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Join Date: Jun 2008
Posts: 1
OS: Vista
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What did I break in my c90?
I have an Asus c90 and i was trying to open it one day to put in a new 8700m gt that i borrowed from my friend. I unscrewed 3 of the 4 screws required to gain access to the inside and then realized that 1 screw was stripped and i could not unscrew it. I then tried to pry it open a little with a screw driver and i accidentally shoved the screw driver into the notebook damaging a small silver square inside. I am not sure what it is that I damaged and I'd like somebody to please tell me what it is because now my battery life is only 15 minutes (everything else works perfectly).
This is what i damaged ![]() Full specs are -intel core 2 duo e6600 2.4 ghz -nvidia 8600m gt -2gb corsair ram -wd scorpio 160gb 5400rpm hdd -vista home premium Somebody please tell me what it is. |
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Re: What did I break in my c90?
well the picture is almost too blury to tell. I can't tell what your arrow is pointing at but i think the large chip is either the north or south bridge.
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