SomeNormalHuman

Thanks!

About a week and a half ago I built my first PC and just last night I discovered this white mark on what I believe to be part of the motherboard vrm or some sort of power delivery (it looks like a small black plastic block, just above a pair of silver capacitors to the right of my ram slots). I'll also post an image for reference. My PC still seems to run fine for now, just moments before I was benchmarking. According to MSI Afterburner the vrm temperature did not go past 40° while doing so. I mostly want to know if this is anything bad enough to rma the board. The motherboard in question is an ASRock x570 phantom gaming 4, and I am running it with a Ryzen 5 3600x on stock cooling, Team T-Force Vulcan Z 3200 RAM, a reference XFX RX 5700, a 256gb Sabrent Rocket SSD as a boot drive, a 2tb Seagate Barracuda HDD, an Intel A200 Wifi 6 M.2 card, and an EVGA 700 GD power supply. I'm not overclocking on it save for using XMP profile settings on the ram.