Hi guys, massive computer build/componentry noob here. In 2013 i had a a custom build pc put together for me after i bought the parts.
Recently, the 'prongs' on my ssd card were bent from me like wiggling it to make it register on the computer - so i tried to straighten them. But i think i may have like let them overlap or something? Because when i tried to put it back into the motherboard and turn the computer on it just sorta...fizzled and never turned on again lmao.
So i'm assuming i fucked the motherboard.
ANYWAY.
I am now either going to get a new pc built, or just replace the motherboard.
Currently I have two radeon HD 7970 8gb ghz edition graphics cards and an nzxt kraken watercooler.
Is this setup in any way limitted by today's standards? Would sinilar/better performance than this setup be so cheap that it's worth just upgrading?
Basically all i do is play league of legends anyway, basically no demanding games. Sometimes i run 2-3 28 inch monitors.
Let me know what you would do. Thaaaankyou!
Recently, the 'prongs' on my ssd card were bent from me like wiggling it to make it register on the computer - so i tried to straighten them. But i think i may have like let them overlap or something? Because when i tried to put it back into the motherboard and turn the computer on it just sorta...fizzled and never turned on again lmao.
So i'm assuming i fucked the motherboard.
ANYWAY.
I am now either going to get a new pc built, or just replace the motherboard.
Currently I have two radeon HD 7970 8gb ghz edition graphics cards and an nzxt kraken watercooler.
Is this setup in any way limitted by today's standards? Would sinilar/better performance than this setup be so cheap that it's worth just upgrading?
Basically all i do is play league of legends anyway, basically no demanding games. Sometimes i run 2-3 28 inch monitors.
Let me know what you would do. Thaaaankyou!
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