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I think the problem here is "recent". Many vendors stopped making laptops as they used to. You would think with less moving parts in those modern laptops they
by nirui 3y ago
I think the problem here is "recent". Many vendors stopped making laptops as they used to.
You would think with less moving parts in those modern laptops they should fail less... not the case. Now days, simply pulling the USB-C charging cable too hard in the wrong way (say tripped over it) maybe enough to kill some boards. I learned it the hard way so just don't ever do it :)
- baz00 3y agoYeah that last one gets me. The USB-C connectors should always be on a replaceable board. The ex wife threw a cushion at me and broke the USB-C connector off my T470 motherboard. Fortunately it has a traditional charger hole in it that still works. That was one of the many reasons I divorced her :)