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You can't replace a socket. Unless you want to buy a replacement, and solder it in. It would be more cost effective to buy a new one.

You can always try booting it up without the one pin. You might be lucky and have lost a ground pin, or something that was reserved.

But in the end, taking it to repair would be too expensive.

Be more careful with such an expensive motherboard.

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You can't replace a socket. Unless you want to buy a replacement, and solder it in. It would be more cost effective to buy a new one.

You can always try booting it up without the one pin. You might be lucky and have lost a ground pin, or something that was reserved.

But in the end, taking it to repair would be too expensive.

Be more careful with such an expensive motherboard.
 
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