The ACER E1‑572 LA‑9532P i3 Laptop Motherboard is a reliable replacement board designed for Acer E1‑572 laptops using an Intel Core i3 processor. This genuine replacement restores stable performance, smooth multitasking, and consistent operation — ideal for browsing, study, office work, media playback, and everyday computing tasks. Whether your original motherboard is damaged, faulty, or underperforming, this board ensures dependable, long‑lasting system functionality.
With support for DDR3L RAM (up to 8 GB–16 GB depending on RAM modules), the Acer LA‑9532P i3 motherboard delivers improved multitasking capability and responsive system performance. Integrated Intel HD Graphics provides clear visuals for videos, presentations, streaming, and regular graphics work. Built with quality components, it guarantees stable and durable operation over time.
Compatible Models
Acer E1‑572 (all i3‑variant models using LA‑9532P)
Part Numbers (May include but not limited to)
LA‑9532P
Maintenance Tips
Always handle the motherboard using proper anti‑static precautions during installation.
Use compatible Intel Core i3 CPU and appropriate DDR3L RAM modules for stable performance.
Clean internal dust regularly to prevent overheating issues.
Keep BIOS and drivers updated to ensure optimal compatibility and performance.
Avoid exposure to moisture and excessive heat to prolong motherboard lifespan.
/**
* @license
* Copyright 2017 Google LLC
* SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
*//**
* @fileoverview Diagnostic audit that lists all JavaScript libraries detected on the page
*/import {Audit} from '../audit.js';
import * as i18n from '../../lib/i18n/i18n.js';const UIStrings = {
/** Title of a Lighthouse audit that provides detail on the Javascript libraries that are used on the page. */
title: 'Detected JavaScript libraries',
/** Description of a Lighthouse audit that tells the user what this audit is detecting. This is displayed after a user expands the section to see more. No character length limits. */
description: 'All front-end JavaScript libraries detected on the page. [Learn more about this JavaScript library detection diagnostic audit](https://developer.chrome.com/docs/lighthouse/best-practices/js-libraries/).',
/** Label for a column in a data table; entries will be the version numbers of the detected Javascript libraries. */
columnVersion: 'Version',
};const str_ = i18n.createIcuMessageFn(import.meta.url, UIStrings);class JsLibrariesAudit extends Audit {
/**
* @return {LH.Audit.Meta}
*/
static get meta() {
return {
id: 'js-libraries',
title: str_(UIStrings.title),
scoreDisplayMode: Audit.SCORING_MODES.INFORMATIVE,
description: str_(UIStrings.description),
requiredArtifacts: ['Stacks'],
};
}/**
* @param {LH.Artifacts} artifacts
* @return {LH.Audit.Product}
*/
static audit(artifacts) {
const libDetails = artifacts.Stacks
.filter(stack => stack.detector === 'js')
// Don't show the fast paths in the table.
.filter(stack => !stack.id.endsWith('-fast'))
.map(stack => ({
name: stack.name,
version: stack.version,
npm: stack.npm,
}));/** @type {LH.Audit.Details.Table['headings']} */
const headings = [
{key: 'name', valueType: 'text', label: str_(i18n.UIStrings.columnName)},
{key: 'version', valueType: 'text', label: str_(UIStrings.columnVersion)},
];
const details = Audit.makeTableDetails(headings, libDetails);const debugData = {
type: /** @type {const} */ ('debugdata'),
stacks: artifacts.Stacks.map(stack => {
return {
id: stack.id,
version: stack.version,
};
}),
};if (!libDetails.length) {
return {score: null, notApplicable: true};
}return {
score: 1, // Always pass for now.
details: {
...details,
debugData,
},
};
}
}export default JsLibrariesAudit;
export {UIStrings};
