Help identify missing component on ASUS M4A88TD-V EVO/USB3

[Suka]

Hi all, I am missing something from the above board that i noticed yesterday. I have been having USB over current problem since beginning of Aug and i think it may be due to this missing component. Anyone who can identify what is missing please help as the board won't let me boot to windows nor access BIOS due to over current status.
View attached image.

 

[SKBARON]

That's a bypass cap. Check the capacitance of those nearby and find one close to those specs and solder it in it's place.

 

[Suka]

That's a bypass cap. Check the capacitance of those nearby and find one close to those specs and solder it in it's place.

I will do that . If i may ask, could it be the cause of the USB over current status?

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

@Suka

only cos im curious.....how come suddenly it is gone?

 

[silentbogo]

I will do that . If i may ask, could it be the cause of the USB over current status?

The IC is a Realtek audio codec and according to datasheet it needs a 10uF cap to analog ground. It has nothing to do with USB, so I am not sure if soldering a capacitor back will resolve your problem.
You might wanna check the rest of the caps surrounding that area. If one of them rings as short - replace it.

Just in case, a datasheet for ALC892:
http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/datasheets/ALC892-CG_DataSheet_1.3.pdf

 

[Suka]

@Suka

only cos im curious.....how come suddenly it is gone?

I also don't know . I just noticed it the other day
@silentbogo i will do that too. Am sad though that it won't fix the USB over current problem as without a solution the board is just useless. My motive to seek help was assuming it might solve the problem but thanks for the help i will implement the suggestions as soon as i can and will report back

 

[Pill Monster]

That's a bypass cap. Check the capacitance of those nearby and find one close to those specs and solder it in it's place.

Hey, kinda related I killed a 7950 after spilling some coffee over the PCB, I don't know exactly what's wrong but I imagine it has to do the vrm's because the GPU powers up with 1x8 pin plug connected but not both.

If I gave u a high res photo do u think u could identify any bad components? if I can possibly get it repaired, seems a waste to trash the card

 

[95Viper]

Try unplugging all your USB devices (including the cables going to the case outputs) and test.
Take a light and magnifying glass look at all the ports on the MB back plate and the connectors on the MB to be sure none have bent pins that could be shorting.
Also, try a different keyboard, if yours is plugged into the usb ports.

 

[Suka]

Try unplugging all your USB devices (including the cables going to the case outputs) and test.
Take a light and magnifying glass look at all the ports on the MB back plate and the connectors on the MB to be sure none have bent pins that could be shorting.
Also, try a different keyboard, if yours is plugged into the usb ports.

Tried all that many times till the disappointments became too much to bear. I have done everything i found on the internet but the error is still there.