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Hey guys, looking for some advice on this issue. My friend spilled tea onto his Macbook A2141 while it was on, it immediately shut off, it got cleaned thoroughly of any tea remnants and now fully works except the battery, mainly the charging part. The Macbook detects the battery but doesnt charge it, nor takes any power from it, also shows service recommended. There are no signs of corrosion, he took the laptop fully apart, mainboard out and inspected, any traces of the tea were cleaned with isopropyl alcohol. We even looked at schematics to see for potential problems, but havent actually checked any of the resistors if theyre showing proper voltages. What could be the culprit? Any of the resistors at PPDCIN_G3H_CHGR? No idea where to start honestly. Any help would be much appreciated!

Is there any motherboard that is known to ship with a BIOS that is compatible with the CPU in my build, or can do BIOS updates without a compatible CPU?

Also I will probably throw in another stick of ram for the advantage of using dual-channel

Roughly £320, I just want something that would handle GTA V, Rust, The forest or rocket league at 1360x768 at medium/high settings and later down the road I will throw in an RX580 4GB which will then make it much more usable for somewhat decent gaming

Hey guys, I'm planning on buying a budget gaming PC but I need help with a known good motherboard that suports 3rd gen Ryzens Pc I'm planning to build: RAM: Corsair CMK8GX4M1D3000C16 Vengeance LPX 8 GB (1 x 8 GB) DDR4 3000MHz CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3400G PSU: Bequiet system power 9 (I have this PSU at the moment) Storage: Kingston A400 128gb M.2 SSD GPU: None at the moment (Vega 11 APU) Case: Corsair SPEC-DELTA Carbide Series Does the case have good airflow and some extra clearance foe hiding cables from a non modular PSU? Please recommend me a good mobo that would support the 3400G and doesn't cost more than £70 on Amazon UK