Ligic Board Crash

Early-2011 MacBook Pro owners report hardware failures & system crashes 2.0 quad core i7
To me, absolutely disaster for me. An authorized Apple shop in Phnom Penh Cambodia charges me $550 for replacing the Logic Board. The same MacBook Pro, my hard drive was crash (changed), my battery death (changed), now come to logic board. So disappointed, do I need to extend Apple Care every year or need to change MacBook PRO model so often or ...?

It is best to purchase the Apple Care. It will give you peace of mind for 3 years. One repair pays for the AC. The AC is good for 3 years from the original date of purchase.
MJ

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{“name”:”SpringBoard”,”bug_type”:”109”,”os-version”:”iPhone OS 7.1.2 (11D257)" "bundleID":"com.apple.springboard", "version":"50(1.0)","app_name":"SpringBoard"}
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What do i do if my logic board crashes

i dont know what to do

Make an appointment at the Genius Bar at your local Apple Store or take the phone to a local authorized repair center.
Best of luck.

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I was kind of afraid of that. I'm not surprised.
When you get it back, avoid picking it up by the left front corner alone. If you're going to pick it up with one hand (as I usually do), pick it up in the center, under the trackpad.
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You have the problem discussed in a number of discussions on this forum, most notably here -> https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4766577?tstart=0.
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I inadvertently posted this in the "numbers" thread" so thought I'd repost my same problem in the right group. here it is.
I just had my logic board and graphics card replaced at an Apple store. That was awesome, however, shortly thereafter, my Mac started to continually crash with it's grey screen. Sometimes it would crash as it was booting up. Other times it would crash a few minutes into an operation. But then there are times when it runs just fine for hours!
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Thanks for the suggestion. My apple care had run out a week before the logic board crashed but the Apple Store replaced it anyway. However, it has been a little over a month so I was worried that they may charge me. But it is worth a shot. Gotta have my Mac!
One person suggested it my be bad ram and I thought that it might me my hard drive going, but a trip to the Genius Bar could find it all out.
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This topic has been moved to Intel Core-iX boards.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=165611.0

You have been linked to the latest release which showed up during this topic. You won't break anything if you follow the directions precisely.
Quote from: xmad on 29-January-13, 13:26:10
Full release out today. I posted it at the link below. Follow directions precisely and you must use the forum flash tool.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=164135.msg1214789#msg1214789
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