How to detect CPU failure in Asus X556

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Monireh Makhour

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In this video we have an Asus laptop which doesn’t turn ON and by checking the board we realized that PCH voltage is problematic and as it is so common and many repairmen might have difficulties detecting such issues, we decided to capture this video to show you the troubleshooting process. In this model of laptop, the CPU and PCH are integrated together..
Stay safe 💚:)

Master: Ahmad Safari
This video is dubbed into English
 

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