Locate bios ic on mother board for g550

please help me to locate bioc ic on motherboard for g550 laptop
its or U53 or U54 or onother and its winbond amtel or phoneix please help
sorry for my english

have you tried a better psu
a 128 mb ram consumes around around 8 to 10 watts
http://www.blueowltechnologies.com/pmConsumption.asp
volts x amps =watts
3.3v feeds ram
so at most you have 46 watts on a good day

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