Notebook help

My HP Pavilion dv9300 series laptop's display is shot. I think it's the motherboard that is creating the problem. The only way to get a display to show up is using an external monitor and disabling the NVIDIA graphic drivers. From what I've read, the MB is overworking the graphics card, causing it to overheat and fry. There was a recall for a number of notebooks that had this problem, but mine did not have the proper product number so HP will not fix it (without making me pay $425). Is anyone out there familiar with this issue and if so, what would be the best (cheapest and most effective) way to resolve it? Thank you!

HP Pavilion dv9334us, Intel Core 2 Duo, NVIDIA GeForce Go 7600, running Vista 32-bit.

 

Product number is RV119UA#ABA. I've looked into replacing the motherboard and it's going to cost upwards of $400. No option seems to be relatively inexpensive. For just a little more than the cost of replacement parts, I can get a new laptop with better components. It's just really frustrating that I spent a ton of money on a top of the line machine and it only lasted me three years. And it's not like it was my fault. It was a faulty device on the machine that caused the problem and HP is recognizing that the problem exists, yet is only offering to fix a select few to repair...sorry. Venting...

I'm just not sure it's worth putting that kind of money into something that is losing tech value by the minute...

Thanks for listening...

 

I've got 2 dv9000's setting here right now.Both need motherboards.Probably just junk them.One is my daughters.From now on when i buy a laptop i will buy the extended warranty.Spent hard earned money on one for my daughter for collage now its junk.Had to give her mine.Didn't last much more than 18 Mo.Alot of info on net about this issue.That great deal at best Buy wasn't so great!