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Macgyver the Diver
03 Feb 10 10:01
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I need some info regarding the replacement of a HP notebook motherboard?

Please help!!!

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By:
Seasider.
When: 03 Feb 10 10:03
Laptops are disposable these days, surely no-one bothers to replace a whole motherboard ? Just bin it and buy a new one.
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The Leopard
When: 03 Feb 10 10:06
Why do you need to replace it...?
By:
Macgyver the Diver
When: 03 Feb 10 10:07
i paid about 900 for my laptop about 2 yrs ago. The motherboard is gonna cost 300 to replace.

not sure its worth it to be honest
By:
Ken Masters
When: 03 Feb 10 10:07
Cillit-Bang Spaff-Away should**it.
By:
Macgyver the Diver
When: 03 Feb 10 10:08
leopard,

my laptop was refusing to charge. the blue light where you connect the cable to was temperamental and then went totally off. Apparently its not the connections and the mother board is fooked.
By:
wasnot
When: 03 Feb 10 10:13
Paying 300 to**a 2 yr old lappy that only cost 900 is mental imo. Bin it & get on to ebuyer.
By:
The Leopard
When: 03 Feb 10 10:20
You can get Laptops for £400 now can't you...
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 03 Feb 10 10:24
dfd
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Macgyver the Diver
When: 03 Feb 10 10:28
yeah but depends what spec. Mine had a top of the range processor and a quality graphics card.
By:
DStyle
When: 03 Feb 10 10:30
top of the range for 2 years ago is budget today unfortunately.
By:
padlock
When: 03 Feb 10 10:38
can someone tell me if i can use my inbuilt isight camera on macbook as a webcam or do i need a seperate webcam?
By:
padlock
When: 03 Feb 10 10:59
anyone pls ?
By:
Ken Masters
When: 03 Feb 10 10:59
You can use it as a webcam, but it's easier and cheaper to just go out flashing the old fashioned way.
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