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| 2009년 12월 04일부터 회원 | |
Human. Musician. Fixer.
johntabor.bandcamp.com
지난 90 일 동안 귀하께서 활동한 시간대 입니다. 이 그래프의 각 행은 귀하께서 사이트에서 수행한 작업을 나타냅니다 (투표 및 게시물 편집과 같은 주요 활동만 집계합니다). 도표 하단의 숫자는 산악 표준 시간 입니다.
| 이벤트 | 개수 | 델타 |
|---|---|---|
| 누군가 귀하의 안내서를 좋아요 하였습니다 | 91 | 877 |
| 게시물이 추천되었습니다 | 45 | 540 |
| 답변 승인함 | 17 | 510 |
| 관리자가 귀하의 안내서를 승인하였습니다 | 1 | 100 |
| 승인된 답변 | 5 | 50 |
| 게시물을 비추천하였습니다 | 5 | -10 |
Ahh!
It doesn't have a wire or anything, there's a connector that plugs right in when you push the unit in, when you pull it out it...well, it pulls right out. no need to disconnect anything but the screws, just pull it out.
What exactly do you mean? ...wire?
also, which step?
Home Premium. it's decent with service pack 2.
I will eventually, but Vista is acceptable for now.
No need, sir! the laptop again lives. I might update the teardown with pictures of it running.
Oh dude, definitely did that already 1st thing after I put it back together. I just checked again to be extra sure.
and as for the heatsink...it's got Arctic MX-2 on it, so I don't see how it could be overheating, though it does generally run in the upper 70's (laptop cooling fans I blame).
Oh I forgot to mention I got a new motherboard for 100 and it's working again:)
It's incredible how modern this board looks, despite its being so dated.