820-3476 OSX killed every few days

ielectron

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feels like in the good old days a cheap pc, osx lasts for 3-7 days, than have to be reinstalled again, i dont see water damage, same with new ssd.
One time it was like really slow, mosue jumping too, and booting from ext hdd it was very slow too! but now i just reintalled it again, and works fine, with ext, hdd too, so it just happens sometimes randomly, but cant go more than a week. Im sure its a board issue but have no idea what could it be.
 

smiba

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What does ASD EFI and ASD OS give you? Any sensors going crazy?

When the system works very slow, what clock speed is the system running at? If its at a full clock speed, are there any processes hogging the CPU?
 

ielectron

Member
it means it wont boot anymore, than i boot from ext hdd and i can see all the files, even the system files, i can do the data backup from Users folder, than i format the SSD and reinstall osx with a usb installer. But once i was not able to any files at all, but than again i had to reinstall osx and it started to work again. So everytime it fails i can fix it by format and osx reintall.
I will check the ASD.
 

dukefawks

Administrator
Strange, I did have some issues that shitty Chinese chargers were killing the SSDs. These were all OWC replacement drivers though. I have no idea what else it could be.
 

ielectron

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that was with the charger, and this one is if the charger is not connected:
 

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ielectron

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the charger is 45W for the picture above, now i tried it with an 85W charger:
 

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smiba

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You need to use a 60W or higher charger for ASD to pass. The 45W charger gives 14V where the 60W gives 16V

As for the sleep/wake event, you've probably touched something to wake it up again. Do not touch it for a couple of minutes in this test until it automatically turns itself back on again
 

ielectron

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ahh.., now with the 85W charger its just passing , many times, i reinstalled osx again, and it works fine, we dont have the customers charger, but they will buy a new one anyway, hope that sorts it out.
 

smiba

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I highly doubt this issue is being caused by the charger honestly. With charger that is meant for a smaller macbook it will just be slow and/or not charge.

At best maybe if they used a really shitty Chinese charger, because anything can happen while using those
 
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