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ASRock Capacitor Question..
- Thread starter TigerSam
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Yea don't worry about it. You will know when you put your rig together and it boots or not. 
How do they get bent in the first place? Manufacturing or during shipping/packaging? This is a pretty expensive board. I would expect the capacitors to not be bent. Also, how do I check if the solder is broke or not. There's a very small opening at the bottom, so I can barely see the wires.
I haven't even taken it out of the ESD bag. Once I do, I'll look at the back of the board. Basically, you guys are saying not to worry about the capacitors being bent/leaning? Also, what type of diagnostics can I run to make sure the board is operating correctly?
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