't fix flat tires, so he had to get a new one. But he could not find model that he had, so he got 4 new tires, just so that all tires were the same. It does happen.

[@hardkore360]

@@Drottninggatan2017 I've plugged tires with a simple repair kit multiple times, your neighbor got scammed, there's a sucker born every minute 🤣

[@icommandoi145]

Very lucky customer!

[@metime-kw4tx]

11:20 the fans are not on! thats why its running hot

[@AliMhammad]

hello, so what will happened if the grounded mosfet is shorted? nothing will happened to the gpu or cpu , the power will cut down after it goes to ground directly not by gpu, i think

[@almostdarkslide3851]

I think the opposite is true, this is just an exeption, we all were expecting a dead GPU, especially for a LENOVO (Sorin doesn't like them) and a gaming laptop (big power brick).

[@jeremylaidman6525]

It's not a grounded MOSFET, it's a shorted MOSFET. The concern is not a short to ground but a short from 19v to the GPU via the MOSFET.

[@AliMhammad]

@@jeremylaidman6525 we have two mosfets one connected to 19 and the other connected to ground, the coil is connected to the middle point, if the 19 one is shorted and grounded one is ok then the power will go to the gpu, but if the 2nd one is shorted what will happen? see the schematic

[@jeremylaidman7774]

@@AliMhammad ah, I see what you're saying now. By "grounded mosfet" you're talking specifically about the low-side mosfet, but I thought it meant a mosfet that was shorted to ground. So yes, I think you're right.

[@kashi658]

Very interesting video

[@TechTroppy]

I am new here, why does he say at 0:30 "If we ignore the fact the is a Lenovo...". What is wrong with them?

[@IPH82]

compatible

[@burninghalls]

I wonder if some of these instances of blown mosfets are from people trying to get more out of a gaming laptop so they overclock and up the current on their GPU. Id never do this on any gaming laptop as I am quite sure most of them come pushed to the very limit already. Apart from that I would think faulty components.

[@sofienbenhfaidh4283]

HI PLZ I NEED BOARDVIEW lenovo legion 5 pro MN F091 REV 1.0 OR SHEMATIC

[@Krolik314]

I don't understand the bad reputation for Lenovo. I've been selling them for 10 years (along with Dell, HP and Acer). They are nice machines. Of course, you have to know what hardware to get - don't just get the $200 junk on display at Walmart.

[@eugenionita8702]

Bad reputation for Lenovo is not quality it’s just bad for people who fix them, a lot of soldered ram a lot of glue on ram chips and or other chips and that makes them unfixable …

[@johannesdesloper8434]

Educated guess? Probably the capacitor at the output of the mosfet power suplies has large enough capacity to keep the GPU suplied during the power cycle of the removed mosfet.

[@robertjung8929]

nope.. the controller is keeping the output constant no matter what, so if one phase is missing then the controller will widen the pulses on the phases to compensate. obviously there will be a higher ripple on the output especially during high load because of that missing phase. under heavy load the other phases will be heating more (higher current) and the GPU might (and will) become unstable because of the ripple.

[@BuggersUpEnginesDoesLee]

D = Properly Calibrated Version

[@AlexElectronica]

Maybe the short start on the low side mostfet? If its happend on high side mosfet you have 20v on gpu vcccore, so bye bye gpu... but if it is on the low side mosfet?

[@covid_is_lie]

what the difference between mosfet NCP303150D and NCP303150?

[@covid_is_lie]

The main difference between the MOSFET NCP303150D and the NCP303150 is the drain-to-source voltage (Vds) rating. The NCP303150D has a Vds rating of 55 V, while the NCP303150 has a Vds rating of 40 V. This means that the NCP303150D can be used in applications where higher voltages are required. Another difference between the two MOSFETs is the continuous drain current (Id) rating. The NCP303150D has an Id rating of 50 A, while the NCP303150 has an Id rating of 40 A. This means that the NCP303150D can be used in applications where higher currents are required.

[@d614gakadoug9]

@@covid_is_lie Where did you find that? The datasheet I have for the NCP303150 states " • 30 V / 30 V Breakdown Voltage MOSFETs for Higher Long Term Reliability"

[@upulkrishantha9]

Sir, I am Sri Lankan. My laptop is acer aspiar E5-574G laptop. When the laptop gets sick, it cannot be turned on. At that time, I have to reset the BIOS and turn it on. Even after that, it won't turn on. I took it to three repair shops and it works as it was. Sir, I need help, tell me a way to make the lap. Thanks

[@100uschallenge3]

How can a laptop het sick😂

[@asankasanjayadesilva9628]

Take the laptop to KANDY..

[@upulkrishantha9]

@@asankasanjayadesilva9628 contact nomber pls

[@andrewverran3498]

Do any followers of this channel know which brand power lead SORIN uses which connects to his linear power supply ? Thanks in advance PeaceFromOz

[@christozed]

As for the paste, you are not doing it right because you are heating it with hot AIR. The pastes are made for temperature transfer from surfaces

[@5000000000250]

How to do it correctly?

[@christozed]

@@50000000002501: Thermal paste operating temperature range of -40 to 200 °C. 2: the heat is transferred from the bottom up to the processors, i.e. from hot to cold.it is not heat produced by heat resistance and air. 3: charge and discharge cycles transport charge. the best way is to put it on a chip with the classic method

[@yonwtz96]

Maybe it was playing just on the battery when the mosfer got shorted and in this case the current is not that high and GPU survive

[@robertjung8929]

you can't play on battery ;) the battery simply can't provide enough power. the GPU power and performance is seriously capped during operation on battery.

[@lucataszarek8782]

Hello🤝 I think the GPU survived because it is AMD, or maybe the customer was lucky, and as for the mosfets, if everything is correct, and if the difference is only the letter D, then I think it's just a different manufacturer who how you label your product. Nice lesion 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👋👋👋👋👋

[@jimdavis6833]

The GPU is NVIDIA. The CPU is AMD.

[@lucataszarek8782]

@@jimdavis6833 You're right, I confused CPU with GPU😂🤣😂🤣🤝

[@robbie4860]

First time Sorin is impressed with a Lenovo😂

[@Kiburici]

the ncp have fault protection

[@el_sturlo]

Hi Sorin i have a question, can the feature "catastrophic fault detection" have saved the gpu ?

[@Michael-B41]

i mean im in the us but its like what less than 10 bucks i would just order the newer version is all i can tell from china so no mistakes you know better to do the job right first time even if its a little more cost than have to order again and wait

[@qpgpq]

D? maybe its from Dual?

[@anshulchouksey9987]

Sir can you make this video next please with D mosfet Love for Indian 🇮🇳

[@jozsiolah1435]

When the laptop is left on without the grease and heatsink, the laptop will shut down because of the overheating. That resets the power of the cpu, chipset, and vga.

[@jinderpoohla]

D is the class of the Mosfet Sir Place The Normal Mosfet without D Work is Same

[@constantinjitariu1439]

9:59 funny moment

[@Oak690]

9:59 LOL!!!!!!!!!!!

[@JinCola1001]

Today's Laptop isn't Simple That We Think That is Why So Many Repair Station out there is Struggled😅