I know I'm going to get a lot of crap for this but a while back I was taking a graphics card out of my computer and ripped the plastic off the PCIE slot.... I didn't want anything to touch so I cut all the prongs that were originally connected to the plastic. I used the motherboard for about 8 months before I just got another motherboard. The motherboard that's ruined is a GA-Z77X-UD4H and I got the UD5H to replace it considering you can't even find a UD4H anymore. I was wondering guys is there a company that will repair it? And would it even be worth repairing it?
I made a mistake XD
- Thread starter Jhodge226
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Why do you want to repair it? You have a new mobo.
Unless youre using 3rd world child labour even if you found a place that would do it, it would cost more than the price of a new mobo.
This is only $100-$200 equipment were talking. Sell it on ebay. You might get a few $ for it. otherwise take it to the IT e-waste recycling dump
Unless youre using 3rd world child labour even if you found a place that would do it, it would cost more than the price of a new mobo.
This is only $100-$200 equipment were talking. Sell it on ebay. You might get a few $ for it. otherwise take it to the IT e-waste recycling dump
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