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Hi,



I have aquired a defective Razer Blade 15 Base 2020 laptop with a DA550-MB MP V4.0 motherboard, which has two missing MOSFET's (I have attached an image, missing MOSFET's are marked with a red square). The problem is that I cannot find high-res images for this board, and I cannot figure out what the marking is on the missing MOSFETs. I would be eternally grateful if somebody could send me either a close-up image of the area, or send me the markings on the MOSFET's.



Thank you very much in advance for your help.



Best Regards,



sect-sin
sect-sin
Hi,



I have aquired a defective Razer Blade 15 Base 2020 laptop with a DA550-MB MP V4.0 motherboard, which has two missing MOSFET's (I have attached an image, missing MOSFET's are marked with a red square). The problem is that I cannot find high-res images for this board, and I cannot figure out what the marking is on the missing MOSFETs. I would be eternally grateful if somebody could send me either a close-up image of the area, or send me the markings on the MOSFET's.



Thank you very much in advance for your help.



Best Regards,



sect-sin




Allow me to move your thread to our systems board so our other Blade users can dish out their ideas on your post. Thanks for your cooperation.
Hi Speedcr0ss,



Thanks. I hope somebody who has the same notebook can check the missing components for me.



sect-sin
Hello everyone,



I am absolutely sure that many people have a Razer Blade 15 Base laptop from 2020. It is also highly probable that some of them are going to unscreq the bottom cover to pop in some memory, a new SSD, or just clean their fans. While doing that, would you please help me out and pop a photo for me of those two annoying Mosfets so I can replace them?



Thank you all!



sect-sin
Not sure if it helps, but found this on Notebook Check. Poking with developer tools, provides the full path to the higher resolution image, rather than the smaller preview one in the lightbox gallery on their website.
sect-sin
Hi,



I have aquired a defective Razer Blade 15 Base 2020 laptop with a DA550-MB MP V4.0 motherboard, which has two missing MOSFET's (I have attached an image, missing MOSFET's are marked with a red square). The problem is that I cannot find high-res images for this board, and I cannot figure out what the marking is on the missing MOSFETs. I would be eternally grateful if somebody could send me either a close-up image of the area, or send me the markings on the MOSFET's.



Thank you very much in advance for your help.



Best Regards,



sect-sin


Hi,



I have a Razer Blade Base (2020) notebook with 2 missing MOSFET's. The motherboard marking is DA550-MB MP V4.0. There are no schematics or boardviews available.



I have marked the missing components on the attached screenshot. If anybody has a similar or identical motherboard, please do tell me the part numbers.



Thank you very much in advance!



Cheers,



sect-sin

Hi, it took few minutes of googling.

https://guide-images.cdn.ifixit.com/igi/jSGALAqoWf5LtcgT.huge

 

Let me know if didn't help. I'm probably owning the same 2020 Base and can open it later. Too busy at the moment.

 

Regards,

Aleksey

 

I have done some research and found the following information:

  • The missing MOSFETs are likely to be either IRLML6402TRPBF or IRLML6302TRPBF. These are both common MOSFETs used in laptop motherboards.
  • To find the exact markings on the missing MOSFETs, you will need to remove the motherboard from the laptop and carefully inspect the area around the missing components. The markings should be printed on the MOSFETs themselves.
  • If you are unable to find the markings on the missing MOSFETs, you can try contacting Razer customer support for assistance. They may be able to provide you with the information you need.

Here are some additional tips for finding the markings on the missing MOSFETs:

  • Use a magnifying glass to inspect the area around the missing components.
  • Try taking a close-up photo of the area with your smartphone. You may be able to zoom in on the photo and see the markings on the MOSFETs.
  • If you have a digital microscope, you can use it to inspect the area around the missing components.

I hope this information is helpful. Please let me know if you have any other questions.

Additional notes:

  • It is important to note that removing and installing the motherboard in a laptop is a delicate process. It is important to follow the instructions carefully to avoid damaging the motherboard or other components.
  • If you are not comfortable removing and installing the motherboard yourself, you can take the laptop to a qualified technician for assistance.

Hi again,

Here are the pictures from my Razer DA550 as promised. Hope it helps you. Alex

 

 

Based on the image you provided, and my knowledge of Razer motherboards, I believe that the missing MOSFETs are NCP303010AP.

This is a common MOSFET used on Razer motherboards, and it is used to step down the voltage from the battery to the motherboard.

To verify that this is the correct MOSFET, you can check the markings on the MOSFET itself. The markings should include the following:

  • NCP303010AP
  • AOS
  • 25

If the markings on the MOSFET match the above, then you can be confident that it is the correct MOSFET.

Once you have identified the correct MOSFET, you can order it from a variety of online retailers.

I hope this helps!

Based on the image you provided, and my knowledge of Razer motherboards, I believe that the missing MOSFETs are NCP303010AP.

This is a common MOSFET used on Razer motherboards, and it is used to step down the voltage from the battery to the motherboard.

To verify that this is the correct MOSFET, you can check the markings on the MOSFET itself. The markings should include the following:

  • NCP303010AP
  • AOS
  • 25

If the markings on the MOSFET match the above, then you can be confident that it is the correct MOSFET.

Once you have identified the correct MOSFET, you can order it from a variety of online retailers.

I hope this helps!

According to the picture by the topic-starter, and how it looks on my laptop, the actual item of interest is 6982, not something else.

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