Socket 775 Mainboard damaged - repair possible?

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  • docbrown
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    • Dec 2006
    • 8
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    Socket 775 Mainboard damaged - repair possible?

    Hello,

    a few days ago i decided to buy an Asrock 775 4COREDUAL VSTA mainboard from a friend. However, when he uninstalled the board from his case and removed his CPU, he somehow damaged the empty cpu socket.
    After a close look i found out that actually two pins (D4 and D5) where damaged.
    Its looks like the upper parts of the contact plates broke off, so they have no contact to the CPU.
    Since now he refused to put his 6300 Core Duo back in the mainboard for testing, because he fears that it could be damaged. Maybe really a reason for concern? Now i wonder if it is possible that this board will run fine even without the damaged Pins. Or perhaps it is possible to repair it somehow?
    A long time ago i managed to solder a broken pin back on a socket A CPU, but the pins on modern socket 775 boards are really really small.
    The board was running fine before this accident, so i dont want to put it in the trash can.



    docbrown





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    • Big Pope
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      • Dec 2005
      • 426
      #2
      Re: Socket 775 Mainboard damaged - repair possible?

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        • Jor3llBR
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          • Jul 2007
          • 32
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          Re: Socket 775 Mainboard damaged - repair possible?

          Bump - Can you guys identify the caps on this board for me Ilook at pics above)? Anyone worth changing for an out of the box board?

          I saw this about a similar board of asrock:
          "Just to let anyone that is interested know what capacitors are on the ASRock's 4CoreDX90-VSTA, here they are:

          Panasonic FJ's (near the mosfets area)
          JPCON TK's (near the mosfets area)
          OST RLP's and RLS's (near the ram and pci slots)"

          Tx!

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            • stevo1210
              Badcaps Legend
              • Oct 2006
              • 4156
              • Australia
              #4
              Re: Socket 775 Mainboard damaged - repair possible?

              Originally posted by Jor3llBR
              Bump - Can you guys identify the caps on this board for me Ilook at pics above)? Anyone worth changing for an out of the box board?
              In the pics above, I can see that the motherboard has Panasonic caps and Sanyo caps around the CPU. The rest of the board looks like OST caps.

              Panasonic and Sanyo are good caps, OST are listed as bad caps, but I have an ECS 661FX-M motherboard that's 3 years old and uses OST even in the VRM section and none of them have bulged or leaked.... or maybe i'm just lucky
              Don't find love, let love find you. That's why its called falling in love, because you don't force yourself to fall, you just fall. - Anonymous

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