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Can you identify this component?

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Hi, Can anyone help me?

I turned my Macbook Pro (Late 2006 A1150) on the other day, everthing was going well until i tilted the screen. It caused the worn-down backlight cables to short which then fried something on the Logic board. I opened the Mac up an luckily found the broken component, however, it is so damaged that i couldn't read the code on top of it.

The part im looking for is a tiny black box with 6 pins (3 on two opposite sides).

It is on the bottom side of the logic board, to the lower right of the prossecor. below the component reads "Q9450"

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(btw i did google "Q9450" and found nothing but processors)

Can someone please identify this component so i can purchase a replcaement.

Thank You.

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I'm afraid you will have to change the complete logic board.

I just fried my MBP's graphic card and this also could not be replaced separately - I had to have the complete logic board replaced.

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