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Need help: Possible damage to my motherboard
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yurij97
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I was building my pc when I noticed that I accidentally bent one of the nodes of my motherboard. I put it back into place a bit but I don't know if it is still functional or not. Will it be okay? Please advise.

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Doesn't look like the end of the world. I'd leave it as is and try to use it. Or option B would be to send it back and get another one.

Personally, I'd just use it unless I noticed something wasn't working correctly.
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Caps often come from the factory bent more than this. It's fine, but you did more harm by bending it back.
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