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mine stops at around 96-98 and sometimes spikes up to 106 for a second or two, usually it goes back to 90 but then sometimes it goes 106 103 102 100 and that's what really scares me

This is 100% educative and thank you Sorin. These videos are moulding me into someone else and I would love a power sequence video with a long explaination like this, so I continue bulding from what this video has taught me.

Pappi you never fail to deliver I’m an iphone micro soldering engineer but my Hp laptop had this issue sooo… thanks

I just changed my thermal paste and wondered why my laptop keeps getting over 95C. I am very thankful for this video.

crazy face.. drinking coffee in a Svod. the file you reprogram.. who has it. ??? .. why do you only show the bin change. and the jokers who tell you good video. they will have the bin. with the onboard disable. thanks...

I have a same model laptop. It can't turn on sometimes on battery.. but when i plug charger its turn on normaly..

Me ayudó mucho a solucionar el problema.

GOOD AFTERNOON, EXCUSE ME, HOW INTEGRATED IS THE LAST REPLACEMENT IN THE VIDEO?

Just for not hiding that you forgot to plug in the keyboard you are one of the greatest repair channels out there. Earned my sub

That's what everyone says. But I actually burned my Asus laptop in 2015. Burnt Nvidia GPU at 99 degrees C.

hepl me disable ram onboard lenovo ideapad 330s-15arr

I have ThinkPad E14 gen 2 i5, will I have same problem , how to prevent It ?

Your thumbnail looks similar to Salemtechsperts' video where he talks garbage about these laptops.

Great content!

I learned a lot with your video. Thank you for your hard work!

My laptop is not booting And its recently formatted yet nothing,😢 What could be the issue and possible solution

Anyone like you in the USA? Does anyone know

Sorin, I think it's incredible how you can take a hot air nozzle on a small port, but not affect other nearby components! Are there more problems with USB -C charging ports than regular barrel type ports?

Very good

Laptops are designed to not fry even at unbelievable temps.

You are the best engineer I have seen yet ❤

Perfect 👍

Your vid literally help me identify the fault on mine too had to press on the socket and it worked but will have to get it fixed properly as I was able to identify the problem

Still waiting for the video part two "Replacing the capacitor" 🤭

Do you think someone who's never done this kind of stuff could oull it off? I fear the t480 i just bought is not charging from the same Port you repaired. And it is a little wobbly. I hope this is the only problem

oh man! Great video....my mother in law has this exact problem and my small circuit repair skill set is a bit below this. Her E580 has other issues too (keyboard failure and worn out battery) I wish I could find someone to fix it

I can't tell if this is a user fault since it has poor tolerance on the mechanical properties of the board, I mean if I were to design it I would set the ram slot on a low torsion portion of the board, regardless some people do treat this things as if they were built on hard concrete, finding out if it's a design flaw or a bad user treatment it's hard since I mean under good treatment should not fail and it won't, but, lets carry it on my backpack for a few weeks and boy you'll see, that kinda end user treatment should be considered while designing

Every tech guy should know that the golden trifecta for dead computers are kids, dust and pets

Congratulations one of the best videos on the charging port replacement.

I disagree. Strongly. The thermal junction max value for intels chips, and AMDs, is 105c. Running them at 95 or 100c is way too close to a runaway thermal problem that causes the pc to shut down to protect itself. Thats one issue, the risk of it overheating because you took it to bed. Second, and much more importantly; there are only three things in the world that kills cpus. They are, in order or speed: voltage, heat, and time. Apply a 1.5v voltage and kiss your cpu goodbye. Like a snap of your fingers, that cpu is not starting again, even after cmos reset, unless you were liquid nitrogen cooling it. And even then, its a diceroll. Next, comes heat. Heat is the killer of most chips, perhaps excluding intels 13/14th gen, that has issues with overvoltage due to microcode bugs. Every other chip will die due to heat. But then, do you have to run your cpu at 0 to make it survive? No. There is no way to make them survive. Cpus die to heat, over time. Time. And that leads me to the third and final killer. Time. The older a cpu is, the more the silica inside has aged. Pcb and traces typically last much longer. The silica is the actual chip, buried under the internal heat spreader. Its the thing you see on those intel logos with the cool hologram effects. Thats the silica. When it ages, it stiffens. When it stiffens, it requires a higher voltage to operate, or it will fail to do its operations, and thus become unstable. Old chips can often have their life extended through overvolting and underclocking. However, with higher voltages, comes more heat. And with more heat, it will take less time to kill the silica. Dont cook your silica. If you do, the machine is largely valueless except for the value of its scrap components. Be nice to your silica.

guys . who has the link to beginner lessons . understanding the motherboard and how power flows . what path the power follows . please

Thanks for talking through your analysis and explaining the troubleshooting process!

Hi sorin hope you are doing well i need help to fix same surface 1769 laptop start but blink black 3,4 time and shutdown there is burnt foot print on the back l26009 capacitor i removed that one still doing the same

Thank you for this tutorial. Beginners needs these tutorials to help to recognize good or shorted components. Keep up the good work and looking forward to more basic contents.

Can you just test a Samsung battery capacity after couple of years

i had the same laptop after a year frames dropped on everygame. Just cleaned out the fans and it[s back to brand new. There was no indication from gpu temp/% this was happpening just slowed

Hello sir how are you I need help me

Hey Sorin in what country you live I want to send you my laptop

I'm having an office notebook (Dell Latitude 5501) that has the same issue. Can that *really* be normal or is there a fault on the mainboard - VRM maybe? How can i check this?

Not a hard job? You are a laptop Michelangelo!

Very well explained. The question is , if you laptop is always hot with max temperatures ,does those thermals damage the lapop in the long run? If i manage to lower the temperatures will my laptop last longer? I have disabled turbo boost on my acer nitro 5 , intel core i7 12650h , my temperatures went down ,minus 15-20 °C .Is it save to do that? Cheers.

My lenova laptop doesn't turn on with the ram inside it only when the ram is out this happened after the blue screen what could be the problem

My Acer Nitro 5 GPU died after 4 years, last week. Is there a way to replace the GPU with a new one ?

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Just a question on 480s. I replace screen touchscreen on it. But every now again get melody and doesn’t turn on LCD. Says problem with lcd cable but then starts working several attempts later. The lcd was exact same fru. Is this mobo issue?

Nice Sorin but do you think this high temperatures can effect the life of the mosfets ?

thank you sorin i wast know how to find a hanel N or P MOSPHATE Now iget it thank yu so much

First acer laptop i buy barely last less then a year my hp gaminy laptop last 7 year and never broke i sold it

I mean the engineers should have thought of this and just dumped the idea of transferring the heat to bottom panel because it's dumb and US has some rule that says bottom of laptop sould be less than 45 degrees or something you can look at consumer forum, 2nd you are cooking the battery, 3rd you might as well be cooking ram and ssds because these gen 3 and gen 4 ssd and ddr 5 rams do run hot, so I guess it's better to leave it as it is and buy a better cooling pad or investigate before investing on dumb undercooled junk, as for apple, their heat transfer mechanism was well thought of to perform that kinda shit, but they do some dumb stuffs with lower end models, they had a wireless heatsink at some point I guess it was on 2020 intel mac book air

Great lesson! Where is part 2?