It is a very open ended question. Mother board repair is not a simple component swap and you are done. There are a lot of measurements you need to take in order to know what's up. It also sounds like you have not made any measurements or checked the schematics...
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It is a very open ended question. Mother board repair is not a simple component swap and you are done. There are a lot of measurements you need to take in order to know what's up. It also sounds like you have not made any measurements or checked the schematics...
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UPDATE (09/05/15)
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After closely looking at the picture I realized there was actual damage on the board instead of being a stock picture or what not...
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1. That chip is part of the 3.3 V main line.
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2. OldTurkey is correct. That is the chip you are looking for.
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3. Now shift your focus to the capacitor right under the chip on the left side. The diagram has it as C9410 for your reference. These are the specs: 0.1uf 10% 50v 603-1. That is most likely the cause of that chip blowing up.
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When a capacitor fails you will get a straight wire which will short your chip to ground. This voltage is more than the desired burning your components and most likely in this case there might be some board repair on the paths and traces underneath.
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This is repairable. You can mail it in to someone who can do the job OR you can try to do it yourself if you have the right tools and experience. If you decide to give it a short let me know and Ill be happy to give you some pointers :)
It is a very open ended question. Mother board repair is not a simple component swap and you are done. There are a lot of measurements you need to take in order to know what's up. It also sounds like you have not made any measurements or checked the schematics...