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  • risk_reversal
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    • Sep 2007
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    Recapping Info

    Does anyone know who provides a motherboard recapping service located in the U.K please.

    I have read the FAQ's and note that it is not too difficult to recap a mobo but I am not that good with a soldering iron and would rather leave the DIY option till very last.

    Many thanks for any info provided.

    Cheers

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