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Jan 25, 2010 Rating Motherbaord tests by: Support Hello Avi, If you want to do low level repair of motherboards the only specifications for test points will be from the respective manufacture. You will have to contact each manufacture to see if they have published their documents for public release. I have not seen a spec sheet for a motherboard since the early 1990's. Since Intel sued AMD in the US of A most manufactures keep their respecive spec sheets copyrighted and trademarked. They very seldom release them to the public. To answer your question, no I do not go to that level of repair in my manuals. Hope this helps...

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