⟐ Commented October 31, 2020 at 4:49 MST

Basically, earlier this week one of the hinge covers connecting my front and back plate on my computer broke and now it cant close with out the front plate bending! Pls help me fix this, I need to fold this computer to pack for a trip soon. Btw, I couldn't find what laptop I have on here and don't know what laptop it is, all I know is it is an aorus with an rtx 2060 and intel i7.

⟐ Commented November 07, 2024 at 13:33 MST

Having seed that my aorus had a few issues one which developed by an other flute from the bottom cover popped open even if the screw was still attached that was due to a poor design as the bottom cover had a plastic sheet that the screws go in to and not the bottom cover it self and i presume that the heat from the fan unglued the plastic sheet from the bottom and the corner popped out, now i had it in that state for a while as i need it the machine to work with, and on the move fitting it the carry bag have reaped my backpack and sized my fingers as the bottom cover is Mattel and very thin and sharp .

now my points are that mandit is refusing to fix it as i have been told that they think i have opened the machine and that this situation is not covered by them and replacing the part will cost me 100 uk Pounds!!!! now if i was replacing rams or a fan that could easily cost 100pounds but not for a sheet of metal i much rather find it my self and fit, and to ill be charged an extra 25 pounds just to fit it.

the only thing that am asking is where i can purchase aorus spare parts as i wont give mendit a rusty pound, due to the way i have been treated

ill appreciate any suggestion or help and thanks in advance .

the corner case of my screen split from the sides can i super glue it

⟐ Answered October 12, 2017 at 15:14 MST

Just now, I was adjusting the screen and suddenly it snapped into having these colorful lines. I’ve seen this on broken phone screens before. I have some images of where the damage is, helped by the broken bezel pieces. There appears to be ripped, silver-colored ribbon and another cable farther back. Any resources on new screens or fixing my current screen are greatly appreciated.

⟐ Answered April 26, 2024 at 7:41 MST

This is my first time posting on this forum so please forgive me for violating any community/posting etiquette.

So I want to upgrade the memory inside my Aorus x5 v6 from a dual channel 16GB RAM kit to a quad channel 32GB RAM kit. The only problem is that there are only two RAM slots that are easily accessible from the removable back panel. The other two are hidden away somewhere, most probably under the motherboard.

Could someone who possesses or has access to an Aorus x5 v6 please spend their time to create a guide for this purpose?

Also,

Could you please give the thickness of the aluminium body on top of and below the fan area of the laptop, or better yet, the dimensions of the whole empty chassis? I was thinking of maybe making cuts or cutting away a rectangular piece from on top of or below the laptop fans and other probable places to improve the laptop's thermals and acoustics. Once the laptop is out of warranty of course.

Cheers!

P.S. I would happily tear down my own device and make a guide for it if I could or asked an Aorus technician for a guide. I can't do that; however, since I live in a country where Aorus provides neither its services nor ship its product directly. If I do manage to botch the device up, I would not want to take it to a local repairman to get it fixed. Also, this is one heck of an expensive machine which I want to run for at least 5 years. Its sort of an investment at the beginning of my college by my father and neither I nor my father has the resources to get my laptop repaired from Aorus and pay for its shipping, which will cost upward of at-least half the cost of the laptop.

⟐ Answer deleted August 19, 2018 at 20:58 MST

So we don’t know if it’s the cable or the screen, because my friend was always opening and closing the laptop lid.

⟐ Commented January 25, 2026 at 16:15 MST

⟐ Answered June 27, 2018 at 4:56 MST

I immediately panicked but pulled myself together while murmuring “I destroyed my laptop” but it booted fine the first time, i even got to experience the performance boost by running a 3d mark test.

But when i tried to run CS2 to play with some friends my laptop crashed and wouldn’t boot at all until I disconnected the battery and reconnected it, that made it boot. However, when I went to shut it down to make sure everything was okay it stopped booting, I click the power button, laptop fans whirr a bit, keyboard lights turn on, and then it shuts down.

I’m letting it cool for the day and not touching it until tomorrow. I’m gonna do a full disassembly and check the back of the motherboard because on the front the motherboard battery connector looks perfectly fine.

What are some tests I can do to find out if my battery needs replacing or if I have to learn how to solder.

Please feel free to ask any questions for context including photos if needed.

Thank you very much.

⟐ Answered May 20, 2025 at 20:41 MST

⟐ Answered April 18, 2024 at 0:20 MST

Google translate:

I know that X5 v6 has 4 memory slots. But when I opened the back cover, I only saw two slots. I want to know where are the other two?

⟐ Answer accepted April 08, 2020 at 8:41 MST

Any ppl knows how to solve this problem?

⟐ Answered July 17, 2019 at 8:24 MST

⟐ Answered March 21, 2018 at 5:57 MST

There are 5 symbols in the right bottom of the laptop. The blue tooth symbol shows its workingwife battrey and battrey power all of them light up except for the lightbulb one all of then flash for a second and then stop flashing.

⟐ Commented November 07, 2024 at 18:22 MST

I removed the bottom plate of the laptop, disconnected the battery, and measured the voltage. It was about 12.6 Volts which probably indicates that the battery is discharged close to the minimum. Here's the picture of the battery: its model is GAG-N4A and P/N:541387460014 . The stated voltage is 15.2V which I guess corresponds to the battery pack of 4 li-ion cells.

So, the problem is: the laptop do not charge the battery. Also, the Windows indicator shows the battery status as 100% charged.

My question is: what could be the reason and what could I try to do to fix that problem? My best guess is the battery controller malfunctioned or went into some sort of protection mode.

P.S.: I guess the white and yellow lines in the middle of the battery connector could be SMBus lines. I can try to communicate the battery with Arduino to get more details or even try to reset the controller if it's still alive. I never did anything like that. Did anyone try something like that?

Update:

I was able to take the laptop apart and found the motherboard model printed on its inner side. It is GA-RX7GKD rev: 1.1

⟐ Commented January 11, 2024 at 8:16 MST

My Aorus x5 laptop is great in everything except the speakers. So how can I replace the speakers with a bter one? … I don’t want to use usb speakers (external). what I want is to replace the internal speakers of my laptop

Regards

⟐ Commented March 18, 2016 at 23:48 MST