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8th August 2011, 11:26 AM #201NBR Vaio Team Curmudgeon
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Re: Sony comes clean on faulty 8XXX series Nvidia Chips!
My guide on how to clean install Vista on an FZ190
Dr. Pratik's addendum on using that guide with Win7XXXMy notes on an in place upgrade from Vista to Win 7
How to Defrag Vista's Boot FilesXXXHow to Defrag Win7's Boot FilesXXXThe rationale for & trouble with WinSXS
Master list of VAIO Phoenix BIOS registers to enable VT
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8th August 2011, 04:03 PM #202
Re: Sony comes clean on faulty 8XXX series Nvidia Chips!
Sony VGN-SZ750N - Win7 x64, 4gigs ram, Intel 40GB SSD, Intel 5300 Win7 X64 upgrade guide
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10th August 2011, 05:47 PM #203Newbie
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Re: Sony comes clean on faulty 8XXX series Nvidia Chips!
Hi guyz again, today i woke up full of joy to cook something and reminded about my 8400m GT broked video card gpu

i tell u next what i done:
-disansambled my sony v fz11m and get out the motherboard.

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-removed all plastic/ covers/procesor pieces from it

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-turned on my oven (gas one) and set it to 385 F ~@200 C degree and i let it like that 5 min to get to the right temperature.
- after that i put the motherboard in the OVEN for exactly 10 MINUTES, NOT LESS NOT LONGER. (check next photos)
BTW, I PUT IT ON 4 PIRAMIDS MADE BY ALUMINIUM FOIL!

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-after 10 minutes taaa daaaaa...the baked MBoard

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and after reansambling the MBoard again look what i got:

after 1h the graphics are ok..i'm gona try some gaming to check it and go buy a netbook cooler xd
USE THIS INFO'S AT YOUR OWN RISK
Thx and sry for my english, not so good, i know!
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10th August 2011, 06:06 PM #204NBR Vaio Team Curmudgeon
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Re: Sony comes clean on faulty 8XXX series Nvidia Chips!
That technique, and a similar heat gun technique are know to work. But the problem is going to come back at some point. The issue still exists that the substrate and bonding material expand and contract at different rates and will again create cracks in the solder connections again later.
GaryMy guide on how to clean install Vista on an FZ190
Dr. Pratik's addendum on using that guide with Win7XXXMy notes on an in place upgrade from Vista to Win 7
How to Defrag Vista's Boot FilesXXXHow to Defrag Win7's Boot FilesXXXThe rationale for & trouble with WinSXS
Master list of VAIO Phoenix BIOS registers to enable VT
"If you think there's a solution, you're part of the problem." --- George Carlin
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11th August 2011, 04:33 PM #205
Re: Sony comes clean on faulty 8XXX series Nvidia Chips!
Sony VGN-SZ750N - Win7 x64, 4gigs ram, Intel 40GB SSD, Intel 5300 Win7 X64 upgrade guide
Fujitsu Stylistic ST5020D tablet - Ubuntu, 1.25gigs ram, Wacom Penabled for graphics work.
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31st January 2012, 09:15 PM #206Newbie
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Re: Sony comes clean on faulty 8XXX series Nvidia Chips!
Hi Guys,
I have a second hand FZ21s that was working fine..ish til yesterday. After some extensive reading, I can pretty much guarantee that I have a defective gpu. Why, cos the screen is blank and went wiggly green lines just before it died. Now I understand that Sony will fix this issue, but as i didn't buy this brand new(still cost £400), I don't have a receipt or anything bar the laptop.
So what i'm really asking is apart from sticking the mboard into my oven do i have a leg to stand on with Sony?
Any help/advice is greatly appreciated!!!!
thanks in advance.
raj
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31st January 2012, 10:39 PM #207NBR Vaio Team Curmudgeon
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Re: Sony comes clean on faulty 8XXX series Nvidia Chips!
My guide on how to clean install Vista on an FZ190
Dr. Pratik's addendum on using that guide with Win7XXXMy notes on an in place upgrade from Vista to Win 7
How to Defrag Vista's Boot FilesXXXHow to Defrag Win7's Boot FilesXXXThe rationale for & trouble with WinSXS
Master list of VAIO Phoenix BIOS registers to enable VT
"If you think there's a solution, you're part of the problem." --- George Carlin
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3rd February 2012, 04:01 AM #208
Re: Sony comes clean on faulty 8XXX series Nvidia Chips!
OK, my VGN-AR590E shouted 1 long, 2 short beeps and the screen refused to light up. This laptop was seldom used but still died after three years.
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20th April 2012, 09:22 PM #209Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: Sony comes clean on faulty 8XXX series Nvidia Chips!
Reminds me of the xbox red ring of death scenario..
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22nd June 2012, 01:44 PM #210Notebook Enthusiast
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Re: Sony comes clean on faulty 8XXX series Nvidia Chips!
There is no need to bake whole motherboard since problem lies just in underfill epoxy, so I suggest firstly just to heat up G84 chip up to 100 Celcius degrees. Result will be the same and you avoid to overheat other components on PCB.



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